Name/Title
"Satin Paperweight #013487"Entry/Object ID
2004.3.11Description
Crystal Ball with a Hot Air Ballon in the middle
Tom Philabaum was born in 1947 in Toledo, Ohio. After receiving his B.A. in Art and Education from Southern Illinois University, he joined the innovative glass program at the University of Wisconsin. Studying under Harvey Littleton and Eriks Rudans, he obtained his Masters degree. After graduating, Philabaum continued to create glass art and taught for several years in the Chicago area. He then moved to Arizona to open his own glass studio. While working in his studio, he obtained a Masters in Fine Arts specializing in ceramics from the University of Arizona. Philabaum has been a recognized glass artist in America for a long time. He was the Chairman for the 1998 Glass Art Society Conference. He gave up a significant amount of his time to spearhead this conference. The Glass Art Society is the premier International glass organization catering to artists, collectors and galleries. Philabaum’s work has evolved significantly over his career with his best work seen in the last few years. He is a likable and highly respected artist within the glass community.
Scavo Trumpet VaseCollection
Suomynona Glass Collection, Suomynona CollectionAcquisition
Accession
2004.3Source or Donor
Suomynona Glass CollectionAcquisition Method
DonationOther Name
Satin Paper WeightLocation
Location
Drawer
S.E. cornerShelf
Top, TopWall
Center SouthBuilding
Freida L. Smith RoomCategory
PermanentMoved By
Scott LonganDate
October 9, 2009Location
Cabinet
Case# 59Wall
EastHallway
Discovery HallBuilding
Crater Rock MuseumCategory
Permanent