Astri Reusch

Born in Georgetown, British Guiana, Astri Reusch has worked for several decades in sculpture, glass and major architectural realizations. Reusch currently works as professional Artist-in-Residence at the Pilchuck Glass School, north of Seattle, founded by Dale Chihuly, having studied there previously with the Czech masters Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova.Works by Astri Reusch, have been exhibited at museums and galleries such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, the Corning Museum of Glass, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris, the Seibu Museum in Tokyo, the Glass Museum of Finland and others. Site-specific architectural work by the artist have been integrated into the public areas of museums, corporate and government buildings, including the monumental sculpture La Débâcle in the main hall of the Musée National de la Civilisation in Québec City and sculptural works and glass walls in the entrance halls of the IntelSat Corporation Building in Washington DC and a number of cultural centers, corporate headquarters, libraries and schools.Work by the artist is in the collections of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the ...

◦ Masters Class, Pilchuck Glass School
◦ Glass Casting Techniques, Tulane University, New Orleans
◦ Glass Casting, NY Experimental Glass Workshop
◦ Landscape architecture, McGill University
◦ Ecole des beaux-arts, Montreal
◦ Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal

Past Exhibitions (Solo)
◦ Monument National, Montreal
◦ UN Association of Canada, Montreal
◦ Galerie Louis Thibodeau, Montreal
◦ Galerie Elena Lee, Montreal
◦ Muse de Civilisation, Quebec City
◦ Galerie Verre d'art, Montreal
◦ Visual Arts Centre, Montreal
◦ Qubec House, New York

Past Exhibitions (Group)

◦ Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
◦ Smithsonian Institution, Washington
◦ Victoria and Albert Museum, London
◦ Toledo Museum of Art
◦ Muse des Arts dcoratifs, Montreal
◦ Centre d'Art contemporain, Montreal
◦ Muse du Qubec
◦ Miller Gallery, New York
◦ Stewart Hall, Pointe-Claire
◦ Corning Museum of Glass
◦ Muse des arts dcoratifs, Paris
◦ Glass Gallery, Baden Germany
◦ Finnish Glass Museum
◦ Seibu Gallery, T...