42nd Pheonix Award

Date: 14 May 2012
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Date: 14 May 2012

The renowned Italian glass artist Mr. Lino Tagliapietra has Phoenix Award, Glass Person of the Year”.

Mr. Tagliapietra has earned this distinguished award for his contribution to the glass industry, in the field of Art.

Born and raised on the famous Venetian glass blowing island of Murano, he started to learn the art of blowing glass from the age of 11 years. By the age of 21 he had achieved the status of ‘Maestro Vetraio’. From then, he worked with many of the top Muranese Glass producers until 1989 when he began his career as an independent artist. Lino has exhibited at many major museums and galleries around the world and has collected many honours and accolades on the way. As well as being recognized as one of the world’s greatest leaders in studio glass art, he is also identified as a leading teacher to some of the most talented up and coming glass blowers and artists. His teachings encompass the world from, Italy, USA, Japan and Australia.

Lino joins the long list of distinguished recipients of the Phoenix Award and in particular his compatriot and fellow artist Dale Chihuly, who received the same award in 1998. We all congratulate Mr. Tagliapietra on earning the title “Phoenix Award, Glass Person of the Year, 2012”.

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