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Kacie Lees

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Education: BFA, 2005, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago; MFA, 2012, The School of Visual Arts, NY. Exhibitions: Museum of Neon Art, Los Angeles; Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco; Museum of Glass, Tacoma; View Arts Center, Old Forge, NY; Loveland Museum, CO; Fondazione Palmieri, Italy. Publications: Neon Primer: A Handbook on Light Construction (2021, Plazma Press). Bibliography: Plazma 4: Interplanetary Art and Science Magazine; Readers Digest. Collections: Joan Flasch Artists Books Archive; The Rakow Research Library at the Corning Museum of Glass; The Pratt Foundations Lab. Awards: The Los Angeles Conservancy Award; OSU’s Pulsed Laser Holography Residency.

Courses

Title Department Catalog Term

Description

This course examines neon techniques used in both traditional and current sign making and their application in creating artworks. Contemporary technical developments are explored.

Class Number

1052

Credits

3

Description

This course examines neon techniques used in both traditional and current sign making and their application in creating artworks. Contemporary technical developments are explored.

Class Number

1252

Credits

3

Description

This course examines neon techniques used in both traditional and current sign making and their application in creating artworks. Contemporary technical developments are explored.

Class Number

1136

Credits

3

Description

This course examines neon techniques used in both traditional and current sign making and their application in creating artworks. Contemporary technical developments are explored.

Class Number

1253

Credits

3

Description

This course examines neon techniques used in both traditional and current sign making and their application in creating artworks. Contemporary technical developments are explored.

Class Number

1254

Credits

3