Sydney Cash

American, 1941 - Present

Sydney Cash has had a diverse and experimental career, creating with flat glass, mirrors, painting, patterns, and portraiture. He has explored process, material science, movement, and personality.

In the mid-1970s, Cash drew over 2,000 sketches and portraits of people throughout New York City. His artistic identity emerged through this process. Cash has done much experimenting with glass in the last 50 years, from melting it to wearing it. In 1972, Ivan Karp first exhibited the 3-dimensional glass forms Cash made by slumping flat glass shapes over fine wires. Since 1979, Heller Gallery has exhibited the different progressions of his glasswork. Cash has had over 40 one-person exhibitions and has been included in more than 70 group shows.

Please find below the selections that are available for purchase through the John Raimondi Gallery.

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