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Feb
11
Artist John Bassett takes discarded glass bottles and plates and then slumps and fuses them into colorful abstract works of art for the wall. A true recycling artist, he even uses materials from old window sashes and door frames when his works call for wooden supports. Visit his creative and colorful gallery at www.basglas.com.
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