Scott Goss is a 2006 graduate of Glass from The Cleveland Institute of Art. Upon graduation he was awarded the Second Agnes Gund Award to travel to the Archilab Conference in Orleans, France in the fall of 2006. Currently he is a studio artist in midtown Cleveland, Ohio. His innovative Glass Panel Series focuses on the deteriorating urban core of America's aging industrial cities. This series involves glass painting, engraving, fusing, and slumping; all to a piece of copper. When fired, the pieces reveal an unseen beauty in the skies and landscapes not originally apparent in these decayed neighborhoods.
Scott Goss is currently represented by:
Asher Gallery in Houston The Butcher's Daughter Gallery in Detroit The Red Dot Project in Cleveland Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh
His work is also available at:
Chicago Art Source in Chicago Geode Gallery in Cleveland River Gallery in Rocky River, Ohio