Bumbershoot Visual Arts: Neon, Glass, and 50 Years [Photo Gallery]

Peter Majerle • September 4, 2012 •

If Stefan D-W’s review left you eager for more Bumbershoot art, luckily Pete’s got images from the visual arts’ new home in Fisher Pavilion.

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The only way to get through three days at Bumbershoot is exemplified by this box of buttons.

This twelve-foot, neon behemoth greeted visitors to the visual arts buildings at Bumbershoot 2012. Dylan Neuwirth is the artist.

Glasswork made within solid glass.

A glass ink roller used to make prints was one of my favorite pieces of the "This Is Glass" exhibition.

Dangling cables play with movement and light.

A series of tiny homes sit on balsa wood supports against a black background, offering a stark contrast and unique perspective on traditional dwellings.

Even the floor provided great aesthetics.

An oil derrick-looking thing pumps nothing but the strobe action that illuminates it.

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