Birthplace: Peterborough
Location: White House Cone Museum of Glass, Wordsley, West Midlands
Art Medium: Hand Blown Glass
Style: Contemporary Original Designs
Work Representation: pattern work from the natural world
Influences: Intense colour combinations from nature
Education: 

  • Foundation Course Doncaster

  • BA Hons degree from the University of Wolverhampton

Allister has become a renowned craftsman within his field. He is continuously expanding upon his portfolio of handmade, blown and contemporary glass artwork, welcoming all manor of commissioned work from corporate and private clients. His strong design sense combined with an impeccable standard of finish has created a dedicated collector base. All work is individually signed and dated by the artist.

The Golden Trailing range has become a long standing favourite amongst clients. The colourful vessels are adorned with a glass trail which has been coloured in a way to give the impression that it is actually a gold wire.

“Acquiring the skills to produce handcrafted glass to a professional standard has been a long battle. This journey has taken me twenty years. I now strive to push this medium of glass and explore the versatility that it offers utilising all the skills I have gained over the years. Hopefully when you view the glass gallery it will convey the enjoyment it has given me to create these works!” - Allister Malcolm

Pink Golden Trail Bowl, Medium
£100.00

A lovely pink bowl with a golden trail. Made and signed by Allister Malcolm.

Dimensions*:

  • Height: 16cm

  • Top Diameter: 15.5cm

  • Middle Diameter: 17cm

  • Bottom Diameter: 8cm

*Measured by hand; please allow for error.

Blue Paperweight
£35.00

A beautiful paperweight by Allister Malcolm.

Average Dimensions:

  • Height: 2.5cm

  • Diameter: 6.5cm

Mentionable Exhibitions:

  • ‘Blowing hot and Cold’ London Glassblowing Studio, 4-26th May 2018

  • Recently featured on ‘Salvage Hunters The Restorers’ Quest Channel

Awards: 

  • Shortlisted for gift of the year 2018

  • Instructor collaborative residency corning museum of glass 2015

Work represented by NLG:

Glassworks & Mirrors: Allister Malcolm

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