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Dale Chihuly was an American sculpture, Dale Chihuly used math in his work he used weight, balance, angles, and temperature.

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Dale Chihuly is a world known glass sculptor. He has to incorporate temperature and geometry to complete his blown glass pieces.

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The art work has many curves and shapes

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he blows glass in order to get the shape he needs

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I think he use temperature and length an height on his art work

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Dale Chihuly uses with and height to make glass sculptures

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I think Chihuly uses lots of variables because his art is abstract.

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He likes to uses Lots of Color and make them tall

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Dale Chihuly is an American glass sculptor and entrepreneur. His works are considered to possess outstanding artistic merit.

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Dale Chihuly use a lot of length to his models

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Dale Chihuly is an American glass sculptor and entrepreneur. His works are considered to possess outstanding artistic merit in the field of blown glass.

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Dale Chihuly is a known artist in glass blowing I also think Dale Chihuly uses temperature,weight, and geometry in his sculptures.

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Dale Chihuly used glass blowing and geometry to make very many of his sculptures and pieces of art

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Dale Chihuly is an artist who blows glass to create length height and width abstract colorful artwork

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Dale Chihuly made stunning glass sculptures he measures using geometry and width and height

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Dale Chihuly is an glass sculptor and is known for adding length, height, weight and more to his work.

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Dave Chihuly uses technology, math, and heat to form his glass sculptures.

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He uses curved lines and straight lines in his sculptures

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Dale Chihuly made amazing and stunning glass sculptures which were often presented in complex and dynamic public projects. He established the RISD glass bowling program and founded the influential Pilchuck Glass School north of Seattle.

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Dale Chihuly was an artist who used glass in his sculptures. I think he used volume with his sculptures to sculpt how long an wide and high the glass needed to be for his artwork to turn out correctly.

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Dale Chihuly probably used weigh, length, temperature, and height in his artwork.

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Dale Chihuly uses a lot of symmetry in has art he also has to focus on weight and height

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Dale Chihuly is an artist who uses glass blowing to make sculptures of many different colors and sizes.

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I believe dale Chihuly uses length, height, geomet

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different lines

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Dale chihuly is an Amercain glass sculptor and entrepreneur.His works are considered to possess outstanding artistic merit in the field of blown glass moving into the realm of large scale sculpture.

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Dale Chihuly spends a lot of time working on his abstract glass work. He uses math like heat to melt the glass and geometry for the shapes he makes.

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Dale Chihuly is a famous for his stunning glass sculptures, he measures using length and width in his artworks.

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Dale Chihuly uses geometry to make different types of shapes to hang on his artwork. He also uses algebra to make sure that one side of the art work is not heavier than the other.

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Dale Chihuly uses math to get the right temperature and the angle he needs the glass to be.

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Dale Chihuly is contemporary American glassblower, he uses math, mass, weight and more to create his artwork.

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Dale Chihuly works with glass and different colors in his artwork. He uses weight, and math in his artwork.

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Dave Chihulyuses math in his artwork by using tempterature when he blew glass and by using wheight and balance.

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Dale Chihuly, (born September 20, 1941, Tacoma, Washington, U.S.), American artist whose glass sculptures-often presented in complex and dynamic public projects-led to a resurgence of interest in that medium.

Chihuly studied interior design at the University of Washington in Seattle (B.A., 1965) and received an M.S. in sculpture from the University of Wisconsin, where he studied glassblowing under Harvey Littleton. In 1968 he received an M.F.A. in ceramics from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). That same year he traveled to Italy on a Fulbright scholarship and a Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation grant and worked at Venini Fabrica, the renowned glassblowing workshop in Murano, an island in the Venice Lagoon. Returning to the United States in 1969, he established the RISD glassblowing program and founded (1971) the influential Pilchuck Glass School north of Seattle. There he created the first of a number of environmental installations-a group of clear glass bulbs floating on Pilchuck Pond. He continued to teach at RISD until 1980.

In 1976 an automobile accident left Chihuly blind in one eye, and thereafter he was dependent on assistant gaffers (glassblowers) to execute his distinctive designs. Chihuly's works in glass both echo and extend glass's historical relationship with functionality. Vase, basket, bowl, and other vessel forms dominated many of his individual pieces, though enlivened with rhythmic tempos and curvaceous motifs far removed from domestic use. In 1996 he completed Chihuly over Venice, a collaborative international undertaking involving glassblowers from Finland, Ireland, and Mexico. That project included Chandeliers (an enduring theme), which were installed around the city and lit by natural light, and numerous other glass forms that were released to float freely along the Venetian canals. In 2002 his Chihuly Bridge of Glass accompanied the opening of the Museum of Glass in his native Tacoma, Washington.

Chihuly's vibrantly coloured organic glass creations were immediately recognizable. His technical innovations enabled the production of a tremendous range of patterns, colours, and textures. Among his several extended series were Blankets, for which he used cylindrical forms covered with patterns derived from Native American blankets; Seaforms, shapes evoking sea urchins, shells, and other marine life; and Chandeliers, large-scale hanging sculptures illuminated by natural light sources. Variations in scale made it possible for onlookers to experience his pieces as intimate personal objects or to be completely immersed in them, as in his prismatic interior installations in a variety of public spaces. Notable among the latter were a ceiling sculpture made of more than 2,000 handblown floral shapes, installed in the lobby of the Bellagio Resort in Las Vegas, and the Light of Jerusalem project (1999-2000), a large-scale exhibition in the courtyard of the Tower of David Museum that dramatically juxtaposed more than a dozen of Chihuly's glass installations with the timeworn rough-textured stone of the ancient site.

In 2007 Chihuly created six large works as the stage set for the Seattle Symphony's production of Béla Bartók's opera Bluebeard's Castle. Over the course of several years, the set traveled to appear in productions in Tel Aviv; Nashville; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Norfolk, Virginia; and Wichita, Kansas. In 2010 the Morean Art Center in St. Petersburg, Florida, opened the Chihuly Collection, a space designed by architect Albert Alonso, housing a permanent collection of Chihuly's work. Two years later the Chihuly Garden and Glass museum opened in Seattle and quickly became one of the city's most popular tourist destinations.

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Dale Chihuly | Biography, Glass, & Facts

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Dale Chihuly, (born September 20, 1941, Tacoma, Washington, U.S.), American artist whose glass sculptures-often presented in complex and dynamic public projects-led to a resurgence of interest in that medium. Chihuly studied interior design at the University of Washington in Seattle (B.A., 1965) and received an M.S.

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I think that he used Temperature, Geometry, length and witdh

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Dale Chihuly is a guy who sculpt glass really well. He used geometry algebra and a little bit of science he so mostly math. He had to make sure he didn’t over blow the glass and had to get it just right so he had to use math in a lot of it like when putting the structures together.

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I see a lot of colors in his art work and all of the lines are in different ways just all poking out and it makes his art work very unique in it own way.

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Dale Chihuly makes straight lines and curly lines and circles in his art work

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Dale Chihuly uses math in his artwork by using angles, weight, balance, and temperature

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Dale Chihuly has to use math to measure what or how he making a glass sculpture

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Dale Chihuly was an American sculpture, and I think that he used math in the sense that  he had to know how long it would take for it to dry and what angles to sculpt at.

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Dale Chihuly uses geometry and patterns to make beautiful artwork like this.

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He uses geometry and physics.

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I believe he tries to make a particular image with his mathematical knowledge with length, width, height, angles, and temperature.

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Dale Chihuly, an artist who uses the technic of glass blowing, uses a lot of carefully calculated width and length, I also noticed that he uses such beautiful and creative shapes and colors in his artwork.

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He is use mass for the wate of the build
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