Untitled, 1991

Cast glass, polished; 23.5 x 22.5 x 22.5 cm

The Cleveland Museum of Art, Seventy-fifth anniversary gift of Annie and Mike Belkin 1992.101

Initially Weinberg (1954 - ) trained as a ceramist at Alfred University. He then went to the Rhode Island School of Design where he took up glassmaking. He is a sculptor in glass who produces his basic forms through casting and then alters and enriches them with a variety of techniques including sandblasting, grinding, and cutting. Many of his works are inspired by architecture. Cubic in shape, they include elements that suggest columns, parapets, staircases, and other architectural elements.