Bibliography/Videos
Selected Bibliography

Abbe, Mary. “Heart of glass.” Star Tribune, July 29, 2001: F14

Alexander, Chris. “Howard Ben Tré.” Art Express 2 (1982): 71

“American Artist Howard Ben Tré To Lead Major British Project and Touring Exhibition.” Antiques and the Arts Weekly, February 11, 2000.

American Craft Museum, New York. Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical. Essays by Edward Lucie-Smith and Paul J. Smith. New York: 1986.

“Americans in Glass.” Kunst + Handwerk 5 (1984): 284-85

Arizona State University, University Art Museum, Tempe. 3 + 3 x 7: Sculpture in Glass and Works on Paper. Essay by Lucinda H. Gedeon. Tempe: 1987.

Arsenale Editrice Venice. Venezia Aperto Vetro International New Glass. Essay by Dan Klein. Venice: 1996.

Art in Embassies Program, US Embassy, Prague. Contemporary American Glass Sculpture. Washington DC: 1983.

Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth. Design Visions. Edited by Robert Bell. Perth: 1992.

Art Gallery of Western Australia and Australian Consolidated Industries Ltd., Perth, Australia. International Directions in Glass Art. Perth: 1982.

“Artery Plaza: The Artery Organization.” International Sculpture, January/February 1987: 30-33.

Arts Festival of Atlanta, Piedmont Park. Thirty-Third Arts Festival of Atlanta. Essay by Ronald J. Onorato. Atlanta: 1986.

Baker, Kenneth. “Howard Ben Tré.” Arts Magazine 57 (September 1982): 8.

Bates, Lincoln. “Architecture for Art’s Sake.” Southern Homes 5 (November/December 1987): 78-79.

Ben Tré, Howard. “Symposium International du Verre en France.” Glass Art Society Journal, 1982-83: 54.

Bergeron, Chris. “Church of Christ, Scientist opens library dedicated to legacy of Mary Baker Eddy after extensive renovation.” The MetroWest Daily News, Sunday, September 1, 2002: C1-2.

Bonetti, David. “Bay City Best: Art.” San Francisco Examiner Magazine, Sunday, August 13, 2000: 4.

Bowling Green State University, Ohio. Emergence. Essay by William Warmus. Bowling Green: 1981.

Brandeis University, Rose Art Museum, Waltham, Massachusetts. Sculptural Objects and Installations. Waltham: 1986.

Brenson, Michael. “A Fall Art Scene That’s Bristling with Energy.” The New York Times, November 7, 1986: C26.

Brewster, Todd. “Avant-Glass: New Techniques Alter an Ancient Art.” Life Magazine 5 (February 1982): 78-82.

Brown University, David Winton Bell Gallery, Providence, Rhode Island. Howard Ben Tré: New Work. Interview by Diana Johnson and essay by Donald Kuspit. Providence: 1993.

The Bruner Foundation. Sustaining Urban Excellence: Learning From the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence, 1987-1993. Cambridge, MA: The Bruner Foundation, 1998.

Brussat, David. “Beauty Sculpted from Utility.” The Providence Journal, July 16, 1998: B7.

Bullard, CeCe. “Alterations of Light and Form.” Richmond Times Dispatch, January 27, 1996: B7.

Caldwell, Gail. “Tré Bien.” The Boston Phoenix, May 3, 1983:B1.

California State University, Fullerton, Visual Arts Center. Cast Glass Sculpture. Essay by Donald B. Kuspit. Fullerton: 1986.

California State University, Fullerton, Main Art Gallery. Hot for Glass: Contemporary Glass From Los Angeles Collections. Essay by Peter Frank. Fullerton: 2003.

Calo, Carole Gold. “Public Art/Private Art: Dichotomy or Intersection?” Public Art Review, Fall/Winter 2003: 05-10.

Campbell, Robert. “A library of congress: Church meets community.” The Boston Globe, Arts & Entertainment, September 29, 2002.

________. “Post Office Square: The Perfect Park.” The Boston Globe, July 24,1992: 41.

Carasso, Roberta. “Reviews: Newport Beach, Howard Ben Tré.” Sculpture, September 2001: 64.

Carlock, Marty. A Guide to Public Art in Greater Boston. Boston: The Harvard Common Press, 1993.

Castellucci, John. “Thousands Take a Peak at What Hospital Has to Offer.” The Providence Journal, January 23, 1994: B-1.

Cenni, René. “L’Age du Silicum.” Nice Matin, April 26, 1994: 1.

Centro de Arte Vitro, Monterrey, Mexico, Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey and Museo Rufino Tamay, Mexico City. Cristalomancia, arte contemporaneo en vidrio/contemporary art in glass. Text by Miguel Angel Fernández and Susana Patiño González. Monterrey: 1992.

Chaloupková, Hana. “král sklenenych promenád.” dolce vita, Winter 2002: 92-94.

Chambers, Karen S. “The Difficulty of Simplicity.” New Work 23/24 (Summer/Fall 1985): 26-27.

________. “Howard Ben Tré.” New Work 23/24 (Summer/Fall 1985): 40.

________. “Howard Ben Tré, An Artist in Time.” New Work 15/16 (Summer/Fall 1983): 4-9.

________. “When Glass Is Not a Glass… Vitreous Sculpture.” American Style, Spring 1997: 30-39.

Chang, Richard. “He Can See Clearly Now.” The Orange County Register, Show Thursday, February 1, 2001: 4.

Chang, Young. “An abstract bridge: Howard Ben Tré uses his sculpture to connect with humanity” Daily Pilot Datebook, February 9, 2001: 2.

Charles Cowles Gallery, New York. Howard Ben Tré. Essay by John Perreault. New York: 1985.

Charles Cowles Gallery, New York. Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Linda L. Johnson. New York: 1988.

Charles Cowles Gallery, New York. Howard Ben Tré: Vessels of Light. Essay by Judd Tully. New York: 1991.

Chessler, Suzanne. “Transcendent Moments.” Detroit Jewish News, March 22, 2002: 80-81.

Cincinnati Art Museum, Ohio. Outside the Ordinary: Contemporary Art in Glass, Wood, and Ceramics from the Wolf Collection. Edited by Amy Miller Dehan. Essay by Matthew Kangas. Ohio: 2009.

Clark, Seneca. “Forum for Free Thought.” Where, Boston, October 2002.

The Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio. Glass Today. Essay by Henry H. Hawley. Cleveland: 1997.

Colby, Joy Hokanson. “Master Glass Sculptor Ben Tré.” The Detroit News, June 26, 1992: 11D.

The Columbus College of Art and Design, Ohio. The Fine Art of Contemporary American Glass. Text by Paul V. Gardner and C. Edward Wall. Columbus: 1983.

“Contemporary American Crafts.” Philadelphia Museum of Art Bulletin 87 (Fall 1991): 42-46.

Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. Transparent Motives: Glass on a Large Scale. Text by Karen S. Chambers. Cincinnati: 1986.

The Corning Museum of Glass, New York. New Glass, A Worldwide Survey. Corning: 1979.

The Corning Museum of Glass, New York. New Glass Review 1 (1980):4; 2 (1981):2; 3 (1982):7; 4 (1983):7; 7 (1986):133; 28 (2007): 106; 31 (2010):98.

The Corning Museum of Glass, New York. Contemporary Glass Sculptures and Panels: Selections from the Corning Museum of Glass. Text by Tina Oldknow. New York: 2009.

Cox, Christopher. “World of Changes.” Boston Herald, September 24, 2002.

Cutajar, Mario. “A Glass Act.” Washington Journey Magazine, November/December 2002: 34-35.

Daniel, Missy. “Exploring an Affinity with Glass.” The Boston Globe, December 29, 1989: 43, 45.

Danto, Arthur C. “Embodied Soul.” House & Garden 167 (July 1998): 52, 54.

Danto, Arthur C., Mary Jane Jacob and Patterson Sims. Howard Ben Tré. Manchester: Hudson Hills Press, 1999.

D’Arnoux, Alexandra. “A Passion for Art.” Maison & Jardin 397 (1993): 58.

Davis, Paul. “Designs on the Economic Landscape.” The Providence Journal, July 31, 1994: A-1.

DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, Massachusetts and Brown University, David Winton Bell Gallery, Providence, Rhode Island, et al. New England Now: Contemporary Art From Six States. Lincoln: 1987.

Degener, Patricia. “Glass Sculptures: Industrial, Elegant.” Saint Louis Post-Dispatch, June 24, 1990: 4C.

Design Excellence Program, U.S. General Services Administration, Washington, D.C. Lloyd D. George United States Courthouse, Las Vegas, Nevada. October, 2000.

The Detroit Institute of Arts, A Passion for Glass: The Aviva and Jack A. Robinson Studio Glass Collection. Text by Bonita Fike, Detroit: 1998.

Donohue, Marlena. “The Galleries, Santa Monica.” Los Angeles Times, April 14, 1989: VI, 18.

Ella Sharp Museum, Jackson, Michigan; Habatat Galleries, Farmington Hills, Michigan. Glass: State of the Art. Text by Ferdinand Hampson and Marsha Miro. Jackson: 1985.

Ernould-Gandouet, Marielle. “Howard Ben Tré.” L’Oeil, May 1994: 14.

Espace Duchamp-Villon, Centre Saint-Sever, Rouen, France, Exposition Internationale de Verre Contemporain. Essay by Catherine Vaudour. Rouen: 1991.

Jay Farbstein and Richard Wener. Rebuilding Communities: Recreating Urban Excellence. Cambridge, MA: The Bruner Foundation, 1993.

Fischer, Ellen. “Museum exhibits glass sculptures, photography.” Vero Beach 32963, February 5, 2015:34.

Foley, Suzanne. “The Measure of Success.” American Craft 44 (October/November 1984): 10-15.

Frank, Mary Jo. “Ben Tré Magic: A Message of Hope.” Dividend, Spring 2004: 3.

Frantz, Suzanne. Contemporary Glass. A World Survey from the Corning Museum of Glass. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1989

French, Meghann, and Eleanor Heartney. Private Visions, Utopian Ideals: The Art of Howard Ben Tré. Buffalo: University of Buffalo, 2005.

Galerie Internationale du Verre, Biot, France, Verriales 2009: Positive/Negative Space. Commentary by Serge Lechaczynski. Biot, France, 2009.

Alexander Garvin and Gayle Berens. Urban Parks and Open Space. Washington, D.C.: U.L.C.-the Urban Land Institute, 1997.

Gibson, Eric. “Powerful Glass Sculpture Populates the Phillips.” The Washington Times, December 19, 1989: E3.

Gimelson, Deborah. “Los Angeles Redux.” Art and Auction, March 1988: 54.

“Glass Master.” Bostonia, May/June 1990: 67.

Glueck, Grace. “Craft’s Increasing Domain.” The New York Times, October 23, 1986: C10.

_________. “Howard Ben Tré.” The New York Times, April 12, 1985: C20.

_________. “In Glass, Darkly and Kissed by Light.” The New York Times, August 29, 1997: 1, 25.

Goodale, Gloria, “Artist forms meaning in poured glass.” The Christian Science Monitor, February 18, 2000: 20.

Gordon, Deborah. “Famed glass sculptor’s exhibit kicks off in Palm Springs today.” The Desert Sun, December 11, 1999: 4.

Gouveia, Georgette. “Modern art, classical muse.” The Journal News, March 1, 1999: E1-2.

_________. “ A trio of new exhibits at the Neuberger.” The Journal News, November 6, 2001: 1E.

Grant, Daniel, “Study of Contrasts in Ben Tré’s Textures, Forms.” The Boston Herald, November 23, 1990.

Graves, Jen. “Glass acts.” The News Tribune, Sunday, June 30, 2002: A1.

Habatat Galleries, Detroit, Michigan. Howard Ben Tré: Basins. Essay by Dan Klein. Detroit: 1992.

Habatat Galleries, Royal Oak, Michigan. Inspirations: 39th Annual International Glass Invitational. Text by Ferdinand Hampson and Corey Hampson. Royal Oak: 2011.

Habatat Galleries, Farmington Hills, Michigan. Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Ronald J. Onorato. Lathrup Village: 1983.

Habatat Galleries, Royal Oak, Michigan. Inspirations: 38th Annual International Glass Invitational. Text by Ferdinand Hampson and Corey Hampson. Royal Oak: 2010.

Habatat Galleries, Royal Oak, Michigan. Award of Excellence 2010. Royal Oak: 2010.

Hadler/Rodriguez Galleries, Houston. Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Ronald J. Onorato. Houston: 1981.

Hadler/Rodriguez Galleries, Houston. Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Ronald J. Onorato. Houston: 1983.

Henry, Gerrit. “Howard Ben Tré at Charles Cowles.” Art News, March 1997: 110-111.

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo, Japan. 100 Selected Works from the Collection of Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art. Sapporo: 2011.

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo, Japan. 100 Selected Works from the Collection of Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art. Sapporo: 1997.

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo, Japan. World Glass Now ’91. Sapporo: 1991: 162-67, 260.

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art and Asahi Shimbun, Sapporo, Japan. World Glass Now ’85. Sapporo: 1985.

Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art and Asahi Shimbun, Sapporo, Japan. World Glass Now ’82. Sapporo: 1982.

Hollister, Paul. “Howard Ben Tré’s Cast Glass: Memories of the Mechanical Age.” Neues Glas 3 (1982): 127-33.

__________. “Howard Ben Tré’s Sculptures in Glass.” The New York Times, April 1, 1982: C18.

“Howard Ben Tré: A spiritual journey.” American Art Collector, November 2014:178-179.

“Howard Ben Tré: New Sculpture.” Vero Beach Museum of Art Quarterly, Winter 2015:4.

The Hudson River Museum of Westchester, Yonkers, New York. Columnar. Essay by Janice C. Oresman. Yonkers: 1988.

Hunter-Stiebel, Penelope. “Contemporary Art Glass: An Old Medium Gets a New Look.” ARTnews 80 (Summer 1981): 130-35.

Huntington Museum of Art, West Virginia. New American Glass: Focus West Virginia. Huntington: 1981.

Huntington, Richard. “Touch of Glass.” The Buffalo News, August 9, 2005:C1

Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana. Masters of Contemporary Glass: Selections from the Glick Collection. Essay by Martha Drexler Lynn with Barry Shifman. Indianapolis: 1997.

International Contemporary Art Festival, Tokyo. The 5th International Contemporary Art Festival, ’97 Tokyo. Tokyo: 1.

Jepson, Barbara. “Community Through Glass.” The Wall Street Journal, October 18, 2001: A24.

_________. “This Sculptor’s World is Made of Glass.” The Wall Street Journal, November 9, 1983: 28.

Jesse Besser Museum and Habatat Galleries, Alpena, Michigan. Glass Sculpture: 4 Artists – 4 Views. Alpena: 1982.

Kangas, Matthew. “Engendering Ben Tré.” Glass 40 (Spring/Summer 1990): 20-27.

Keitel, Glenn. Scene from the Sidewalk: A Guide to Public Art in the Twin Cities. Adventure Publications, Inc., Cambridge, MN: 2010

Klein, Dan. Glass: A Contemporary Art. New York: Rizzoli, 1989.

_________. Artists in Glass. London: Octopus Publishing Group. Ltd., 2001.

Koplos, Janet. “Howard Ben Tré at Charles Cowles.” Art in America 79 (December 1991): 112-113.

Kuspit, Donald. “Howard Ben Tré at Charles Cowles.” ArtForum 35, 7 (March 1997): 91.

La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, California. Faux Arts: Surface Illusions and Simulated Materials in Recent Art. Text by Ronald J. Onorato. La Jolla: 1987.

Laumeier Sculpture Park, St. Louis. Laumeier Sculpture Park Second Decade 1987-1996. Essays by Beej Nierengarten-Smith and George McCue. St. Louis: 1998.

The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, Wisconsin. Americans in Glass. Wausau, Wisconsin: 1978.

The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, Wisconsin. Americans in Glass. Text by David J. Wagner and David R. Huchthausen. Wausau, Wisconsin: 1984.

Leimbach, Dulcie. “Currents.” The New York Times, October 27, 1994: C-3.

Letran, Vivian. “His Sculpture Is a Glass Act.” Los Angeles Times, Orange County Calendar, February 12, 2001: B6.

“The Lightness of Being.” Newport This Week, October 16, 2014: 25.

Litvak Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel. Glass: Trends in Contemporary Glass Sculpture. Tel Aviv: 2009.

Longo, Gianni. A Guide to Great American Public Places. New York: Urban Initiatives, Inc., 1996.

“A Look at the Future of Glass as Art.” Glass Art Society Journal, 1982-83: 57-61.

Lorton, Steven R. “Tacoma Takes Off.” Sunset, Pacific Northwest Edition, November 2002: 26-32.

Lösken, Manfred. “Feuerzauber.” Kunst + Handwerk 23 (November 1980).

Love, Nancy. “A Touch of Glass.” Art and Auction 8 (1985): 42.

Lucie-Smith, Edward. Sculpture Since 1945. London: Phaidon Press, and New York: Universe Books, 1987.

Lynn, Martha Drexler. American Studio Glass: 1960-1990. New York: Hudson Hills Press, 2003.

Lynn, Martha Drexler. Sculpture, Glass, and American Museums. University of Pennsylvania Press: 2005

Maschal, Richard. “North Tryon Street: It’s Alive.” The Charlotte Observer: Carolina Living, Sunday, November 30, 2003: 1G, 6-7G.

Mannisto, Glen. “Hidden fortresses.” Metrotimes, March 20-26, 2002: 34.

“The Mary Baker Eddy Library Opening to the Public.” Post-Gazette, August 30, 2002.

Masello, David. “100 Top Treasures.” Art & Antiques, November 2006:71

Mason, Marilynne S. “Glass, Once a Craft, Rates as an Art Form.” The Christian Science Monitor, April 20, 1993: 12.

Meitner, Richard. “The Glass Bead Game.” Neues Glas 2 (1982): 68-76.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Studio Glass in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Essay by Jane Adlin. New York: 1996.

Michelson, Maureen. “Profile: Howard Ben Tré.” Glass Studio 10 (January 1980): 56-59.

Miller, Alexis Magner. “Howard Ben Tré Columns of Frozen Light.” The Providence Sunday Journal Magazine, March 22, 1987: 18-19.

Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin. Tiffany to Ben Tré: A Century of Glass. Text by Joan Barnett and Audrey Mann. Milwaukee: 1993.

Miro, Marsha. “Glass Master Envisions Prehistoric Tools with a Contemporary Cast.” Detroit Free Press, July 19, 1992: 5Q.

Monod, Véronique. “Le Verre.” L’Atelier 25 (February 1978): 15-18.

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada. Studio Glass: Anna and Joe Mendel Collection. Essays by Nathalie Bondil, Chaim Steinmetz, Tina Oldknow, and Diane Charbonneau. Montreal: 2010.

Morgenroth, Lynda. “Post Office Square Fountain Is Abstract Study.” The Boston Sunday Globe, August 22, 1993: City 7.

The Morris Museum, Morristown, New Jersey. Glass from Ancient Craft to Contemporary Art: 1962-1992 and Beyond. Essay by Karen S. Chambers. Morristown: 1992.

Muchnic, Suzanne. “Glass Society Shows Its Mettle.” Los Angeles Times, April 17, 1986.

Musée d’Art Moderne et d’Art Contemporain, Nice, France. Sculptures de Verre. Text by P. Chaigneau and D. Johnson. Nice: 1994.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Glass Today by American Studio Artists. Essays by Jonathan Fairbanks and Pat Warner. Boston: 1997.

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Pioneers of Contemporary Glass: Highlights from the Barbara and Dennis DuBois Collection. Essays by Cindy Strauss, Rebecca Elliot, and Susie J. Silbert. Houston: 2009.

Narrett, Eugene. “Howard Ben Tré, Sculpture.” Art New England, June 1983:7.

The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Contemporary Glass – Australia, Canada, U.S.A. & Japan. Kyoto and Tokyo: 1981.

Netzer, Sylvia. “Howard Ben Tré.” Glass 45 (Fall 1991): 48.

Newcomb, Janet. “Style and Substance.” Profile Magazine, December 21, 1999: 9.

Nichols, Ann. “A ‘Glass Act’.” Chattanooga Free Press, Sunday, March 15, 1998: L6.

Nickisher, Heidi. “Howard Ben Tré.” Artweek 23 (February 6, 1992): 17-18.

_____________. “Glass Activism.” Rochester City News (July 6, 2005): online.

Nicola, Günter. “American and European Glass from the Saxe Collection Exhibition.” Neues Glas 3 (1987): 214-215.

Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida. Fire and Form: the Art of Contemporary Glass. Text by William Warmus. West Palm Beach, Florida: 2003.

The Oakland Museum, California. Contemporary American and European Glass from the Saxe Collection. Text by Kenneth R. Trapp and William Warmus. Oakland: 1986.

O’Brien, Barbara. “Museum Without Walls: The New Center for Arts and Culture Presents ‘Words on Fire’”. Art New England, August/September 2003: 22-24.

Ono, Seiko, ed. All About Glass. Tokyo: The Shinshusha Co., Ltd., 1992.

Onorato, Ronald J. “Howard Ben Tré.” Art New England, November 1990: 18-19, 32.

_________. Howard Ben Tré.” Arts Magazine 54 (June 1980): 5.

Palumbo, Mary Jo. “Exhibits celebrate the power of words.” The Boston Herald, The Edge, October 11, 2003.

Pantalone, John. “Master Glass.” Newport This Week, April 25, 1996: 10.

Pastier, John. “The Smell of Success.” Metropolis, April 2003: 91.

Pautler, Thomas, ed. RISD at Work. Providence, Rhode Island: Rhode Island School of Design, 1985.

Perrault, John. “Glass Struggle.” The Soho News, December 30, 1980: 22.

_________. “Howard Ben Tré: A Conversation” GLASS: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly 75 (Summer 1999): 22-26.

_________. Contemporary Art from UrbanGlass. New York: Schiffer Publishing Ltd., 2000.

The Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa. The Eloquent Object. Essay by Marcia and Tom Manhart. Tulsa: 1987.

The Phillips Collection, Washington. Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Linda L. Johnson. Washington: 1989.

Pincus, Robert L. “Glassworks.” The San Diego Union-Tribune, January 29, 1998: 36.

_________. “ ‘Interior/Exterior’ an inside-out look at Ben Tré.” The San Diego Union-Tribune, January 30, 2000:E4.

Purchase College/State University of New York, Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, New York. Contemporary Classicism. Text by Judy Collischan. Purchase: 1999.

Raimondi, Julie A. “Body & Soul.” Contract Design 7 (July 1998): 9, 40, cover.

“Recent Acquisitions, A Selection: 1995-96.” The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, Fall 1996: 70.

“Recent Acquisitions.” Rhode Island School of Design Museum Notes 73 (October 1988): 27.

“Recent Books: Howard Ben Tré.” Southwest Art (May 2000): 130.

“Review – Howard Ben Tré.” New Work 27 (Autumn 1986): 16-23.

Rhode Island School of Design, Museum of Art, Providence, Rhode Island. Chazan’s Choice: Gifts of Contemporary Art to The RISD Museum. Text by Judith Tannenbaum and Thomas S. Michie. With contributions by Howard Ben Tré, Jonathan Bonner, Umberto Crenca, Salvatore Mancini. Providence: 2005

Roberts-Pullen, Paulette. “Fire and Ice.” Richmond Style Weekly, February 6, 1996: 36.

Ross, Carolee. “Contemporary Classicism: Now, that’s classic.” The Advocate Guide to Arts and Entertainment in Fairfield County, March 12, 1999: 1,10.

Sabar, Ariel. “A Conversation with Howard Ben Tré, Noted Sculptor.” The Providence Journal, June 30, 1997: C1,3.

Save, Colette. “Le Verre – Howard Ben Tré.” L’Atelier 69 (1982): 26-27.

Schwan, Gary. “Glass Sculptures’ Power Clear.” Palm Beach Post, January 14, 1994: 13.

Shaw-Eagle, Joanna. “Exhibit celebrates ‘The Renwick at 25’.” The Washington Times, March 23, 1997: D1,3.

_________. “The Fine(?) Art of Developing Bethesda..” New Art Examiner, November 1986: 40-41.

Silander, Lisa. “In Search of the Perfect Site.” Views, Summer 1997: 8-13.

Silberman, Robert. “Howard Ben Tré: Interior/Exterior.” American Craft, April-May 2000: 49-53.

Sjostrom, Jan. “Glass Works a Fusion of East, West.” Palm Beach Daily News, January 8, 1994: 1.

Smith, Chalon. “Exhibits Offer Clues to the ‘Mystery’ of Glass.” Los Angeles Times, April 16, 1986: 1,4.

Smith, Robert L. “Library Prepares to Dedicate Sculpture.” The Buffalo News, March 11, 1994: C-1.

Sosin, Jean and Hilbert. “Glass Collectors in the USA, Jean & Hilbert Sosin.” Neues Glas 3 (1986): 204-207.

The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art. A Glass Triumvirate: The Art of William Morris, Henry L. Hillman, Jr., and Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Graziella Marchicelli. Loretto: 2004.

Spillman, Jane Shadel and Suzanne K. Frantz. Masterpieces of American Glass. New York: Crown Publishers, 1990.

Stapen, Nancy. “An Elegant Handsome Hybrid.” The Boston Globe, December 5, 1990: 75.

Stein, Jeffrey. “Eddies of Time, Modern Design Flow Through Library.” Banker & Tradesman, August 26, 2002: 1-2.

Streitfeld, L.P. “Interior/Exterior Vision: A Conversation with Howard Ben Tré.” Sculpture, November 2002: 45-49.

Takeda, Atshushi. “Howard Ben Tré, World Artist Tour.” Bijutsu no Mado, December 1997: 165-167.

Tarchinski, Pamela J. “Howard Ben Tré.” Glass 45 (1991): 48.

Taylor, Frances Grandy. “American Woman’s Light.” The Hartford Courant, September 21, 2002: 1-2.

Temin, Christine. “The Public’s Art?” The Boston Sunday Globe, August 30, 1998: N6.

_________. “All over town, visual artists have a way with words.” The Boston Globe, Arts & Entertainment, October 6, 2002.

_________. “Art, What’s New.” The Boston Globe, September 5, 2002.

_________. “Come Together.” New England Home, November /December 2006: 80-90.

Tiberi, Lifiane. “Sculptures de verre.” La Tribune, June 6, 1994:2.

The Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio. The Art of Glass. Text by Jutta-Annette Page et al. London: D. Giles Limited and the Toledo Museum of Art, 2006.

The Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio. Toledo Treasures. New York: Hudson Hills Press and The Toledo Museum of Art, 1995.

The Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio. Contemporary Crafts and the Saxe Collection. Text by Davira Taragin et al. New York: Hudson Hills Press and The Toledo Museum of Art, 1993.

Tulane University, Newcomb Art Gallery, New Orleans. Trial by Fire, Glass as a Sculptural Medium. Essay by Nancy Corwin. New Orleans: 1997.

Turbulence, New York. Art and Application. Text by Arthur C. Danto. New York: 1993.

University of Buffalo Anderson Gallery. Private Visions, Utopian Ideals: The Art of Howard Ben Tré. Essay by Eleanor Hartney. Buffalo: 2005.

University of Michigan – Dearborn. Contemporary Glass from the Sosin Collection. Text by C. Edward Wall and Davira Taragin. Dearborn: 1987.

University of Rhode Island Fine Arts Center Galleries, Kingston. Howard Ben Tré: Basins and Fountains. Essay by Ronald J. Onorato. Kingston: 1994.

University of Richmond, The Marsh Art Gallery, Virginia with the Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art. Howard Ben Tré: Recent Sculpture. Essay by Richard Waller. Richmond: 1995.

Vallongo, Sally. “Opening the Door: A Conversation with Georgia & David K. Welles.” Sculpture, October 2003: 50-53.

Van Siclen, Bill. “A Clearly Masterful Exhibit.” The Providence Journal, September 2, 1994: 9.

_________. “Abundant Art Serves Dual Purpose.” The Providence Journal, January 20, 1994: 9.

_________. “The Art of a Working Glass Hero.” The Providence Journal, November 18, 1990: E5.

_________. “Design Breathes New Life into Downtown Bank Plaza.” The Providence Journal, June 30, 1998: F1, 4.

_________. “Exploring an infatuation with loving cups.” The Providence Journal, November 18, 2012: G8.

_________. “Making More of Minimalism.” The Providence Journal, August 14, 1992: D16.

_________. “Overflowing with Ideas.” The Providence Journal, June 14, 1992.

_________. “Rhode Island: Incandescent in glass talent.” The Providence Journal, August 3, 1997: E8.

_________. “Shining Stars of Glass.” The Providence Sunday Journal, August 22, 1993: E1,4.

_________. “A Beautiful Friendship: RISD exhibit honors long-time patrons Joseph and Helene Chazan.” The Providence Sunday Journal, February 13, 2005: B1,4.

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Walsh, Daniella. “Exhibition of glass is all class.” The Orange County Register, February 11, 2001: 27.

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Whatcom Museum of History and Art, Bellingham, Washington. Clearly Art, Pilchuck’s Glass Legacy. Essay by Lloyd E. Herman. Bellingham: 1992.

Wheeler School, Providence, Rhode Island. The Wheeler School Public Art Initiative 2007-2013. Providence: 2015.

Whittemore, Katharine. “Post Office Square Fountain.” The Boston Globe Magazine, September 19, 1993: 1.

Wilson, William. “The World Fusion of Howard Ben Tré.” Los Angeles Times, January 2, 1999: F27.

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Yokohama Museum of Art, Japan. Expressions of Contemporary Glass. Text by Atsushi Takeda. Yokohama: 1999.

Zimmer, William. “Hudson River Museum Spotlights the Column,” The New York Times, Westchester Weekly, August 7, 1988: 22-24.

________. “Contemporary Tribute to Classical Past.” The Sunday New York Times, May 2, 1999: C22.


 

 
Selected Videos

Murray, Ric, producer. Howard Ben Tré: Garden of Sculpture. Providence, Rhode Island, 2007.

Adams, Geoff, producer. Howard Ben Tré. Providence, Rhode Island: accompanying the exhibit “Interior/Exterior”, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, 1999.

_________. The Making of BankBoston Plaza. Providence, Rhode Island: BankBoston and the Rhode Island Foundation, 1998.

_________. Howard Ben Tré: The Work. Providence, Rhode Island: Pell Awards Committee, 1997.

VanVeen, Mark, producer, and Geoff Adams, director. Ben Tré: Fountains. Providence, Rhode Island: EastFilms, 1995.