Jasmine Bluecreek has been working with glass since 1979. She
loves the whimsical play
of light through glass. She prefers to create works in a variety of
styles and frequently
includes elements other than glass in her work. Agates and other rocks,
bits of copper, barn
wood, mirror, and found glass often are included.
Jasmine has shown her work at FootHillls Art Center in Golden, CO. also,
at the annual Glass at
the Botanic Gardens in Denver. Pirate Art Gallery, Boulder Public
Library, Leaping Lizard Gallery,
formerly on Tennyson St and Bluecreek/West Gallery formerly in LoDo are
just some of the places
she has publicly shown her work. She has installed numerous 2 and 3-
dimensional glass works in
homes and offices throughout CO as wells as TX, WY and NE.
One day, Jasmine learned to ride a motorcycle. From 2001 until 2016, she
rode several cross-
country trips, many of them solo rides. She published two motorcycle
related books and dozens of
articles for a variety of publications during this time. She became a
Motorcycle Safety
Instructor; to date teaching thousands of riders how to ride more safely.
Jasmine translated the
courses into American Sign Language and was one of the first to train
Deaf Riders how to ride at
their best. She won two national awards for Outstanding Rider Coach.
All this however left precious little time to work on glass. For many
years, other than
commissions, her time was devoted to pursuits of the two-wheeled kind.
Now she is back, working on
her glass full time, and teaching motorcycle safety part time.
Jasmine works with everything from traditional fine art, including
bevels and lead work to more
modern, functional (but beautiful) glass lamps, glass 3D sculptures and
her newest gig - free-
standing window treatments. To see more, please visit
www.bluecreekartworks.com