Art Love: Rick Beck
Happy Art Love Monday and long weekend!
I have been a longtime fan of Rick Beck’s incredible cast glass sculptures, but naturally, I am particularly smitten with the dogs. Shocking, I know. Give me fabulous art AND a dog and I am basically powerless.
Beck is known for transforming familiar forms, from oversized screws and spoons to figures and four-legged friends, into bold, colorful cast glass sculptures. His work plays with scale, shape, light and color in a way that makes everyday objects feel completely unexpected.
A longtime North Carolina artist, Beck spent 30 years working in Spruce Pine before moving to Hawaii in 2020. He earned his BA from Hastings College and MFA from Southern Illinois University, and has deep ties to the American Studio Glass movement and Penland School of Craft. His work can be found in museum and private collections across the country and internationally.
And then there are the dogs. Chunky, colorful, slightly quirky and completely irresistible. Hidell Brooks has even featured an exclusive cast-glass golden retriever, which clearly needs to come live with me and my pack.
Art that doesn’t take itself too seriously, but is seriously good. LOVE.
See more of Rick Beck’s work at Hidell Brooks Gallery.
Daily Desires:
(email subscribers open in a browser to see my curated shoppable content below)
Because beige may behave, but a little leopard always makes the party better.
Be sure to explore my ShopMy Storefront, Weekly Wants, Etsy Finds and my newly updated
Shopbop Hearts all carefully curated with my current favorites.
Don’t miss my Homeworthy Home Tour for a peek inside my world.
Subscribe to THE ENGLISH ROOM for exclusive updates, special giveaways, and insider discounts.
Let’s stay connected on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook.
Interested in working together? Feel free to contact The English Room to learn more about our interior design services.
Disclosure: Some links on this site are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. I only share pieces I truly love. Thank you for supporting The English Room.
Post a Comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.













