Mark Hartung

Cremation Urns

…are a twist on an old notion. Solid copper throughout, they offer a simple, attractive way to keep cremated remains.

Mark Hartung

… received his BFA from Kent State University in 1982. Glass was the main focus of his studies at that time. After graduating, he moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he developed a glass-blowing studio and began a business, designing and manufacturing hand-blown art glass, which included vases, bowls, perfume bottles, etc. After seven successful years of running the business, Mark had the opportunity to travel to San Diego and enroll in a Jewelry/Metals class at San Diego State University. Upon returning to Ohio, Mark turned his focus on a completely different body of work. He began working with metal, which includes copper and steel, and other materials such as wood, found objects, Prisma Color pencils, and patinas. Mark has been able to continue to develop his work while working full-time jobs, and with the help of funding he has received through the Ohio Arts Council.

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