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Klaus Moje

Klaus Moje (1936 - 2016) was active/lived in Australia, Germany.  Klaus Moje is known for Glass art sculpture, teaching.

The following information is a review from The Oregonian newspaper, Portland.

"Art star Klaus Moje's glass work is big and beautiful"
by Bob Hicks, Special to The Oregonian
Sunday June 01, 2008, 5:00 PM

Klaus Moje leans against a bench in front of the quartet of large glass rectangles that make up his work "The Portland Panels: Choreographed Geometry," a bold and intricate swath of art that hints at gray skies and wispy clouds and sharply angled bridges but keeps such intimations at a whisper, barely noticeable and, really, hardly important at all.

"I truly think that this is the last big, big project I will do," says Moje, a legend in the art-glass world who, at 72, is lean and fit and quietly striking in appearance, with warm observant eyes and a shock of silver hair and Einstein-bristle moustache that seem as thick as thieves.

But for the month of June, Portland is Glass City, U.S.A., and Moje, a native of Germany who has lived for the   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 9265 characters.]  Artist bio

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