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Aeolus Looking for Permanent Home

Aeolus is giant stringed instrument, an aeolian wind harp and optical pavilion, designed to make audible the silent shifting patterns of the wind and to visually amplify the ever changing sky. Having toured the UK, to MediaCityUK, Eden Project and Lyme Park the artwork is now looking for a permanent home. Find out more!

Japanese Earthquake Sculpture

A new sculpture has been made to contemplate the 2011 Tōhoku Japanese Earthquake and subsequent Tsunami. Exploring how data can be represented and interpreted, the artwork is one of a series of visualization sculptures Jerram has recently created. The artwork is next on show in Grizedale Sculpture.

On Now! Glass Microbiology at GVART, London

New virus glass artworks are now on display and for sale at GVART gallery in London. The show runs from 2nd December-18th February. In private and public collections around the globe in 2010 Jerram's glasswork won the coveted Rakow Award.

Virus Glassworks at Museum of Art and Design, NYC

A selection of glass virus artworks will shown in February at MAD, NYC as a part of the Glasstress exhibition flewn in from Venice. Jerram's glassworks can also be viewed this year at Caixa Museum in Barcelona, The Heller Gallery in NYC, Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung in Munich and Grizedale Sculpture in the UK.

Street Pianos Across the Globe.

Touring since 2008 Play Me, I'm Yours has been enjoyed by millions of people around the world. Street pianos distributed across a city are installed for anyone to play and enjoy. Follow the artwork here. Cities presenting the installation in 2012 include Los Angeles, London, San Juan (Puerto Rico) and Salt Lake City.

Sky Orchestra Perform for the Olympics

Playing specially composed ambient sleep music from a flotilla of 7 hot air balloons, Sky Orchestra performed across London to celebrate one year to go before London2012. The Mayor of London and  London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT) teamed up to bring the project to the city. See new Sky Orchestra website.

Scientific Chandelier

One of a new series of interesting rotating glass chandeliers Jerram is developing for a show at the Heller Gallery in NYC. The work celebrates and considers how the development of sophisticated glass in Europe had an amazing impact on the acceleration of progress of science.