Ed Pennebaker is a versatile artist who earned his masters degree in printmaking.  Drawing and painting were his focus for his early post graduate work from 1978-1983.  When he was working as an Artist-in-the-Schools in 1981-1983 he got involved with hot glass which became his primary focus.  His work progressed from functional and decorative glass to sculptural lighting and finally to pure sculpture.  As his work progressed he added more media and now uses cast, fused, hot worked, and blown glass along with forged and fabricated steel, found objects, and stone.

Ed has had  works installed in many private residences, corporate offices, and public buildings including  the Fred W. Smith Conference center on the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences campus in Little Rock, Arkansas.  His work has been shown at SOFA (Sculptural Objects Functional Art) Chicago by Function Art Gallery.  Chandeliers by  Ed were awarded the "Excellence in Lighting" award at the Philadelphia Furniture and Furnishings Show and  chosen to exhibit in the 2001 Hsinchu International Glass Art Festival in Hsinchu, Taiwan.  His work was chosen in 1993 for the White House Crafts Collection.  His work has sold in  major museum shops and galleries nationwide and is in private collections all over the U.S and China, Brazil, Portugal, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Canada.

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Ed shares a studio with his wife Carol Corning.