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Raven's Laboratory

Blown and sand carved glass
2.5" W x 16" D

Lazy Raven/ Strong Raven

Blown and sand carved glass
18.5" x 18" x 24.25"

Earth Prayer

Blown and sand carved glass
19.25" x 18" x 19"

Shadow Man

Blown and sand carved glass
16" x 9" x 10"

Between Worlds

Blown and sand carved glass

Underground Scene

Blown and sand carved glass

Sleeping City

Kiln cast and sand carved glass
15" x 24" x 5"

Emerald City

Blown and sand carved glass
25.75" x 14" x 10"

Dreamland

Blown and sand carved glass
28" x 15.5" x 15.5"

Strange Dream

Blown and sand carved glass
23.5" x 8" x 8"

Beaver's Quest

Blown and sand carved glass
19.75" x 13" x 10"

Northern Wolf

Blown and sand carved glass
23" x 15" x 8.25"

Boundary Crosser

Blown and sand carved glass
11" x 30" x 8.5"

Noble Truth

Blown and sand carved glass
11" x 21" x 6"

Levitation

Blown and sand carved glass
10.75" x 12.5"

Clockwork Raven

Traver Gallery

Preston Singletary: Clockwork Raven
Traver Gallery, Seattle, WA.
April 4th - April 25th, 2026
Opening Reception: April 4th, 3-5 pm

In their newest collaboration, Tlingit glass artist Preston Singletary and author Garth Stein once again unleash Raven upon the modern world—a place that has grown complicated, distracted, and perhaps a little too clever for its own good.

It begins with a noble idea. Raven builds an elaborate machine to render the ancient healing oil known as “liquid sunshine” from fermenting salmon heads—purely for the good of the People, of course. But a trickster with unlimited oil, unlimited appetite, and questionable judgment soon finds himself drifting into stranger territory: sharing sorrow with a soggy log, meeting a shadow version of himself wandering the streets of Seattle, and enduring a brutal roasting in the Underground by the very descendants he once tried to help.

Along the way Raven encounters feuding forest creatures, a cannibal giant who harvests humans through unread “Terms and Conditions,” and a city so busy scrolling that it barely notices the old trickster shouting truth into a microphone.

Absurd? Certainly. But Raven has always believed that even a broken world—hungry, ridiculous, and dangerously inventive—is still worth saving.