1976-78 | Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts, (Glass), The California College of the Arts, Oakland, CA, USA
1974 | The Naples Mill School of Arts and Crafts, Naples, NY, Glass blowing workshop
1973-74 | University of Manitoba, School of Art, Winnipeg, MB
2020 I Chancellor Rapid Transit Station., (Un)still Life with spoked Wheels, Winnipeg, MB, Two outdoor sculptures, stacked glass, dicroic film, cor-ten steel, aluminum, LED Lights. Part 1: 25ft. x 8ft. x 3ft. Part 2: 8ft. x 7ft. x 3ft.
2019 l Bloody Saturday, Winnipeg, MB, Public art sculpture; collaboration with Noam Gonick and Bernie Miller, digitally frit printed glass, approximately 160 sq. ft.
2017 l Trudeau International Airport, Untitled, Montreal, PQ, Canada, Illuminated abrasive blast, multi-Layered glass wall, 14’ x 6.8’.
2016 | Pearson Int. Airport, Toronto, 43 laminated, curved and frittedfree-standing glass panels with stainless steel bases.
1,450 square feet. Colaboration with Heekyung Duquette
2015 | Canadian Embassy, (Un)still Life with Falling Snow and Beaver, London, UK, Sculptural carved glass wall, laminated, applied colours with dicroic glass inclusions.
2011 | Winnipeg International Airport, Aperture, Winnipeg, Canada, Carved glass sculpture, stacked glass technique: Glass, concrete, LED lighting, 12.2’x7.2’x3.4’
2008 | Sacred Heart Medical Center, Untitled, Eugene, OR, USA, Carved glass panels, multiple panels, Total length: 52’ x 8’
2007 | Blue Cross Headquarters, Blue Horizon Line, Winnipeg, Canada, Carved glass wall: 15’ x 9’
2006 | Refit Health Centre, Untitled, Winnipeg, Canada, Two carved glass walls: 22’ x 6’ x 1.5’
2004 | Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, Euphony, Anchorage, Alaska, Carved glass sculpture consisting of nine glass towers: 135’ lx 27’ h
2003 | Orange County Convention Center, Ponce’s Crystal Sphere, Orlando, FL, Carved glass wall: 25’ x 15’
2002 | AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, Untitled, US Corporate Headquarters, Wilmington, Delaware, Carved glass wall: 27’ x15’
2000 | Charles de Gaulle Airport, Untitled, Paris, France, Reflective carved glass wall: 100’ x 6’
1999 | Ottawa International Airport, Untitled, Ottawa, Canada, Carved glass sculpture: 14’ x 12’ x6’
1999 | Lincoln House, Chronos Trilogy, Hong Kong, China, Three carved glass sculptures in Lincoln House office tower: Part 1 Vestige 27' x 16', Part 2 Sea of time 100’ x 27’, Part 3 Approach of time 40’ x 12’
1994 | Investors Group - One Canada Centre, Prairie Boy’s Dream, Winnipeg, Canada, Carved glass sculpture consisting of two towers of glass: 35’ h x 12’ w each
1991 | Canadian Embassy, Untitled, Tokyo, Japan, Carved, sculptural glass wall: 25’ x 22’
2020 I Public Art in Glass,The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, ON
2017 I Nuit Blanche Exhibition, Warren Carther Prototypes, Winnipeg, MB
2017 I Nuit Blanche outdoor installation, Like Moths to a Flame, Winnipeg, MB
2004 | National Liberty Museum, Philadelphia, PA, USA
2003 | Louisville Visual Arts Association, Louisville, KY, USA
1998 | The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Waterloo, ON
1998 | Derix Gallery, Taunustein, Germany
1997 | Centre International Du Vitrail, Chartres, France
1990 | Craft Space Gallery, Winnipeg, MB
1988 | The Canadian Museum of Craft, Vancouver, BC
1987 | Habitat Galleries, Lathrup Village, Michigan, USA
1987 | Museé De Design Et D’Arts Appliqués Contemporains, Lausanne, Switzerland (permanent collection)
1986 | The Glass Art Gallery, Toronto, ON
1980 | Design Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB
1978 | C.C.A.C. Gallery, Oakland, CA, USA
2018 I Stantec Airports, Trevor Boddy, Figure 1 Publishinng, USA/Canada
2006 | Colours of Architecture, Andrew Moor, Publisher Mitchell Beazley, London, UK
2003 | A Celebration of Glass, Kenneth von Roenn Jr., Butler Books, USA
2003 | International Glass Art. Richard Wilfred Yelle, Schiffer Publishing, USA
1998 | The Art of Glass. Stephen Knapp, Rockport Press, USA
1996 | Designing With Glass. (an international survey) Carol Soucek King, PBC International, Distributed by Rizzoli (U.S.) Hearst Corp (overseas)
1991 | Creative Designs in Furniture, Kraus Sikes Inc., USA
1985 | Contemporary Stained Glass, J. Russ and L. Lynne, Doubleday, Canada
1992-2016 I Numerous travel and professional development grants from the Manitoba Arts Council and the Winnipeg Arts Council.
2012 | British High Commission and The Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal
2011 | Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Distinguished Artist of the Year
2008 | Reader’s Digest, Best of Canada Award, Best Glass artist
2007 | Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Award of Excellence - Allied Arts Medal
2002 | Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts - Elected to the Academy
1992 | Ontario Association of Architects Allied Arts Award - Award for Innovative Collaboration with an Architect, (Raymond Moriyama)
1991 | American Craft Award, NYC, USA - American Craft Award in Architectural Glass
1991 | American Craft Award, NYC, USA - American Craft Award in Sculpture
New York Times, USA
Glass Quarterly, USA
Process Architecture, Japan
Hong Kong Space, China
Azure Magazine, Canada
Asian Architect and Contractor, Hong Kong, China
Nu Magazine, Hong Kong, China
Border Crossings, Canada
La Republique, France
Espace Sculpture, Canada
Macleans Magazine, Canada
Western Living Magazine, Canada
Gourmet Magazine, USA
Ntz’ain, Athens, Greece
B.C.S. Magazine, Japan
Readers Digest, Canada
Canadian House & Home, Canada
Carther is often invited to speak about his work, public art and the relationship between glass, art and architecture. He has spoken in Europe, Asia, North America, Australia and New Zealand.