Norman Courtney
Norman Courtney worked in cast glass for over twenty years. In that time, he completed numerous public and private commissions
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Mafune Gonjo
Mafune Gonjo Mafune Gonjo was born 1984 in Soma, in the Fukushima prefecture, Japan. She studied glass art at Tama Art
William Couig
William Couig is a glass artist living in New York City. After receiving a BA in Literature and Writing from
Joan Harmon
Joan Harmon Joan Harmon is a sculptor and installation artist currently living and working in New York City. She earned her
Christopher Clarke
Christopher T. Clarke earned an MFA from Kent State University, OH, where he now serves as assistant professor for the
Daniel Cutrone
Daniel Cutrone was born and raised in Long Island, New York, but has since adopted Philadelphia as home. It was
Jennifer Crescuillo
Jennifer Crescuillo Jennifer Crescuillo is an internationally exhibited artist currently living and working in Silver Point, TN. She was
Kyoko Hirako
Kyoko Hirako Kyoko Hirako was born in Aichi, Japan in 1987. After graduating from Nagoya University of Arts in
Karin Forslund
Karin Forslund is a Swedish glassmaker and artist, currently based in Denmark. She received formal training as a glassmaker in
Deborah Czeresko
Deborah Czeresko currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She began working with glass in 1987 after completing a B.A.
Object Conversations: NJ350
Object Conversations: NJ350 A participatory exhibit that engages visitors with the process of history by asking them to share their
NJ 350: Through the Lens of Glass
NJ 350: Through the Lens of Glass — This exhibition explores the relationship between glass and South Jersey culture. Over
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