Jim Barton
Jim Barton, a paperweight collector since childhood, is the author or co-author of 49 articles on antique glass paperweights. He
Author archives: Taral Thompson
John D. Hawley
John D. Hawley, a collector of paperweights since 1973, now concentrates on antique American weights, specifically those made at the
Jim Lefever
Jim Lefever began collecting paperweights in the early ’80’s when he purchased a contemporary Baccarat mushroom for $40 at a
Gay LeCleire Taylor
Gay LeCleire Taylor, Independent Curator and Glass Consultant, is the former Director/Curator of the Museum of American Glass at WheatonArts.
William Manson
William Manson was born in the small town of Wick, Caithness, in the far north of Scotland. Growing up, he
Homemade Bouncy Balls
It’s time to bounce around! Using three simple ingredients, create a favorite classic toy at home, the Bouncy Ball. Make
ECO Fair 2023
MILLVILLE, NJ (April 18, 2023) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, in partnership with the Authority of Cumberland County, presents
Spring Suncatchers
Capture the beautiful blooms and foliage of spring! Use objects from nature and contact paper to create a stunning suncatcher
Sadhbh Mowlds
Sadhbh MowldsDublin, IrelandSadhbh Mowlds is an Irish sculptor who was born and raised in Dublin. After receiving her bachelor’s in
Ndivhuho Rasengani
Ndivhuho RasenganiJohannesburg, South AfricaSculptor, Designer, and Creative Consultant — “I utilize my Creative practice as a form of meditation, praise,
Eriko Kobayashi
Eriko KobayashiSeattle, WA, USAEriko (b.Tokyo, Japan) fell in love with the color and texture of glass in 2014. This fascination
Josefina Munoz Torres
Josefina Muñoz Torres (she/her) is a Chilean multidisciplinary visual artist whose research-driven practice examines space, architecture, and place in terms
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