Misha Kahn
Misha Kahn is a designer, maker, and dabbler. Kahn’s furniture work explores the rift between contemporary design and the American
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Dafna Kaffeman
Over the past six years, Dafna Kaffeman has been living and working in the Netherlands. In 1997 Kaffeman left her
Jessica Jane Julius
Jessica Jane Julius received her MFA in glass from Rochester Institute of Technology and her BFA in glass from Tyler
Susanne Jøker Johnsen
Susanne Jøker Johnsen is an artist, teacher and exhibition curator. She is the project director of European Glass and Ceramic Context at The
Hyun Jun Im
Hyun Jun Im was born, raised, and currently lives in Seoul, South Korea. Im received a Bachelor of Fine Arts
Ayako Ikeda
Ayako Ikeda was born in Kumamoto, Japan, and earned a Bachelor and Master of Arts in living design and architecture
Hannah Kirkpatrick
Hannah Kirkpatrick was born and raised in New Jersey and recently finished her Bachelors of Fine Arts (Glass) at the
David King
David King, originally from Dayton Ohio, received his BFA in 2006 with a concentration in glass from the Ohio State
Nicole Kibath
The team of Michael Hofmann and Nicole Kibath from Ontario, Canada, creates sculptural pieces from blown components with a heavy
Elizabeth Kelly
Elizabeth Kelly has been absorbed in glass practice since 1985 when she commenced her glass blowing training at the Jam
Saman Kalantari
Saman Kalantari was born in Shiraz in Iran on 21st of September 1972. He got his B.A. in foreign language
Eva Heyd
Eva Heyd is an artist and photographer, experimenting with the use of the photographic image in three-dimensional objects. She was
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