Robert Gardner
Robert Gardner began at an early age to see things divided into one and the other, into black and white,
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Max Grossman
Born and raised in Venice, California, Max Grossman grew up surrounded by a community of artists, thinkers, and creative types.
Carol Frève
Carole Frève was born in Gatineau, Canada in 1967. She now lives and works in Montreal. Carole Frève received her
Damien Francois
Graduated in 2002 from Joseph Fourier University with a Master in Science, Technology, and Health, the first career of Damien
Frida Fjellman
Frida Fjellman earned her MFA in Glass and Ceramics from Konfstack in Stockholm, Sweden. In 2003, she was awarded an
Simone Fezer
Simone Fezer was born in the southwest of Germany on April 18th, 1976. Fezer worked with various mediums until, in
Mark Ferguson
Mark Ferguson is a glass artist primarily involved with cast sculpture. He studied with Dan Dailey and Alan Klein at
Tom Farbanish
Since graduating from the Rochester Institute of Technology in 1985, Tom Farbanish’s involvement with glass has been diverse and active.
Sophia Emmett
Sophia Emmett has lived and traveled in many parts of Australia and the world, including Papua New Guinea, Palau, Japan
Christopher Duffy
Christopher Duffy was born in California in 1980 but raised in Glen Ellyn Illinois, a Chicago suburb. Growing up he
Joshua Noah Dopp
Joshua Noah Dopp has been working in glass since 1988. He received an AA degree in Art from Santa Barbara
Megumi Esaki
An independent artist living in Nagoya, Japan, Megumi is a graduate of Aichi University’s Department of Arts and Crafts. Among
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