Sandra DeClerck
After having completed a seven-year course in Monumental and Plastic Arts at the St. Lucas Institute (Gent, Belgium), DeClerck continued
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Clark DeCapite
Clark DeCapite is a native of Cleveland, Ohio. In 2008 he earned his B.F.A. degree in crafts, with a concentration
Stephen Paul Day
Stephen Paul Day began work in glass in 1980 while a student at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris.
Isabel De Obaldia
Isabel De Obaldia was born in Washington, D.C. in 1957 of French and Panamanian heritage. She studied architecture at the
Jamex de la Torre
Brothers Einar and Jamex de la Torre were born in Guadalajara, Mexico, Jamex 1960, Einar 1963. Moved to California in
Einar de la Torre
Brothers Einar and Jamex de la Torre were born in Guadalajara, Mexico, Jamex 1960, Einar 1963. Moved to California in
Jim Dennison and Leanne Williams
Leanne Williams was born in Wellington New Zealand in 1966. She attended Victoria University where she received a Bachelor of
Joshua DeWall
Joshua DeWall has been working with glass for six years. He started lampworking when he was 18 years old and
Scott Benefield
Scott Benefield is an artist, educator and writer who received his MFA from Ohio State University in 1990. He is
Theresa Batty
Theresa Batty received a BFA from Evergreen State College after studying at L’ecole Des Beaux Arts, Lyon France with an
Ruth Allen
Ruth Allen attended the Canberra School of Art, where she studied under Klaus Moje, Elizabeth McClure and the late Stephen
Tanja Pak
Tanja Pak Tanja Pak was born in Slovenia. She obtained her BA degree in industrial design at the Academy of
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