Erica Rosenfeld
Erica Rosenfeld began beading when she was five and came to glass in her early twenties. The jewelry and sculpture
CGCA Fellows
John Paul Robinson
John Paul Robinson was born in Toronto, Canada in 1954. Graduating from college in Social Work, he spent five years
Anne-Lise Riond Sibony
Anne-Lise Riond Sibony was born in Mulhouse, France in 1967. After an early career in business, she started training as
Marie Retpen
Marie Retpen is a Danish glass designer and maker creating curious work that precariously balances between sculpture and design. Her
Angus MacDiarmid Powers
Angus MacDiarmid Powers studied glass and mixed media sculpture at Alfred University in New York State. After receiving his BFA
Charlotte Potter
Charlotte Potter grew up in Waitsfield, Vermont. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Alfred University in New York with
Sara Pitt
Sara Pitt Sara Pitt is native to Louisville, KY and a senior at the University of Louisville in the Hite
Anne Petters
Anne Petters is a multi media artist with a strong background in glass art. She has been trained and worked
Elizabeth Perkins
Elizabeth Perkins was born in a rural farming community in Virginia by an agriculturist and a high school science teacher.
Matthew Day Perez
Matthew Day Perez received his BFA from Illinois State University and his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.
Kiara Pelissier
Kiara Pelissier was born in Guadalajara, Mexico in 1976. She was raised in the United States in an artistic family.
Mark Bokesch-Parsons
Mark Bokesch-Parsons was born in Birmingham, England in 1967. He came to the United States in 1990 to pursue a
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