Ruth Allen Essay by Robin Rice
Ruth Allen 1994, 2005 Fellow New Zealand native Ruth Allen studied glass in Australia. She has worked in countries
Critic Residency Essays
An archival record, profiling the CGCA Fellows and their work.
Scott Benefield Essay by Robin Rice
Theresa Batty Essay by Robin Rice
Theresa Batty Winter 2003 CGCA Fellow Though Batty might be called a “jack-of-all-trades, she is truly the master several and
Hank Adams Essay by Robin Rice
Hank Adams has been widely recognized for his oversize figurative busts, but since his student days he has also been
Karen Akester Essay by Robin Rice
Leanne Williams
Leanne Williams Leanne Williams was born in Wellington New Zealand in 1966. She attended Victoria University where she received a
Mark Zirpel
Mark Zirpel Mark Zirpel lives and works in the Seattle area, where he runs ACME Art, a printmaking, photography and
Walter Zimmerman
Walter Zimmerman After studying at the New York Experimental Glass Workshop, Walter Zimmerman completed his MFA at Rochester Institute of
Ben Wright
Ben Wright has pursued a career as an artist since graduating from Dartmouth College with a biology degree in 1998.
Chris Wolston
Chris Wolston is an artist living and working in New York City. Initially from Providence RI, Chris attended the Rhode
Thaddeus Wolfe
Following his graduation from The Cleveland Institute of Art in 2002, with a BFA in Glass, Thaddeus Wolfe, relocated to
Celeste Wilson
Celeste Wilson received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and has also studied at the Haystack Mountain
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