William Manson
William Manson was born in the small town of Wick, Caithness, in the far north of Scotland. Growing up, he
Paperweight Artists
John and Craig Deacons
Crieff, Scotland John Deacons started his glass career at Strathearn Glass in the mid-1960s. In 1968, he left Strathearn to
Victor Trabucco
I began working with glass in 1974 after viewing a lampworker making a sculpture; I knew this was what I
Alison Ruzsa
“I enjoy the idea of creating a painting which can be looked at from more than one point of view.
Ken Rosenfeld
My paperweight expertise evolved from a formal art and technical background; a Bachelor’s degree from the University of California and
Damon MacNaught
Damon MacNaught, the proprietor of BareGlass, lives and works in Silver Point Tennessee as an artist and instructor of art.
Eric W. Hansen
Though a Texas glass artist of over 20 years, Eric Hansen’s roots go back to California, where he got his
Drew Ebelhare & Sue Fox
Drew Ebelhare Drew Ebelhare graduated from Florida State University in 1977 with a Bachelor’s Degree in technical theatre and scene
Mayauel Ward
Mayauel Ward was born and raised in Manhattan Beach, California. Living only four blocks from the beach, he spent as
Paul Stankard
“By blending mysticism with magical realism, I work to express organic credibility through my botanical interpretations. Crafted in glass, I
Clinton Smith
Graduate of New Milford High School, New Milford, CT. Class of 1998. Clinton Smith has been creating art in the
Gordon Smith
Gordon Smith was born and raised in Southern New Jersey, an area with a rich tradition of glasswork and many
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