Gary Andolina
I earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree in 1992 from the University of Washington and am currently living in
Magan Stevens
Magan Stevens Philadelphia glass artist Magan Stevens describes the Creative Glass Center of America as the perfect place to work.
Sisir Sahana
Sisir Sahana was born in 1965 in Bankura, West Bengal, India. He studied B-Fine Arts, M-Fine Arts in Painting from
Charlotte Meyer
Charlotte Meyer, from Seattle, WA, uses cast and kiln-cast glass to explore such elements as scale, color, and texture. Her
Susanne Jøker Johnsen
Susanne Jøker Johnsen is an artist, teacher and exhibition curator. She is the project director of European Glass and Ceramic Context at The
Nicole Kibath
The team of Michael Hofmann and Nicole Kibath from Ontario, Canada, creates sculptural pieces from blown components with a heavy
Rossella Gilardoni
Rossella Gilardoni is a designer, consultant and restorer of glass in Lecco, Italy. Rossella received a Bachelor of Art and
Carol Frève
Carole Frève was born in Gatineau, Canada in 1967. She now lives and works in Montreal. Carole Frève received her
Gary Andolina
Gary Andolina Against a backdrop of glowing furnaces, a muscular figure dressed in protective leather brandishes a torch with fierce
Christopher Clarke
Christopher T. Clarke earned an MFA from Kent State University, OH, where he now serves as assistant professor for the
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