Hank Adams
Hank Adams has a studio in upstate New York. His work has predominantly consisted of large-scale, figurative glass castings, but has also
Walter Zimmerman
Walter Zimmerman After studying at the New York Experimental Glass Workshop, Walter Zimmerman completed his MFA at Rochester Institute of
Maria Sparre-Petersen
A former student of cultural anthropology, Maria Sparre-Petersen sustains an interest in the relationships between culture and nature, the public
Tanja Pak
Tanja Pak Tanja Pak obtained a BA degree in Industrial Design at The Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana in
Hiroki Niimi
Hiroki Niimi is anticipating the interaction with glass artists from various cultures during his fellowship – to share each other’s
Hideko Masuda
Hideko Masuda was an instructor for 13 years at her sister’s flower design school. Eventually, feeling that the work lacked
Brent Marshall
Until recently, Brent Marshall worked out of a cooperative glass studio in Cleveland Ohio, however, he now resides and maintains
Beth Lipman
Beth Lipman received her BFA in Glass and Fibers from the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, in 1994. She
Sophia Emmett
Sophia Emmett has lived and traveled in many parts of Australia and the world, including Papua New Guinea, Palau, Japan
Megumi Esaki
An independent artist living in Nagoya, Japan, Megumi is a graduate of Aichi University’s Department of Arts and Crafts. Among
Tanja Pak
Tanja Pak Tanja Pak was born in Slovenia. She obtained her BA degree in industrial design at the Academy of
Nancy Callan
Nancy Callan’s artistic voice as a glass sculptor reflects her high-level training and talents. Callan attended the Massachusetts College of
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