Celeste Starita
Celeste Starita is an artist living and working in Philadelphia. Her sculpture in cast glass investigates her individual experiences of
Jeffrey R. Sarmiento
A son of Filipino immigrants, Jeffrey Sarmiento was born in Chicago and began his studies in pre-medicine before finding glass
John Paul Robinson
John Paul Robinson was born in Toronto, Canada in 1954. Graduating from college in Social Work, he spent five years
Miyuki Nishiuchi
Miyuki Nishiuchi was born in the Kumamoto Prefecture on the island of Kyushu in the southern region of Japan. Miyuki
Karen LaMonte
For the past several years, Karen LaMonte has been living and making her work in the Czech Republic. She went
Tracey E. Ladd
Tracey E. Ladd received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Siena Heights University and a Master of Fiona Arts from
Elizabeth Kelly
Elizabeth Kelly has been absorbed in glass practice since 1985 when she commenced her glass blowing training at the Jam
Robert Gardner
Robert Gardner began at an early age to see things divided into one and the other, into black and white,
Tom Farbanish
Since graduating from the Rochester Institute of Technology in 1985, Tom Farbanish’s involvement with glass has been diverse and active.
Joshua Noah Dopp
Joshua Noah Dopp has been working in glass since 1988. He received an AA degree in Art from Santa Barbara
Scott Benefield
Scott Benefield is an artist, educator and writer who received his MFA from Ohio State University in 1990. He is
Norman Courtney
Norman Courtney worked in cast glass for over twenty years. In that time, he completed numerous public and private commissions
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