Celeste Wilson
Celeste Wilson received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and has also studied at the Haystack Mountain
Valentin Manz
Valentin Manz makes mechanical sculptures out of metal, glass, and found materials. The dominant themes in his work are chaos
Misha Kahn
Misha Kahn is a designer, maker, and dabbler. Kahn’s furniture work explores the rift between contemporary design and the American
Hyun Jun Im
Hyun Jun Im was born, raised, and currently lives in Seoul, South Korea. Im received a Bachelor of Fine Arts
Michael Hengler
Throughout his life, Michael Hengler combined his passion for art, glass, and travel into a lifestyle. He was originally from
Max Grossman
Born and raised in Venice, California, Max Grossman grew up surrounded by a community of artists, thinkers, and creative types.
Clark DeCapite
Clark DeCapite is a native of Cleveland, Ohio. In 2008 he earned his B.F.A. degree in crafts, with a concentration
Stine Bidstrup
Stine Bidstrup was born in 1982 in Copenhagen, Denmark. By the age of 18, she moved to a small island
Andrew Bearnot
A soi-disant “materialist,” Andrew Bearnot explores the aesthetic potential and technical intricacies of the material world. He is interested in
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