Liesl Schubel
Liesl SchubelTrenton, NJLiesl Schubel was born in Ontario, Canada in 1990, and currently lives in Trenton, NJ. As a queer
Andrew Bearnot
Andrew BearnotChicago, ILAndrew Bearnot (b. 1986, New York) is an artist and self described “materialist”: Informed by a background in
Danielle Brensinger
Danielle BrensingerLos Angeles, CAThroughout her artistic career, Danielle has explored her voice through various techniques involving glass and mixed media.
Nancy Cohen and Anna Boothe
Nancy Cohen and Anna BoothNancy Cohen and Anna Boothe have been good friends for 25+ years and collaborative partners since
Dean Erdmann
Dean ErdmannDean Erdmann is an interdisciplinary artist in moving and still images, sculpture, and installation. Their sculptural practice evolved from
Lily Wilkins
Lily WilkinsLos Angeles, CA, USALily Wilkins is an interdisciplinary artist and designer from Los Angeles, California. Her work is deeply
Brianna Gluszak
Brianna GluszakColumbus, OH, USABrianna Gluszak received a bachelor’s in fine arts with distinction in glass from The Alberta University for
Jaime Guerrero
Jaime GuerreroPittsburgh, PA, USAJaime Guerrero is a Mexican-American glass sculptor currently living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was born in a
Sadhbh Mowlds
Sadhbh MowldsDublin, IrelandSadhbh Mowlds is an Irish sculptor who was born and raised in Dublin. After receiving her bachelor’s in
Ndivhuho Rasengani
Ndivhuho RasenganiJohannesburg, South AfricaSculptor, Designer, and Creative Consultant — “I utilize my Creative practice as a form of meditation, praise,
Eriko Kobayashi
Eriko KobayashiSeattle, WA, USAEriko (b.Tokyo, Japan) fell in love with the color and texture of glass in 2014. This fascination
Josefina Munoz Torres
Josefina Muñoz Torres (she/her) is a Chilean multidisciplinary visual artist whose research-driven practice examines space, architecture, and place in terms
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