Nicole Kibath
The team of Michael Hofmann and Nicole Kibath from Ontario, Canada, creates sculptural pieces from blown components with a heavy
Elizabeth Kelly
Elizabeth Kelly has been absorbed in glass practice since 1985 when she commenced her glass blowing training at the Jam
Saman Kalantari
Saman Kalantari was born in Shiraz in Iran on 21st of September 1972. He got his B.A. in foreign language
Eva Heyd
Eva Heyd is an artist and photographer, experimenting with the use of the photographic image in three-dimensional objects. She was
Michael Hengler
Throughout his life, Michael Hengler combined his passion for art, glass, and travel into a lifestyle. He was originally from
Rika Hawes
Rika Hawes received her MFA in glass from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, and her BFA in Sculpture from
Jamie Harris
Jamie Harris is an artist and teacher at UrbanGlass, the New York Experimental Glass Workshop in Brooklyn, NY. A graduate
Kimberly Harty
Kimberly Harty was born in 1983 in St. Louis, Missouri. She received her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design
Jennifer Halvorson
Jennifer Halvorson was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1984. She earned dual B.F.A. degrees in Metal and Glass at
Sarah Gilbert
Sarah Gilbert’s work investigates the sensuous form of the object in its immediate capacity as materialized human history. Objects, thus
Jens Gussek
Jens Gussek was born in Glauchau, Germany in 1964. He studied painting and glass at the College of Art and
Joe Grant III
Joe Grant III is originally from Champaign, Illinois, where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of
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