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
Susan Taylor Glasgow
Once a seamstress, Susan Taylor Glasgow now applies her needle and thread to glass creating translucent Sewn Glass vessels and
Rossella Gilardoni
Rossella Gilardoni is a designer, consultant and restorer of glass in Lecco, Italy. Rossella received a Bachelor of Art and
Sam Geer
Originally from Pennsylvania, Sam Geer attended Harrisburg Area Community College and Salem Community College where he studied under Jim Lard,
Doreen Garner
Doreen Garner is an artist that was born and raised in Philadelphia. She began as a painter before she discovered
Robert Gardner
Robert Gardner began at an early age to see things divided into one and the other, into black and white,
Max Grossman
Born and raised in Venice, California, Max Grossman grew up surrounded by a community of artists, thinkers, and creative types.
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