Justin Ginsberg
Justin Ginsberg was born and raised in Dallas Texas, before traveling the country learning from practicing artists. Since 2013, he
Marc Barreda
Marc Barreda was born in the highlands of Peru, on what was (at the time) the largest open-pit copper mine
Gary Andolina
I earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree in 1992 from the University of Washington and am currently living in
Karen Akester
Since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 1993 with a degree in architectural glass, Karen Akester has continued working
Hank Adams
Hank Adams has a studio in upstate New York. His work has predominantly consisted of large-scale, figurative glass castings, but has also
Tadeáš Podracký
Tadeáš Podracký born in 1989 in the Czech Republic is a young artist, designer, creative personality, and glass enthusiast with
Rachel Rader
Rachel Rader is a maker and a storyteller living in Brooklyn, NY. Her artwork is a direct influence of her
Nate Ricciuto
Nate Ricciuto (b. 1984) is an artist living and working in Columbus, OH. His absurd and imaginative systems and objects
Morgan Gilbreath
Morgan Gilbreath is a glass and mixed-media installation artist whose work deals with the intersections between religion, labor, and urban
Gustavo Crembil
Gustavo Crembil is an Argentine architect whose practice draws from the fields of design, architecture, craft, performance art, communication, and
Jes Fan
Jes Fan is a Brooklyn based artist from Hong Kong, China. Fan’s practice is based on a material inquiry into
Amy Lemaire
Amy LemaireBrooklyn, NY, USAAmy Lemaire is an artist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work combines craft traditions of
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