Elizabeth Swinburne
Elizabeth Swinburne is a British artist who currently lives and works in Amsterdam. She is a highly respected educator and
Draga Šušanj
Draga Šušanj was born in Yugoslavia. She has lived and worked in New York City since 2007. Šušanj forms site-specific
Brett Swenson
“My studio practice is based on material experimentation coinciding with explorations of phenomena and phenomenological experience. As such, I often
Ethan Stern
Ethan Stern graduated with a BFA from Alfred University in 2001. He currently owns and operates a cold working studio
Anjali Srinivasan
Anjali Srinivasan’s interest in glass stems from her experience working with traditional glass artisans in India since 1996, on research
Maria Sparre-Petersen
A former student of cultural anthropology, Maria Sparre-Petersen sustains an interest in the relationships between culture and nature, the public
Keunae Song
Keunae Song is a native South Korean who grew up in Seoul. She began as a painter, studying at the
Boris Shpeizman
Boris Shpeizman was born and grew up in St. Petersburg (aka Leningrad), USSR. At 17, he started Medical School, practicing
Harue Shimomoto
Harue Shimomoto recently received her MFA in the UW-Madison’s Department of Art. Shimomoto received her BFA from Tokyo’s Musashino Art
David Schnuckel
Originally from the western banks of Michigan, David Schnuckel earned a BA in Fine Arts from Anderson University in 2003
Katrijn Schatteman
Katrijn Schatteman’s artist name is Zuz. She was born in 1983 in a little city in Belgium. Following four years of art
Rui Sasaki
Rui Sasaki was born in the smallest one of the four main islands in Japan and grew up in a
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