Miyuki Nishiuchi
Miyuki Nishiuchi was born in the Kumamoto Prefecture on the island of Kyushu in the southern region of Japan. Miyuki
Hiroki Niimi
Hiroki Niimi is anticipating the interaction with glass artists from various cultures during his fellowship – to share each other’s
Edison Osorio-Zapata
Born in Venezuela to Colombian migrants, Edison spent most of his youth in Australia where he trained in the culinary
Andrew Newbold
Andrew Newbold recently received his Master of Fine Arts from Tyler School of Art at Temple University, in Philadelphia, PA,
Gregory Nangle
Born in 1973, under the cold November skies of Pennsylvania, Gregory Nangle first began making sculpture at the tender age
John Moran
Known in several different countries for his astounding artwork, biting wit, and charming personality, John Moran currently resides on the
Anna Mlasowsky
Born in 1984 in Germany, Anna Mlasowsky has undertaken the three-year academic program at Danmark’s Designskole Bornholm, Center for Glass
Yasuko Miyazaki
Yasuko Miyazaki grew up in Mie prefecture in Japan. Currently, she lives in Nishiharu city in Aich prefecture and is
Mayumi Miyake
Mayumi Miyake graduated from the Toyama Institute of Glass in March 2004. She has had three solo exhibitions in Toyama,
Rick Mills
Rick Mills is a glass and mixed-media sculptor and Professor of Art at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He
Elaine Miles
Elaine Miles is an early career Australian glass artist working with glass and sound installations. Elaine is trained in Venetian blowing
Charlotte Meyer
Charlotte Meyer, from Seattle, WA, uses cast and kiln-cast glass to explore such elements as scale, color, and texture. Her
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