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
James McLeod
James McLeod was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1979. He began working with glass while attending the California College
Hideko Masuda
Hideko Masuda was an instructor for 13 years at her sister’s flower design school. Eventually, feeling that the work lacked
Brent Marshall
Until recently, Brent Marshall worked out of a cooperative glass studio in Cleveland Ohio, however, he now resides and maintains
Valentin Manz
Valentin Manz makes mechanical sculptures out of metal, glass, and found materials. The dominant themes in his work are chaos
Chuck Lopez
Born and raised in Denver, CO, Chuck Lopez started working in glass in 1989 at a production studio in Boulder,
Beth Lipman
Beth Lipman received her BFA in Glass and Fibers from the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, in 1994. She
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