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Past Fellows

John Paul Robinson

John Paul was born in Toronto, Canada in 1954. Graduating from college in Social Work, he spent five years working on the streets of Toronto with addicts and alcoholics. In 1981 he built his first glass studio and taught himself to blow glass.

He has taught at Ontario College of Art in Toronto and is currently teaching at the Centre des Metiers du Verre du Quebec and working in Montreal, Canada.

Critic Residency: essay by Robin Rice

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