Glass Art and Heritage Landscapes – Week 2
Student responses to their visit to the WheatonArts Glass Studio and the Museum of American Glass #1 First Impressions: We witnessed
Monthly Archives: October 2020
James Harmon
recognized at prestigious museums and galleries and has been an educator in glass. Well versed in traditional forms of glass
Dan Dailey
Since the 1970s, Dan Dailey has had a prolific career in sculptural and functional glass production. He founded the glass
Mosaic Planter
Mosaics are an excellent way to recycle extra color into a garden. Using old china, glass tiles, mirrors, ceramic plates,
Sugar Glass
The look of real glass with a delicious taste! Learn how to combine four simple ingredients to create a glass-like
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