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Atsuko Tajima Essay
Pamina Miye Traylor Essay
Tim Wagner Essay
Tim Wagner Winter 2005 Fellow “[S]eductive yet repulsive:” The New York Times’ oxymoron is a melodramatic description of Tim Wagner’s
Dave Walters Essay
Dave Walters Bio and images In his second resident fellowship at the Creative Glass Center of America in Spring 2004,
Leanne Williams Essay
Leanne Williams Bio and images Q: Roses, lamb carcasses, and budgies — What do they have in common (in addition
Thaddeus Wolfe Essay
Thaddeus Wolfe 2007 Fellow As Christianity and morality were to the Victorian era, post-colonialism and semiotics are to ours. In
BenWright Essay
Ben Wright Bio and images “I’m a very political person. I think about politics a lot, but I think of
Benjamin Wright Essay
Benjamin Wright Summer 2012 Fellow Benjamin Wright refuses to be bored. During his second residency at the Creative Glass Center
Walter Zimmerman Essay
Walter Zimmerman Bio and images Each piece of glass blown by Walter Zimmerman, who completed his second residency at the
Mark Zirpel Essay
Mark Zirpel Bio and images Mark Zirpel, a spring 2004 Resident Fellow at the Creative Glass Center of America, is
Kait Rhoads Essay
Kait Rhoads Kait Rhoads, a Fall, 2008 Resident Fellow at the Creative Glass Center of America, likes to work “outside
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