2010 Programs and Events
2010 Programs and Events “A Garden of Quilts – 2010”presented by Garden Patch Quilters. Quilt Show 2010 Paperweight Fest 2010Presented
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Maria Koshenkova
Maria Koshenkova Maria Koshenkova was born and raised in St. Petersburg, Russia. She currently lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. She
Marc Barreda
Marc Barreda Marc Barreda, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Marc Barreda was born in the highlands of Peru, on what was (at
Megan Biddle
Megan Biddle is an interdisciplinary artist whose work orbits between sculpture, installation, drawing and video. Rooted in glass, she produces
Emrys Berkower
Emrys Berkower began working with glass at Alfred University in 1992 and received a BFA with a concentration in painting
Quilters
National Quilting Association Chapter 541 The Garden Patch Quilt Guild, established in 1986, is a non-profit group of individuals
Gary Andolina
Gary Andolina Against a backdrop of glowing furnaces, a muscular figure dressed in protective leather brandishes a torch with fierce
Hank Adams
Hank Adams has a studio in upstate New York. His work has predominantly consisted of large scale, figurative glass
Andrew Bearnot
A soi-disant “materialist,” Andrew Bearnot explores the aesthetic potential and technical intricacies of the material world. He is interested in
Karen Akester
Karen Akester Since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art in 1993 with a degree in architectural glass, Karen
Vanessa Cutler
Vanessa’s work is about pushing the parameters of water jet cutting technology. Over the past seven years she’s been investigating the creative uses
Norman Courtney
Norman Courtney worked in cast glass for over twenty years. In that time, he completed numerous public and private commissions
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