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Jes Fan
Jes Fan is a Brooklyn based artist from Hong Kong, China. Fan’s practice is based on a material inquiry into
Amy Lemaire
Amy LemaireBrooklyn, NY, USAAmy Lemaire is an artist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work combines craft traditions of
Hesheng Chen
Hesheng Chen is a sculptor born in 1986 in China and currently lives in Seattle. His works consist of sculptures,
Aaron Pexa
Aaron Pexa is an American artist and architect. He earned his MFA in Glass from the Rhode Island School of
Alexandra Lozier
Alexandra Lozier is a metal and glass artist currently working and residing in Brooklyn, NY. Inspired by the natural landscape,
Carmichael Jones
Carmichael Jones is an artist whose work is often playful and slightly irreverent, blending the everyday and the never-seen-before, the
It’s National Volunteer Week.
It’s National Volunteer Week. We know that we couldn’t do what we do without the hard work and dedication of
Anna Riley
Anna Riley received her BFA in Glass from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work, be it conceptual, technical
Helena Parriott
Helena Parriott is a painter and sculptor working with diverse mediums including glass, paint, and machinery. Through various projects, she
Call and Response
Gaffer Frit 2012 7 ½”x 2 ½x 1 ½” The first in a series based on previous paper-cut work. This piece deals with relationships of symbols and symmetry.
Pom-Pom Tower
Pom-poms, glass 2015 3’x 1’x1’ Part of a collaborative installation with Pam Sabroso at the Pelham Arts Center in New York consisting of several pom-pom covered pedestals, floor lamps, and hanging sculptures.
Centerpiece Triptych 2
Mold blown and freehand blown glass 2016 Dimensions vary Another example of a combination created for the Urban Glass Gala.
Alison Siegel
Norwood Viviano
Norwood Viviano’s work from his installation Cities: Departure & Deviation was shown at the 2014 Architecture Biennale in Venice. He
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