Sadhbh Mowlds
Sadhbh MowldsDublin, IrelandSadhbh Mowlds is an Irish sculptor who was born and raised in Dublin. After receiving her bachelor’s in
CGCA Fellows
Ndivhuho Rasengani
Ndivhuho RasenganiJohannesburg, South AfricaSculptor, Designer, and Creative Consultant — “I utilize my Creative practice as a form of meditation, praise,
Eriko Kobayashi
Eriko KobayashiSeattle, WA, USAEriko (b.Tokyo, Japan) fell in love with the color and texture of glass in 2014. This fascination
Josefina Munoz Torres
Josefina Muñoz Torres (she/her) is a Chilean multidisciplinary visual artist whose research-driven practice examines space, architecture, and place in terms
Paige Lizbeth Morris
Paige Lizbeth MorrisPhiladelphia, PA, USAPaige is an interdisciplinary artist and educator in Philadelphia, PA. Building upon her foundation in glass,
Esteban Salazar
Esteban SalazarBrooklyn, NY, USA Esteban is a Colombian-born artist living and working in Brooklyn, New York, best known for his engaging
Matt Jacob
Matt JacobMilwaukee, WI, USAMatt Jacob enjoys bending neon, making comics, working with glass in any context, and adding ironic fourth
Su-yeon Kim
Su-yeon Kim is a glass-based visual artist in Seoul, South Korea. Her work narrates collected memories based on her drawings.
Grace Whiteside
Grace Whiteside received two BFA’s from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2017 in Sculpture + Extended Media and Craft/ Material Studies
Kayla Cantu
Originally from South Texas, Kayla Cantu is a fat, female artist that utilizes glass, video, photography, and mixed media. Even
Charisse Weston
Charisse Pearlina Weston is a Brooklyn-based, Houston-born conceptual artist and writer. Her practice is grounded in a deep material investigation
Romina Gonzales
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