CGCA Fellows
Mollie McKinley
Mollie McKinley is an interdisciplinary artist based in the Hudson Valley and New York City. Her large-format photographic tableaus and salt
Bryan McGovern Wilson
Bryan McGovern Wilson (b. 01984) is a transdisciplinary artist who synthesizes the practices of art-making, field research, and performance work
Karen Donnellan
Karen Donnellan is an Irish-born, interdisciplinary artist based in Alfred, NY. Her practice is concerned with illustrating that which cannot be
Wil Sideman
Wil Sideman received his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. He has received
Evan Voelbel
Evan Voelbel received his BFA in 3D/Glass from Massachusetts College of Art in 2010 with additional coursework in metals, sculpture,
Heather Sutherland
A Virginia native, Heather Sutherland recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin with an MFA in glass. Her body of
Alexander Rosenberg
Alexander Rosenberg is a Philadelphia-based artist, educator, and writer. He received a BFA in glass from Rhode Island School of
Gulfidan Ozmen
Gulfidan Ozmen, Turkiye (Turkey) As a daughter of artists, she spent her early years drawing and painting. After she graduated
Theresa Batty
Marc Barreda
Marc Barreda was born in the highlands of Peru, on what was (at the time) the largest open-pit copper mine
Gary Andolina
I earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree in 1992 from the University of Washington and am currently living in
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