Bryan McGovern Wilson
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Critic Residency Essays
An archival record, profiling the CGCA Fellows and their work.
David Walters
David Walters David Walters graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1993 with a BFA in Glass. He
Tim Wagner
Tim Wagner earned his BFA from Tyler School of Art, Temple University, and his MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. He
Pamina Miye Traylor
Pamina Traylor is an artist and educator, currently Adjunct Professor at the California College of Arts and Crafts where she
Fukunishi Takeshi
Fukunishi Takeshi learned the technique of metal-craft in Osaka University of Arts, and he graduated in 1990. He began his
Atsuko Tajima
Atsuko Tajima lives and works in the Philadelphia, PA area. She received her BFA in Light and Glass from Alfred University in
C. Matthew Szosz
Born in Rhode Island, Matthew Szösz has received a BFA, a BID (Industrial Design), and a MFA (Glass) from Rhode
Elizabeth Swinburne
Elizabeth Swinburne is a British artist who currently lives and works in Amsterdam. She is a highly respected educator and
Draga Šušanj
Draga Šušanj was born in Yugoslavia. She has lived and worked in New York City since 2007. Šušanj forms site-specific
Brett Swenson
“My studio practice is based on material experimentation coinciding with explorations of phenomena and phenomenological experience. As such, I often
Magan Stevens
Magan Stevens Philadelphia glass artist Magan Stevens describes the Creative Glass Center of America as the perfect place to work.
Ethan Stern
Ethan Stern graduated with a BFA from Alfred University in 2001. He currently owns and operates a cold working studio
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