Marsha Dowshen
Marsha Dowshen PotteryBordentown, NJWebsite Marsha attended the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in Providence. She graduated in 1966 with
Festival of Fine Craft
Janice Chassier
Goose Nest PotteryPittsgrove, NJWebsite Janice Chassier received her Masters of Studio Ceramics from Hood College in Frederick, Maryland after returning
Pamela Cummings
Pam Cummings PotteryHarrisburg, PAWebsite I make functional stoneware for food and flowers in my woodland studio a stone’s throw from
Michael Cho
Michael ChoAllentown, PA I work with high fired stoneware and thrown on potters wheel. Mixed oxides with brushed glaze.
Bill Futer
Bill FuterPittsgrove, NJ I started my glass journey in 2007 after taking a pendant class at Carlisle School of Glass
Deborah DiMarco
Studio del Vetro As a volunteer at WheatonArts, I have been demonstrating flameworking for almost 20 years. I teach fusing
Scott Staats
Scott Staats GlassNew JerseyWebsite Drawing upon the shapes and colors of the natural world Scott uses hot glass to design
JiSTdesign
JiSTdesignsChalfont, PAWebsite A native of Bucks County, PA, Jill Tarabar’s fascination with the art of stained glass creation in the
Dennis Christie
Christie Glass Works StudioBethany, PAWebsite I am a self-taught art glass artist. For almost 40 years I have been creating
Katherine Cheetham Glass
Katherine Cheetham GlassOaklyn, NJWebsite I am a glass artist working and living in New Jersey. My work is primarily comprised
Stephen Brucker
Stephen Brucker Glass ArtCamillus, NYWebsite Stephen Brucker operates his flameworking studio in Camillus, New York, and exhibits his work throughout
The Potato Homestead
The Potato HomesteadWoodbine, NJWebsite The Potato Homestead is run by husband and wife Rob and Alex McKeage (with the help
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