Boris Shpeizman
Boris Shpeizman was born and grew up in St. Petersburg (aka Leningrad), USSR. At 17, he started Medical School, practicing
Andrew Newbold
Andrew Newbold recently received his Master of Fine Arts from Tyler School of Art at Temple University, in Philadelphia, PA,
Gregory Nangle
Born in 1973, under the cold November skies of Pennsylvania, Gregory Nangle first began making sculpture at the tender age
Yasuko Miyazaki
Yasuko Miyazaki grew up in Mie prefecture in Japan. Currently, she lives in Nishiharu city in Aich prefecture and is
Ayako Ikeda
Ayako Ikeda was born in Kumamoto, Japan, and earned a Bachelor and Master of Arts in living design and architecture
Eva Heyd
Eva Heyd is an artist and photographer, experimenting with the use of the photographic image in three-dimensional objects. She was
Joe Grant III
Joe Grant III is originally from Champaign, Illinois, where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of
Mark Ferguson
Mark Ferguson is a glass artist primarily involved with cast sculpture. He studied with Dan Dailey and Alan Klein at
Isabel De Obaldia
Isabel De Obaldia was born in Washington, D.C. in 1957 of French and Panamanian heritage. She studied architecture at the
John Choi
John Choi was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1968 and immigrated to the United States in 1981, when he
Piper Brett
Born, 1974 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Piper Brett completed her BFA in glass from the Massachusetts College of Art in 2004.
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