Leanne Williams
Leanne Williams Leanne Williams was born in Wellington New Zealand in 1966. She attended Victoria University where she received a
Thaddeus Wolfe
Following his graduation from The Cleveland Institute of Art in 2002, with a BFA in Glass, Thaddeus Wolfe, relocated to
Atsuko Tajima
Atsuko Tajima lives and works in the Philadelphia, PA area. She received her BFA in Light and Glass from Alfred University in
Maret Sarapu
Maret Sarapu (b. 1978) started her studies of glass art at the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA) in 1997. After
Erica Rosenfeld
Erica Rosenfeld began beading when she was five and came to glass in her early twenties. The jewelry and sculpture
Kiara Pelissier
Kiara Pelissier was born in Guadalajara, Mexico in 1976. She was raised in the United States in an artistic family.
Elaine Miles
Elaine Miles is an early career Australian glass artist working with glass and sound installations. Elaine is trained in Venetian blowing
Valentin Manz
Valentin Manz makes mechanical sculptures out of metal, glass, and found materials. The dominant themes in his work are chaos
Jessica Jane Julius
Jessica Jane Julius received her MFA in glass from Rochester Institute of Technology and her BFA in glass from Tyler
Sarah Gilbert
Sarah Gilbert’s work investigates the sensuous form of the object in its immediate capacity as materialized human history. Objects, thus
Jim Dennison and Leanne Williams
Leanne Williams was born in Wellington New Zealand in 1966. She attended Victoria University where she received a Bachelor of
Moshe Bursuker
Moshe Bursuker received his BFA degree in sculpture and photography from the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford. He
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