Anjali Srinivasan
Anjali Srinivasan’s interest in glass stems from her experience working with traditional glass artisans in India since 1996, on research
Harue Shimomoto
Harue Shimomoto recently received her MFA in the UW-Madison’s Department of Art. Shimomoto received her BFA from Tokyo’s Musashino Art
David Schnuckel
Originally from the western banks of Michigan, David Schnuckel earned a BA in Fine Arts from Anderson University in 2003
Anne-Lise Riond Sibony
Anne-Lise Riond Sibony was born in Mulhouse, France in 1967. After an early career in business, she started training as
Marie Retpen
Marie Retpen is a Danish glass designer and maker creating curious work that precariously balances between sculpture and design. Her
John Moran
Known in several different countries for his astounding art work, biting wit and charming personality, John Moran currently resides on
Antoine Leperlier
Antoine Leperlier was born in Evreux, France and has been working with glass since he learned the technique of pâte
Sam Geer
Originally from Pennsylvania, Sam Geer attended Harrisburg Area Community College and Salem Community College where he studied under Jim Lard,
Stephen Paul Day
Stephen Paul Day began work in glass in 1980 while a student at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris.
Megan Biddle
Megan Biddle is an interdisciplinary artist whose work orbits between sculpture, installation, drawing and video. Rooted in glass, she produces
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