Tanja Pak
Tanja Pak Tanja Pak was born in Slovenia. She obtained her BA degree in industrial design at the Academy of
Aya Oki
Aya Oki Aya Oki was born in Osaka, Japan and is currently living in Rochester, NY. She completed her M.F.A.
Elisabeth Schubel
Elisabeth Schubel Elisabeth (Liesl) Schubel is a visual artist and writer born in southern Ontario in 1990 and moved to Chicago
Maria Koshenkova
Maria Koshenkova Maria Koshenkova was born and raised in St. Petersburg, Russia. She currently lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. She
Mafune Gonjo
Mafune Gonjo Mafune Gonjo was born 1984 in Soma, in the Fukushima prefecture, Japan. She studied glass art at Tama Art
Joan Harmon
Joan Harmon Joan Harmon is a sculptor and installation artist currently living and working in New York City. She earned her
Jennifer Crescuillo
Jennifer Crescuillo Jennifer Crescuillo is an internationally exhibited artist currently living and working in Silver Point, TN. She was
Kyoko Hirako
Kyoko Hirako Kyoko Hirako was born in Aichi, Japan in 1987. After graduating from Nagoya University of Arts in
Karin Forslund
Karin Forslund is a Swedish glassmaker and artist, currently based in Denmark. She received formal training as a glassmaker in
Deborah Czeresko
Deborah Czeresko currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She began working with glass in 1987 after completing a B.A.
NJ 350: Through the Lens of Glass
NJ 350: Through the Lens of Glass — This exhibition explores the relationship between glass and South Jersey culture. Over
Kyoko Hirako
Current Fellows Kyoko Hirako Kyoko Hirako was born in Aichi, Japan in 1987. After graduating from Nagoya University of
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