Carina Cheung
Carina Cheung has been working with glass since 2003. Since receiving a BFA in Glass from Rhode Island School of
Anthony Cioe
Anthony Cioe is from Providence, RI, where he also received his BFA in Glass in 2003 at the Rhode Island
John Choi
John Choi was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1968 and immigrated to the United States in 1981, when he
Kanik Chung
Kanik Chung was a mixed-media sculptor and an avid basketball enthusiast, specializing in blown glass. He was living and working
Piper Brett
Born, 1974 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Piper Brett completed her BFA in glass from the Massachusetts College of Art in 2004.
Lisa Cerny
Lisa Cerny attended both Simon Fraser University and Concordia University, and earned her BFA from the Alberta College of Art
Timothy Blum
Timothy Blum has his BFA in Sculpture from the Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth
Jessie Blackmer
Jessie Blackmer spent her childhood in rural Maine, an experience which heavily influences her work. She graduated with honors from
Stine Bidstrup
Stine Bidstrup was born in 1982 in Copenhagen, Denmark. By the age of 18, she moved to a small island
Megan Biddle
Megan Biddle is an interdisciplinary artist whose work orbits between sculpture, installation, drawing and video. Rooted in glass, she produces
Emrys Berkower
Emrys Berkower began working with glass at Alfred University in 1992 and received a BFA with a concentration in painting
Andrew Bearnot
A soi-disant “materialist,” Andrew Bearnot explores the aesthetic potential and technical intricacies of the material world. He is interested in
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