James McLeod
James McLeod was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1979. He began working with glass while attending the California College
Hideko Masuda
Hideko Masuda was an instructor for 13 years at her sister’s flower design school. Eventually, feeling that the work lacked
Brent Marshall
Until recently, Brent Marshall worked out of a cooperative glass studio in Cleveland Ohio, however, he now resides and maintains
Valentin Manz
Valentin Manz makes mechanical sculptures out of metal, glass, and found materials. The dominant themes in his work are chaos
Chuck Lopez
Born and raised in Denver, CO, Chuck Lopez started working in glass in 1989 at a production studio in Boulder,
Beth Lipman
Beth Lipman received her BFA in Glass and Fibers from the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, in 1994. She
Antoine Leperlier
Antoine Leperlier was born in Evreux, France and has been working with glass since he learned the technique of pâte
Solange Ledwith
A graduate of the Master’s of Art program at California State University, Fullerton, Solange Ledwith engages in exploring the avenues
Karen LaMonte
For the past several years, Karen LaMonte has been living and making her work in the Czech Republic. She went
Tracey E. Ladd
Tracey E. Ladd received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Siena Heights University and a Master of Fiona Arts from
Misha Kahn
Misha Kahn is a designer, maker, and dabbler. Kahn’s furniture work explores the rift between contemporary design and the American
Dafna Kaffeman
Over the past six years, Dafna Kaffeman has been living and working in the Netherlands. In 1997 Kaffeman left her
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