Artist Type

Medium

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Mindy Sand

"I grew up in Toledo, Ohio, " The Glass Capital of the World" and spent many Saturdays taking art classes at the Toledo Museum of Art. I continued my interest in art at The Ohio State University where I got a degree in art education. I taught high school art for 9 years in Ohio. After teaching, I...

David Sandidge

David Sandidge was Born into a military family in 1964, His family moved from one duty station to another. By the time he reached 13 years old the family had settled in Virginia Beach, Virginia. His older brother found a job at a local glass factory where they were training young apprentices to...

Douglas/Renee Sigwarth

Douglas and Renee met in 1993 and began blowing glass together shortly thereafter in Minneapolis at a community college. In 1995, the couple transferred to the University of Wisconsin at River Falls, where they completed their training in glass. In 1996, the couple married and discovered their...

Thomas Spake

"I began blowing glass back in 1994. As it happened, I went to college to pursue a basketball scholarship, but as fate would have it, a work study in the art department introduced me to glassblowing. I remember that jaw dropping moment, seeing the molten material rotating on the blow pipe, the...

James Stanford

James blows and sculpts flame-worked glass, emphasizing an intimate, intentionally delicate design aesthetic.

Bryon Sutherland

A San Diego native inspired by California's vibrant Mediterranean climate, Sutherland's interpretations of natural forms combine elegant design with rich, vivid color creating original, one-of-a-kind hand-blown glass art. After earning his degree in Fine Arts from California State University in...

Frank Thompson

Frank Thompson is a full time glass artist with a working studio located  north of Lake Charles, LA. It is there where he works in 2D and 3D  mixed media using glass and metal.  He currently shows and sells his  work at juried art shows throughout southeastern United States and art  galleries in...

Michael and Laura Thompson

Multiple layers of glass are kiln fired multiple times to achieve unique shapes, then cold worked to create our unique wall hangings, sculptures and vessels.

Gregory Tomb

Glass can help us see differently. I've always been inspired by the optical qualities of glass. The ways light travels through glass will often create spaces which invite reflection. Some times when I see a piece of glass I reflect, wondering about the process used to create it. Sometimes it is...

Sarah VanTol

As the daughter of one of the first students in the glass fusing industry very early in my life, glass fusing is all I've really known. Glass fusing is a technique that was only created in 1980 in the pacific northwest and my mother was one of first students of the pioneers in this medium. She...

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