Licha Ochoa Nicholson creates glass vessels that flow and undulate, revealing detailed patterns and shapes.
Featured Artist Dana Zed
Artist Dana Zed shares a collection of illuminated sculptural glass boxes that hint at other dimensions, mystery and magic.
Featured Artist Edd Johannemann
Artist Edd Johannemann plays with the effects of light in his multi-layered glass sculptures.
Featured Artist Robbie MacIver
Artist Robbie MacIver presents a collection of his artwork, created using both stained glass and fused glass techniques.
Featured Artist Jake Pfeifer
Artist Jake Pfeifer founded a busy glassblowing studio, and pivoted during a difficult time to keep his business thriving.
Featured Artist Catalin Domniteanu
Artist Catalin Domniteanu creates complex, sculptural works in glass that invite a closer look.
Featured Artist Michael Dupille
Artist Michael Dupille’s imaginative portfolio showcases his expertise with kiln formed glass.
Featured Artist Jacki Cohen
There is nothing more exciting to me than watching someone connect with my work. Art enriches the soul and can magically turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
Featured Artist Alice Shepherd
Intrigued, I bought my first kiln and began my relationship with glass—this unique material that is neither solid nor liquid, whose molecular structure changes with every firing yet retains the details of each, that can be smooth or textured, flat or wavy, woven, draped, that can record images—had captured my fascination!
Featured Artist Malem Lemieux
Malem Lemieux’s art is primarily focused on horses; her expressive paintings, drawings and sculptures portray them full of life and movement.
Featured Artist Lori Schinelli
Featured artist Lori Schinelli’s abstract glass sculptures evoke the ocean, it’s creatures and its surging waves.
Featured Artist Steph Mader
Artist Steph Mader’s glass landscape sculptures are made up of multiple layers of tiny glass particles, creating a 3D effect.
Featured Artist Colleen Gyori
From fabrics and fibers… to sketch books and sketches……my way was paved toward the excitement of manipulating glass.
