This year we’re in search of things to appreciate and color is our starting place: The deep blue of cobalt, a garnet red, a brilliant emerald green. We’ll let you in on some local glass artists’ color stories (just because you love one particular shade of yellow, doesn’t mean it always loves you back.) And […]
Hands-on lessons with an experienced glass-blowing instructor. Individuals or groups of up to 5. Please email or call for information about pricing and to schedule a time. Artist Bio: David […]
This year we’re in search of things to appreciate and color is our starting place: The deep blue of cobalt, a garnet red, a brilliant emerald green. We’ll let you in on some local glass artists’ color stories (just because you love one particular shade of yellow, doesn’t mean it always loves you back.) And […]
Hands-on lessons with an experienced glass-blowing instructor. Individuals or groups of up to 5. Please email or call for information about pricing and to schedule a time. Artist Bio: David […]
Watch glass blowers at play. Found items will be used as forms for experiments with molten glass. A collection of natural and man-made materials will be employed: Cedar strips, driftwood, a semi-truck shock coil---whatever the glass blowers find inspiring. Artist Bio: David Smith was introduced to the art of glass blowing in 1978 while […]
This year we’re in search of things to appreciate and color is our starting place: The deep blue of cobalt, a garnet red, a brilliant emerald green. We’ll let you in on some local glass artists’ color stories (just because you love one particular shade of yellow, doesn’t mean it always loves you back.) And […]
Hands-on lessons with an experienced glass-blowing instructor. Individuals or groups of up to 5. Please email or call for information about pricing and to schedule a time. Artist Bio: David […]
Hands-on lessons with an experienced glass-blowing instructor. Individuals or groups of up to 5. Please email or call for information about pricing and to schedule a time. Artist Bio: David Smith was introduced to the art of glass blowing in 1978 while studying for a degree in materials science: He was hooked. After graduation, he […]
