Toots Zynsky, known for her distinctive heat-formed filet de verre (glass thread) vessels, has been selected as the first of two Specialty Glass Artists-in-Residence for 2016. The residency is a joint program of the Corning Museum of Glass and Corning Incorporated … Read more →
Spencer Finch uses poetry, art history, history and science to investigate the mechanics of perception. In locations all over the world including the ancient city of Troy (in present-day Turkey); Rouen, France; Monument Valley, Utah; and Emily Dickinson’s home in … Read more →
Carl Siglin began blowing glass in 2003 when he was hired as a technician at The Studio. Prior to his work in glass, Carl, who attended Syracuse University’s School of Architecture, ran his own independent contracting company for 15 years. … Read more →
Jeremy Unterman began working with glass in 1999. After getting the ball rolling for Keystone College’s glass program by building a glory hole and an annealer, Jeremy went on to the glass program at the Tyler School of Art. What … Read more →