Annette Sheppard first studied glassmaking at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass while earning her B.S. in Design and Environmental Analysis from Cornell University. Upon graduation, Annette studied with world-renowned glass artists teaching at The Studio, including Pino … Read more →
Catherine Ayers was first drawn to the magic of glass when she enrolled in an introductory glassblowing class at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. She earned a BFA in glass at The Rochester Institute of Technology, working at The Studio during summer breaks. … Read more →
G Brian Juk combines blown, kiln-cast, and hot-worked solid glass to create forms of beauty. First introduced to hot glass in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan, G Brian went on to study fine arts at Alfred University in Alfred, New York. By making utilitarian … Read more →
A graduate of Syracuse University’s School of Architecture, Carl Siglin ran his own independent contracting company for 15 years before starting glassblowing. He began working with glass in 2003 and in 2008, he joined the Hot Glass Show team on … Read more →