Glady West has been working with glass since 1982 as an independent artist. When The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass opened in 1996, Glady took her first flameworking class — and hasn’t left since. What do you do here at … Read more →
Kurt Carlson has been working with glass for 30 years, since the early 70s. He received a degree in glassblowing from RIT and then held his own studio for a number of years with his wife, Lynda Pownell-Carlson. Kurt started … Read more →
Jackie Brandow was one of the only Studio assistants that did not have a background in glass upon applying for the job, but that didn’t stop her. Trained right at the Museum’s Studio, Jackie has been working for the past … Read more →
Have you ever tried to make a REALLY big snowman? The snow is heavy as you begin to roll it, and you have to work fast so you can get the snow in the right shape before your hands become … Read more →