Allison Duncan first saw glassmaking at the Blenko Glass Factory, in West Virginia, when she was 10 years old. Even though at that time she didn’t know that’s what she wanted to do, “it definitely left an impact,” she says. … Read more →
Harry Seaman is facility manager at The Studio. He came to The Corning Museum of Glass in 1996, just after graduating Alfred University with his B.F.A., and is dedicated to making sure that the instructors and students have the best … Read more →
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 →