Fired Up!
Michael Meilahn, Primordial Shift exhibition
Michael Meilahn, whose work is featured in Primordial Shift, the current solo exhibition at the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass talks about his journey in glass and works in the exhibition.
Morgan Madison
Seattle-based artist Morgan Madison, who works in kiln formed glass and other media, discusses his career as an artist and educator.
Joyce Scott
Dr. Joyce J. Scott examines the extremes of human nature in her artworks that not only mine the fabric of our complex collective history, but that reveal universal truths.
Czech Glass Evolution, panel discussion
Explore the origin of glass art in the Czech lands and the work made by Czech designers and artists.
José Chardiet
Artist José Chardiet discusses his work and career.
Toots Zynsky glass thread “painted” vessels
Toots Zynsky talks about her career as an artist, her work, both past and present, and takes us through the new studio into which she just moved.
Thomas Scoon, cast glass, granite, sculptural figures
New Hampshire sculptor Thomas Scoon discusses using cast glass and granite to focus on the human figure in his artwork.
Stephen Dee Edwards
An in-depth presentation with artist and educator Stephen Dee Edwards.
Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass
A video presentation of Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass, an exhibit at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe, New Mexico, led by curator Dr. Letitia Chambers.
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