Artists and Makers – Glass
When I moved to Philadelphia in 1983 right after college, I didn’t know its significance to Craft History. Nor was I in touch with the roots that grew into my passion for craft, specifically stained glass. The community here has been like finding a family I didn’t know existed–and such a family! Supportive, inspiring and stimulating. I consider Philadelphia integral to my craft practice, although that might not be visible in the work, it is a deep undercurrent.
Quote and banner image by Judith Schaechter
Ceramics, Functional
Ceramics, Sculptural
Furniture
Glass
Jewelry
Leatherwork
Metalwork
Mixed Media
Textiles, Fibers
Textiles, Wearable
Wood
Anna Boothe
These pieces are meant to be icons, pseudo-mirrors, or even prosthetics, that aid in self-comprehension.
Bernard Katz Glass
Bernard Katz employs a wide range of techniques to create his contemporary art glass sculpture.
Daniel Clayman
His interests in engineering, the behavior of light, and the memory of experience, acts as an impetus for much of the work.
East Falls Glassworks
This glass studio includes a gallery, glassblowing classes, studio rental and work for sale by local artists.
Jerry Kott
Overall, the past, present and future is a goal I hope to express in my work is to strive for timeless quality.
Jon Clark
Clark works with glass and mixed media, collaborative site specific installations, and an object maker.
Judith Schaecter
Judith Schaechter is a renowned Philadelphia-based glass artist known for her work in stained glass, drawings, prints, and sculpture.
Megan Biddle
As an observer of nature, Megan responds to the elusive and subtle, reflecting on variations of time, cycles of growth and erosion.
Pavel Novak
His work is inspired by clean geometric shapes that feature bold colors and crisp lines that create kaleidoscopic results.
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