Glass
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Matthew Buechner
“I have always liked hard physical activity and one summer
I got a chance to work for a glassblower. I really enjoyed it because
it was creative but also physical, like a sport. Glassblowing is art,
craft and sport all rolled into one. Even now, 20 years later, I still
get a thrill out of making a really nice piece of glass...." |
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John Elias
“Elias Studios is a hot glass studio located in the coastal
village of Westport, Massachusetts. John and Jennie Elias, a husband
and wife team, have worked together since 1991 to create a line of
colorful, blown glass ornaments, vases and jewelry. Their specialty
is unique color combinations. John uses his many years of glassblowing
experience to create excitement in each piece... |
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Alice Benvie Gebhart
“I grew up in a family where my artistic endeavors were supported.
My father, Chris Benvie, was a prolific painter. People said I inherited
my father’s talent but what I believe I inherited was that drive
that he had for the creative process. I am inspired to look at the
world around me with a keen eye towards the brilliance of color..." |
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Daniel Read
“Exploring the color and refraction of light is what inspires
me. My relationship with living on the water supports my journey...." |
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Kristi Thorndike-Kent
“I have loved glass for many years (looks like candy!), and
started working with glass in 2006. It's a lot of trial and error
at first until you learn exactly what works -- and, more importantly,
what doesn't. I enjoy creating fun and bright things that make people
happy or laugh...." |
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