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Award Recipients

Each year, the Glass Art Society honors and acknowledges the individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the development of the glass arts worldwide.

Richard Marquis
Lifetime Achievement
Award for exceptional achievement in the field of glass art

Daniel Schwoerer and Lani McGregor
Honorary Lifetime Membership Award for outstanding service to the Glass Art Society
(pictured above with Klaus Moje at right)

Demonstrators

Catherine Aldrete-Morris: Kilnwork: It’s Easy Once You Know How

Chris Arnold and Mark Elliot: Flameworking: Flame Jam

Giles Bettison: Kilnwork

Scott Chaseling: Kilnwork

Daniel Clayman: Kilnwork: My First 20 Years of Kilncasting

Richard Clements: Flameworking: Flameworking Demo of Bottles and Other Things

Tobin Copeland-Turner: Flameworking: Mini-Marble High Dive

Benjamin Edols: Hot Glass: Glassblowing Demonstration

Tim Edwards: Hot Glass: Inside the Square

Matt Eskuche: Flameworking: Assemblage of Multiple Elements
with Encalmo

Penny Fuller: Kilnwork: Pate de Verre: From 16th Century B.C.
to Contemporary Practice

Alasdair Gordon: Engraving: Copperwheel Engraving/Cameo

Katrina Hude and Jeff Mack: Hot Glass: Façon de Venise

Kyung Nam Jang: Kilnwork: Making a Plaster Mold for Vessels

Norikazu Kogure: Flameworking: Core-Formed Vessel in Japanese Method

Jessica Loughlin: Kilnwork: The Beige Rainbow

Richard Marquis: Hot Glass: Richard Marquis and Friends

Paul McClarin: Flameworking Demonstration: Paul McClarin: Glass Eye Manufacturer

Robert Mickelsen: Flameworking: Even Seppos Get the Blues

Nick Mount: Hot Glass: Nick Blows It Up

Catharine Newell: Kilnwork: Below the Surface: In-Depth Imagery–Manipulations in Powders and Frit

Etsuko Nishi: Kilnwork: Pate de Verre by Ceramic Fiber Mould

Jane Radford: Kilnwork: Sous Verre Technique: Mixed Media Reverse Painting under Glass

Thomas Rowney: Hot Glass: Caneworking Demonstration

Emiko Sawamoto: Flameworking: Japanese Devil Meets Tasmanian Devil: The Making of a Noh Mask Bead

Mike Shelbo: Flameworking: Imagination, Manifestation, Validation

Anjali Srinivasan: Hot Glass: Bangles and Furnace Beads of India

Pamela Stadus: Hot Glass: Sandcast Glass and Printed Inclusions

Crystal Stubbs: Hot Glass: Eye and Hand: Sculptured Glass

Cesare Toffolo: Flameworking: Venetian Style of Flameworking

Lienors Torre: Engraving: Making Your Mark: Creative Cutting and Engraving on Glass

Marc VandenBerg: Flameworking: Mixing It Up–Figure and Fantasy

David Willis: Flameworking: Goblet Making = Skill Building

Nick Wirdnam: Hot Glass: Fish and Fire: Sculpted Glass

Lecturers

Clare Belfrage: Shifting Lines

James Carpenter: Willson Lecture: Consulting the Ephemeral

Daniel Clayman: Looking In, Looking Out

Grace Cochrane: Overview Down Under: Australian Glass

Giselle Courtney and Rodney Monk: Trapped in the Antipodes

John Croucher: Columbus Discovers New Zealand–An Overview of the New Zealand Glass Art Movement

Geoffrey R. Edwards: Keynote Lecture: Byron’s Dream – Glass in Times of Rapture and Reverie

Kathy Elliott and Jiri Harcuba: New Ways in Glass – Engraving

Norman Faulkner: Film Introduction: Looking for Glass in All the Wrong Places (and a Few Right Ones) – the Story behind “Glass India” and “Glass in the Middle East”

Ki-ra Kim: Contemporary Glass in Korea

Gerry King: A Glass Bridge: The Adoption of Contemporary Glass by Australian Aboriginal Artists

Dan Klein: Glass Sculpture: What’s That?

Warren Langley: In Search of the Grail

Richard Marquis: Lifetime Achievement Award Lecture: What I Did on My Summer Vacation in Australia 31 Years Ago

Lani McGregor and Daniel Schwoerer: Thermal Couple–The 25-Year Collaboration between Bullseye Glass Company and Australian Glass Artists

James Minson: The Minson Family History

Yoriko Mizuta: Japanese Glass Today

Klaus Moje: Fifty Years and All Those Years in Between

Tom Moore: Little Known Facts

Richard Morrell: Glass in the Last Paradise

Susi Muddiman: The Past, Present, and Future of the National Art Glass Collection

Dr. Kevin D. Murray: Strattman Lecture: ”...But it be Our Craft, Mum:” A Re-evaluation of Skill in Contemporary Art

Dr. Kevin Petrie: Glass and Print –Historical Precedents and Contemporary Developments

Richard Paris Posner: Glass in Context: Many Hands Make Light Work

Jennifer Scanlan: The Extraordinary Past, Expanding Present, and Exciting Future of Flameworking

Michael Scheiner: Fabricating Glass: Building on Material Process– Some Reflections on Making Work

Chris Sorrell: Labino Lecture: How Science, Art, and History Come Together through New Techniques in Glass Analysis

Anjali Srinivasan: Glass Art in India: The Lost and Living Traditions

Cesare Toffolo: A Life for Glass Between Tradition and Innovation

Sunny Wang: Contemporary Glass in South East Asia

Panelists

Robert Bell: At What Price the Prize? The Impact of Prizes on Contemporary Glass

Geoffrey Edwards: At What Price the Prize? The Impact of Prizes on Contemporary Glass

Wendy Fairclough: Bright Ideas

Tony Hanning: At What Price the Prize? The Impact of Prizes on Contemporary Glass

Susan Bane Holland: Moderator: Bright Ideas

Ede Horton: Bright Ideas

Frank Howarth: Collecting Criteria

Peter Ivy: Bright Ideas

Gerry King: Moderator: At What Price the Prize? The Impact of Prizes on Contemporary Glass

Yoriko Mizuta: Collecting Criteria

Jackie Pancari: Bright Ideas

Technical Resource Center Presentations

Casting and Annealing
Cutting and Engraving Studio Set-up
Ergonomics for Glassworkers
Furnace Design
Kiln Building
Photographing Your Work