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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.


Ann Robinson
Lifetime Achievement
Award for exceptional achievement in the field of glass art

Penny Berk
Honorary Lifetime Membership Award for outstanding service to the Glass Art Society

Demonstrators

Hank Murta Adams: Hot Glass
 
Bennett Battaile: Flamework: Flameworked Stringer: All the Methods, Some of the Madness
 
Mauro Bonaventura: Flamework: Men in the Tower
 
Daniel Clayman: Kilnwork Lecture/Demonstration: Twenty Years of Casting Projects
 
Sam Drumgoole: Hot Glass: Living Glass
 
Eric Goldschmidt: Flamework: A Contemporary American Take on Venetian Technique
 
Andre Gutgesell: Flamework: Play with Lines

Kazuyo Hashimoto: Flamework: Brilliant Woven Glass
 
Judy Hill: Kilnwork: Material as Metaphor, Using Clay and Glass: How These Materials Are Used as I Make My Objects
 
Deborah Horrell: Kilnwork: Transforming Line into Form

Frantisek Janak: Kilnwork: Molds for Mold-melted Sculpture
 
Ruth King: Hot Glass: Simple Solids
 
Sabrina Knowles and Jenny Pohlman: Hot Glass: Sculpting a Hot Bubble
 
Tom Krepcio: Flat Glass: Stained Glass-Making it Original
 
Ken Leap: Flat Glass: Glass Painting for the Artist
 
David Levi and Sam Stang: Hot Glass: Glassblowing Demonstration
 
Chuck Lopez and Flo Perkins, Nick Davis and Charlotte Potter: Hot Glass: Bowling for Glass

Charles Lowrie: Hot Glass
 
Carmen Lozar: Flamework: Vignette
 
Koichi Matsufuji: Kilnwork: A Japanese Approach to the Lost Wax Casting Mold
 
Liz Mears: Flamework: Sculpting with Opened Tubing    
 
Petr Novotny: Hot Glass: A Czech Way of Glassblowing
 
Michael Plane: Flamework
 
John Reyntiens: Flat Glass: Texture and How to Get it: Slumping, Gilding, and Painting
 
Che Rhodes: Hot Glass: Abstract Blown Sculpture
 
Loren Stump: Flamework: St. Louis Arch Commemorative GAS Murrini
 
Takeshi Tsujino: Hot Glass: Blowing from the Far East
 
Janusz Walentynowicz: Kilnwork: A Presentation of Casting Techniques
 
Randy Walker: Hot Glass: Sculpting Nature
 
Dave Walters: Hot Glass: The Vessels are Narrative

Lecturers

Doreen Balabanoff: From the Four Corners
 
Penny Berk: Lifetime Membership Award Lecture: Reflections on Herding Cats
 
Nick Cave: Willson Lecture: "Soundsuits": the Beginning, the Middle, and the...
 
David Chatt: Where Glass Meets Fiber, There Sits Beadwork
 
Sarawut Chutiwongpeti: At the Dawn of the 21st Century: A View Through "The Red Window"
 
Delbert Day: Labino Lecture: Glass-From Outer Space to Inner Space
 
John Drury: Are We Going to Get it, Together?
 
Tommy Elder: Photographing Glass: Reflections on Reflections in Glass
 
Sidney Goldstein: Keynote Lecture: Meet in the Middle: Ancient or Modern-Call it Medieval!
 
Henry Grimmett and Edwin King: The Exposed Artist: New Data and Review of Toxicities in Lampworking
 
Janet Koplos: Strattman Lecture: Reconsidering Glass
 
John Lewis: Cast Glass in Architecture
 
Karen Mulder: Glass as a Gateway to Understanding History: Reassessing the Impact of Postwar Neues Glas Installations from Germany 

Tina Oldknow: Trends and Influences in Contemporary Czech Glass Sculpture

Flo Perkins: New Work / New Mexico
 
Pike Powers: Imagery
 
Ann Robinson: Lifetime Achievement Award Lecture: Ramp @ off to 420c Degrees
 
Sam Stang: History of Studio Glass in the St. Louis Area
 
Michael Taylor: Commercial Value vs. Content: Is there a Survivable Balance?
 
Brynhildur Thorgeirsdottir: The Continuing Dialogue-Sculpture and Glass
 
Fred Tschida: Crossroads
 
Dana Zamecnikova: Mirroring
 
Mark Zirpel: Glass Works

Panelists

Douglas Auer: Gas vs. Electric
 
Cornelia Carey: The Insurance Show, Starring Craig Nutt
 
Suellen Fowler: Myth of the Burner
 
Henry Halem: Moderator: Glass Education: A Gateway to Success or Failure
 
Janis Miltenberger: Myth of the Burner
 
Roger Parramore: Myth of the Burner

Sally Prasch: Myth of the Burner
 
Steve Stadelman: Gas vs. Electric
 
Doug Ohm: Gas vs. Electric

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