121. Vetreria Artistica Colleoni glass objects, free hand manufactured following the old Venetian working techniques a big variety of shapes and colors, decorative items made in Murano. http://www.colleoni.com/

122. Customized Reverse Hand Painted Glass , Tabletops, Counters, Desks, Furniture... Specialized in reverse handpainted glass work, customized tabletops, or any other pieces of glass, following very specific techniques. Any styles, colors, lettering, or logo. http://www.espritdusud.com

image1 = new Image(550,221); image1.src = "consohomepagetext2.jpg"; image2 = new Image(550,221); image2.src = "cadrenoirhometext3.jpg"; english français The Art of Reverse Hand-Painted Glass Scroll down and click on the flashing link located below (or on the picture) to visit the gallery Specialized in reverse hand-painted glass work, l'Esprit du Sud USA Inc. can create customized pieces, such as tabletops, counters, desks, sliding doors... Any style, any colours, any designs... Tabletop Gallery : several pieces on display, close-up views, and explanations. from Scratch : follow a project step by step. Miscellaneous : other applications. the Artisan : biography and friendly links. L'Esprit Du Sud USA Inc. Phone: (305) 872 5442 Fax: (305) 872 5442 let's set up an on-line appointment during which I'll answer any questions you may have. esprit@espritdusud.com Home Tabletop Gallery Miscel. ... creation-design-sites.com

123. Hand Blown Glass Art By Bernard Katz of clear crystal and a darker layer of colored glass. image and using his own specialtechniques of stripping the blank vessel becomes a finished work of art. http://www.bernard-katz-glass.com/

Hand Blown Glass Designs of Bernard Katz are presented for your review. His Signature "Tree Series" shown below along with other unique glass art pieces can be seen in more detail throughout this site. Brilliant transparent colors are encased by clear crystal and darker layers of glass to create a unique piece of art. His work ranges from the naturalistic to the contemporary, complimenting the most gracious home decor or the corporate suite. The century old techniques of glass blowing are carried through to modern times by applying the artist's unique styles. Manipulating molten glass at temperatures in excess of 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, he begins to shape the "glass" canvas. The process continues with the applications of clear crystal and a darker layer of colored glass. He then draws the image and using his own special techniques of stripping and blasting with fine grain sand, the blank vessel becomes a finished work of art. BERNARD KATZ GLASS This page was last updated: 08/10/2003

124. Jen's Studio Decorative and practical glassware created using centuriesold slumping techniques from a glass artist working in Melbourne, Australia. http://jensglass.tripod.com

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" And thanks for stopping by, visitor "Don't be a stranger" now you've found us! Jen is an original glass artist working in and around Melbourne, Australia. Her work is admired and purchased around Australia and around the world - items have been exported to Malaysia, Singapore, the USA, Italy and the United Kingdom. Jen's work was featured in the Melbourne Herald Sun "Home" magazine on 7th June 2003, and she is a judge in the arts and craft category at this year's Royal Melbourne Show. All her work is hand-crafted using advanced kiln-fired "slumping" techniques. The glass is slowly heated to over 860 degrees Celsius, at which point it becomes liquid with a molasses-like appearance and "slumps" into the moulds that Jen has created. Then the glass is cooled again over some hours. Each piece of glass design reacts slightly differently during the slumping process: thus each piece of art produced is entirely unique. Multiple layers of glass can be "fused" together to create designs and shapes. Glass slumping, although it has been known since ancient times, is currently enjoying a revival. People enjoy its smooth beauty and charm, and the fact that no one piece is quite like the other, and that there will never be another produced quite like it. Minor variations in shape and finish are all part of the delight of this traditional craft.

125. Judith Schaechter :: Claire Oliver Fine Art (COFA) :: New York City Online gallery of stained glass windows using flashed glass techniques. http://www.judith-schaechter.com

126. Glass Etching Stained Glass Flowers Custom glass etching and other glass techniques. Also, gift items available, including glass flowers, etched bowls and glass jewelry. http://www.blochstudio.com

artglass@blochstudio.com Custom Art Glass We work cooperatively with you to create glass art that is uniquely yours. mixed-media sculpture is available, on a small or large scale. c arved nymphs stained glass 4' x 8' working with architects, individuals, designers, contractors 26 years professional art experience attention to detail strong design and glass skills we care! Bloch studio exists amidst the thriving glass community of Corning, NY; where glass artists gather to share ideas, show their work, visit the Corning Glass museum See Also Links Other Glass Work Glass Sculpture Award for Woman of the Year carved nymphs stained glass Don't forget to bookmark! Privacy Policy: E-mail , write, or call: 607-733-6983 Bloch Studio - Susan Bloch - 402 Wall St. Elmira - NY 14905 - 607-733-6983 *member of The Glass Art Society, return to top artglass@blochstudio.com

127. Pinkney Studios Hand Blown Glass glass artist Michael Pinkney creates hand blown vases, bowls, tumblers, pumpkins and ornaments using traditional techniques. Provides a biography, photos, galleries that carry the products, and a map. http://www.pinkneystudios.com/

Glassblower Michael Pinkney creates elegant and functional glass art at Pinkney Studios, located in Palmyra, NY. The studio is open 7 days a week, by appointment. site design by Strapp Studio

128. Retailers Of Art Glass And Supplies: Stained Glass Retailers camaraderie. Share ideas for successful retailing while learning newtechniques. Stained glass Retailers are the Heart of the art! http://www.stainedglassretailers.com/

AsheVegas II - Sponsored by RAGS August 12th through the 31st - 2004 Join with other Stained Glass Retailers for 19 days of classes and camaraderie. Share ideas for successful retailing while learning new techniques. Stained Glass Retailers are the Heart of the Art! Classes include: Borosilicate Glassblowing Crucible and Gloryhole Beginning Glass Beads Beginning Fusing Abrasive Blast Techniques Twisted Cane Glass Bracelets Kaleidoscope Mirror Systems Precious Metal Clay Gold Leafing Glass Eye Software Intermediate/Advanced Glass Fusing Glass Paints, Stains, and Techniques Silk-screening on Glass Advanced bead making Glass Beveling Web Design by www.glendalemall.com CLICK HERE TO Stained glass retailers offering art glass, classes and supplies. United in a Common Mission of owners of retail stores selling stained glass supplies, with membership worldwide. What RAGS members are saying! OUR MISSION AS AN ORGANIZATION: To act as an agency to communicate and exchange information among retailers, as it applies to the retail segment of the stained glass industry. We accomplish this through daily communication via an Email list and quarterly, through a newsletter. This has resulted a broadening of our resources and a strengthening of our dedication to serving the industry of stained glass. To establish communication with manufacturers, wholesalers and art glass distributors, to create a better understanding of all levels of supply in the industry. This is accomplished by subscribing "guests" from various manufacturers and distributors, to our mail list in order to discuss issues relevant to the industry. This has led to a better understanding of the views from all levels of the supply structure in the stained glass industry.

129. Rescue Restorations & Candid Corrections: DIACCA Specializing in cloisonn© enameling, metal enamel techniques, glass plates, bowls and specialty fusing supplies. http://www.diacca.com/

Custom Awards Alverno College Ceremonial Emblem President's Necklace for Alverno College 709 West 5th Street Marshfield WI 54449 Phone: (715) 384-2627 Fax: (715) 387-6679 email: DIACCA@tznet.com Web site design: alldesigncom Custom Awards Enamels Glass ... Candid Corrections Family Albums Antique Mats Home

130. Medieval Stained Glass Windows From Esslingen (Germany) - 1 Exhibit of 13th and 14thcentury German stained glass. Full-color images, with commentary on background, techniques, construction, and artistic themes. http://www.bawue.de/~wmwerner/essling/english/glas01.html

Medieval stained glass windows from Esslingen am Neckar (Germany) O ver 400 stained glass panes dating to the 13th and 14th centuries have been preserved in three churches in Esslingen. Practically all the themes found in the sculptural repertoire of the great French Cathedrals of this time are represented, including the Virtues and Vices. Even the everyday life of the citizens of Esslingen is reflected, in scenes from the Life of Mary. The windows give a unique insight into the Medieval world, and into the technical and artistic aspects of the production of stained glass. T he central attraction is the windows from the City/Parish church St.Dionysus, made between 1280 and 1330 and recently painstakingly restored. Stained glass windows from the Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady), built by and for the citizens of Esslingen from 1320-1508, and from the choir of the (previously) Franciscan church can also be seen in this Internet exhibition. Texts: Kirsten Fast. Illustrations: Schaible, Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevii Deutschland (Freiburg i. Br.)

131. WetCanvas! - member Jim Boles as he shares his techniques for making a of CD Lampwork has beenworking in the arts a good He began with stained glass, but now works in http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/channels.php?s=&channel_id=40

132. Northland Craft Trust Stained glass studios, a pottery, clay making facilities, tannery, papermaking and landscaping facilities. Earthbuilding techniques are used for much of the buildings. http://communities.co.nz/Northland/Entry.cfm?WPID=1180

133. Clearwater Glass Studio: Fused Glass Artwork A gallery of fused glass plates, bowls, and jewelry by Steve Immerman, with descriptions of fusing techniques. http://www.clearwaterglass.com/

Clearwater Glass Studio Home Artist Glass Fusing Photo Gallery Purchase ... Search Home Artist Glass Fusing Photo Gallery Purchase ... "Forest Islands" New........ "Skaket Beach" New........ "Kilauea" New........ "Jewel Sushi" New........ "Canoe" New........ "Rain Forest" New........ "Ocean Edge II" New......... "Lavender Arc" New......... "Seaglass" New......... "Milk and Honey" New......... "Bamboo Forest" Selected for ArtsWest 25 Exhibit Contact Information Steve Immerman Email Clearwater Glass Studio [ Home ] Artist Glass Fusing Photo Gallery Purchase ... Search

134. Eugene Glass School School for new and experienced glass artists offers instruction in techniques and applications. Features teacher bios and class listings. http://www.eugeneglassschool.org/

@import url("style.css"); @import url("style.css"); Eugene Glass School Drinking Glass Competition 2004 This year's competition is shaping up to be bigger and better than last year. This year's competition boasts a $1,000 cash award for best-in-show, five categories to compete in, and a stint at the prestegious Contemporary Craft Museum and Gallery in Portland! THANK YOU! EGS has recently received generous donations from the following organizations: Feynman Group Bullseye Glass Co. Aim Kilns Carlsisle ... Wale Aparatus Inc. document.write(photos[rand(photos.length)]) For thousands of years, glass has been a medium for artisans to create objects and forms serving cultural needs for both utility and decoration. For the artist and craftsman, glass is a very special and seductive medium whose qualities respond to changes in heat and atmosphere, inspiring exploration and creativity. The mission of the Eugene Glass School is to promote individual and artistic growth in art and craft, and to increase awareness and appreciation of glass in the larger community and society. In carrying out its mission, the Eugene Glass School will provide educational opportunities and creative expression and exploration of the art glass medium to emerging and professional artists as well as beginning students, educators and collectors in the Eugene/Springfield area, the state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

135. Eva Ritchie - Glass Artist Offers kiln formed functional vessels to sculptural forms. techniques include p¢tede-verre, fused glass and lost wax casting. http://www.evaritchie.com

Kiln formed studio glass ranging from functional vessels to sculptural forms. Techniques include pate-de-verre, fused glass and lost wax casting.

136. Galvin Glass Works With a strong background in Italian glass techniques dating back to ancient times, Andrew Galvin gives modern flair to a traditional craft, offering designs that are new and exciting for the collectors of contemporary craft. http://www.galvinglassworks.com/

137. Simply Stained Glass, City Of Brighton And Hove, East Sussex, UK A studio designing and making stained glass windows, screens and lights. Also makes lights using semiprecious stones. Works with both leaded light and copper foil techniques. http://www.simply-stained.co.uk

Simply-Stained.co.uk Tailor-made stained glass lights windows and screens What is Simply Stained? Simply Stained is a stained glass studio designing and making windows, screens, and lamps. We also specialise in lamps made with semi-precious stones such as Agate, Carnelian, Amethyst, Citrine and Quartz. Whether you are thinking about replacing an obscured window in a bathroom or WC, or have grander ideas for a door with a stained glass windows or leaded glass panels to celebrate that special occasion, we can create a stained glass window for you to complement and enhance your interior design. From traditional Victorian stained glass patterns or, Tiffany and Frank Lloyd Wright inspired designs through the art deco picture windows of the 1930’s and on to modern creations, there will be a design which can be devised as a unique piece of art to enhance your home. Perhaps you would prefer to keep your ‘coloured light’ portable? Why not internal stained glass panels hanging in a window or in front of internal light source? These work exceptionally well with your company logo design.

138. Inicio Presentation of works in glass and ceramic using special techniques and high temperature kilns. Includes works by Rodolfo Carrillo and Sergio Cuevas. http://www.mandalart.org

El arte en vidrio. Bienvenido a nuestra página. Art V es una empresa dedicada a producir el mejor arte en vidrio de México. Contamos con platos decorativos, dulceros, veladoras, mesas, porta vasos, porta cubiertos y lámparas. El vidrio es pintado a mano, lo que le da un toque especial a cada pieza. Los diseños son exclusivos del artista Rodolfo Carrillo English C ontactos Art V Av. Hidalgo 113-A Col. Riberas del Pilar Chapala, Jalisco, México C.P. 45900 Tel éfono FAX E- mail Sales: mandala@laguna.com.mx Customer Support: artvmex@hotmail.com [ Home ] Catálogo Precios Cerámica English Send mail to mandala@laguna.com.mx with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: 02/02/04

139. Do It Yourself: Stained glass with this stainedglass inlay pin. Licursi combines traditional techniqueswith modern materials to create a dimensional yet wearable work of art. http://www.diynet.com/diy/gl_stained/article/0,2025,DIY_13841_2273944,00.html

SEARCH CRAFTS Index Baskets Beading Boxes ... Wirework BEST OF CRAFTS Scrapbooking Archive SPONSOR LINKS Stained-Glass Inlay Pin From " DIY Crafts " episode DIC-249 advertisement Artfully decorate your lapel with eclectic stained-glass jewelry designs. Although it uses a technique borrowed from stained-glass art, this effect is easy to create for the do-it-yourselfer. Figure A Figure B Figure C Figure D Craft expert Meg Licursi offers a nonconventional approach to stained glass with this stained-glass inlay pin. Licursi combines traditional techniques with modern materials to create a dimensional yet wearable work of art. Materials: Colored glass, in various shades Glass nipper Foil Mate (TM) Large, flat craft brushes Glass inlay glue Glass nipper Gallery glasses Large glass beads Paper towels Baby wipes Plastic bags Disposable plate or bowl Toothpicks Cotton swabs Jewelry pin Select 2 or 3 pieces of colored glass to be used for the pin. Cover the nipper and glass with a plastic bag (to contain any flying glass fragments) and snap glass into smaller pieces ( figure A Measure and cut a length of foil to fit around each piece of glass ( figure B Peel back length of foil to reveal the adhesive side and gently wrap around entire piece of glass.

140. Art Preview: Glass Center's Goal To Foster Creativity Reflected In New Installat For a short time, Carnegie Mellon University offered instruction in glass arttechniques, in classes headed by Oakdale glass artist Kathleen Mulcahy. http://www.post-gazette.com/ae/20020515glass2.asp

Pittsburgh, PA Wednesday June 9, 2004 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Previous Articles Movies/Videos TV/Radio Books ... Home Art Preview: Glass Center's goal to foster creativity reflected in new installation Wednesday, May 15, 2002 By John Hayes, Post-Gazette Staff Writer Just a touch sets "The River" in motion. A wisp of breeze nudging the suspended mobile of oddly cut, hand-blown glass plates creates a ripple that grows to waves of light and shadow projected and reflected onto the walls, ceiling and floor of the Pittsburgh Glass Center gallery. As artist Robin Stanaway became familiar with Pittsburgh, she defined the city as a place that is "about motion and fluidity." With that idea in mind, she created "The River," a mobile of oddly cut, hand-blown glass plates. (Lake Fong, Post-Gazette) The installation by artist-in-residence Robin Stanaway, which opens to the public on Friday, is as much about light, glass and the physics of fluidity as it is about Stanaway's perception of her temporary Pittsburgh home.

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