Lee
Kind
Lee has been on again off again involved with glass since 1986. Currently Lee works out of the glassblowing.com studio in Poughkeepsie, NY, where he focuses mainly on traditional vessel making, while touching on some mixed medium sculpture and glass bead making.
Lee resides in Poughkeepsie New York, where he has lived for many years.
Lee studied glassblowing at Rochester Institute Of Technology and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Marist College.
http://www.glassblowing.com/about_us/
Jason
Wertheimer
Jason learned glassblowing as a child at Buck's Rock summer camp, and was immediately attracted to the medium. After many years of time off from working with glass, Jason found himself rediscovering his love for the medium, since moving to San Francisco in 2000. Since then, Jason has worked with and learned from some eastablished glass artists in the Bay Area, as well as many up and coming artists of the Studio Glass movement.
Jason currently resides in San Francisco, CA, but is a native to the New York metropolitan area.
Jason holds a bachelor's degree in Biology from the University Of Pennsylvania.
http://www.glassblowing.com/about_us/
John Gilvey
Making his home in Poughquag, NY John Gilvey is a well-established individual in the world of glassblowing. John produces his highly recognized perfume bottle series as well as a variety of glass forms. John is known through out the glass community, and is regarded as a truly unique artist of wonderful talent. His work is available at galleries through out the world. John works out of his house / studio along with his wife Wendy and children Sean, Luc and Maia.
http://www.hudsonbeachglass.com
Mark
Sognzoni
Mark has had his hands on glass for over 25 years. Starting out working in stained glass Mark eventually found the fluid of the hot glass to be appealing. He has worked for many studio artists and has lead many teams in glass production shops. Mark has also ran his own glass studio as well as having his own line of work available at both craft fairs and through galleries and shops.
Gallery
Lisa
Schwartz and Kurt Swanson
Lisa and Kurt met in the early 80's and soon after formed Pinkwater Glass. Their work can be described as distinct and fun. They have wonderful use of color as well as shape to bring out the uniqueness in their personalities. They have work featured in many notable collections and galleries including the White House Collection.
http://www.pinkwaterglass.com/
John Gilmor
Gilmor Glass has been producing glass since 1977 when John and his wife Jan began producing a line of elegant glassware. Their works is featured in many galleries, magazines and industry publications. Their studio is now set in Millerton, NY and has been producing several different styles of work including stemware, pressed glass and sculptural pieces.