Cheryl McLatchie

Emma Varga

Her 53 years long career culminated in 3 major retrospective exhibitions:
– at Wagga Wagga Art Glass Gallery, home of National Glass Collection, in December 2023 – March 2024
– at Chasen Gallery at the Mark in Sarasota, FL, January 2024
– at Sabbia Gallery in Sydney, Australia, in May – June 2025
Her work is represented in the recent book ’Pâte de Verre: The Material of Time“,
by author(s) Max Stewart &Tone Ørvik, 2022,
Schiffer Publishing ISBN: 9780764363177

Yvette Yujie Yang

Ingrid van Elderen

I am young as a glass artist who loves to experiment and explore new techniques. I enjoy working with glass and metals, exploring their reactive potential, and combining glass with unconventional objects.

Jill Tisbury (Firedglass)

Recently I’ve been developing both my enamel-painting and flame working techniques to produce pieces that combine both disciplines. I find that flame working in particular allows me to represent the fragility and complexity of botanical forms against fairly robust kiln-formed backgrounds.

Martin Lane

My current practice is focussed on stained glass and kiln-formed glass powders.

Vijay Roy (SiO2 Studio)

Meera Singh

In her recent Portraits in Glass series, she seeks to capture the essence of the individuals behind the images.

Shiny

Michael Rogers

I work in a wide range of glass processes.
https://www.michaelrogers.art
https://www.irmacollaborative.com
While having my individual practice I’ve also involved with collaborating with others on various projects.