Eunkyoung Lee

Barbara Hibbart

Roz Speirs – Clarity Glass

Louise Watson

Helen Whittaker

Helen’s work is generally undertaken to commission, inspired by the client, the brief and the building, whether housed in historic or modern buildings, in ecclesiastical or secular contexts. Her aim is to engage the viewer through good design and craftsmanship, creating energy and movement intertwining contemporary and traditional elements.

Helen’s recent works include new windows for the RAF Club, London, and The Queen’s Window designed by David Hockney for Westminster Abbey.

Charlie Burke

I have mostly been demonstrating around the country, taking my work out to display and sell at major craft, art and country fairs. My most recent work has been developing different stemware and interior ranges at E&M glass.

Pam Reekie

We have built up our contemporary glass collection by David swapping work with other international artists and buying smaller pieces from exhibitions.
We also have an extensive 20th century British made glass collection, including Stewart’s Webb’s and Monart glass.

Crispian Heath

My work is inspired by landscape. I love exploring the rugged cliffs and other geological sites of Britain. It is there I am able to connect with the play of light on the natural world. My process begins when I am faced with the elements and the history of the land – the apparent as well as the unseen forces at work. The feel of the place interacts with my imagination. Glass, as a material to cast, is irresistible to me. I am inspired to design and make sculpture that interacts with light. I use the properties of transparency, refraction and reflection to create an inner world within an outer form. The process of making – from concept to realization – allows for the unexpected to take place. This can be exciting and often leads to new discoveries that inform and ensure the work is evolving. The sculptures are one-off pieces, many in private collections in the UK and abroad.

Earth Sand and Fire

Recently I’ve designed and made a range of ‘everlasting flowers’
These are three dimensional, and stand on a spike in the garden or sunroom. The functionality comes from the fact that they are designed and made in a way that they collect water, so small birds can bath or drink from them!

Amelia (Amy) Burke

I have mainly been travelling around the UK displaying and demonstrating glassblowing at craft, country and art shows. I have created commissions for the Manchester University Hospitals plus individual commissions.

I am currently working on combining hot glass processes along with flat fused work to create large scale wall art, and intricately patterned blown vessels.

For commissions email amy@emglass.co.uk