Nathan Purcell's interest in glass began in 1998, while living in Boulder, Colorado. He studied glass at the Corning Museum of Glass and Salem Community College. Nathan is a member of the Pennsylvania Crafts Guild, and has displayed work at The Works Gallery in Philadelphia. He is art director at Philadelphia Glass Works.
Each month we bring nationally recognized glassworking artists in from around the country to teach what they know and what they have learned. With each artist using their own techniques, each class is sure to be unique!
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Dellene Peralta is one of the foremost female glass artists in the pacific northwest. She began her successful career in 1996 in the areas of kiln building, functional glass art and glass sculpture.
In 2002 Dellene was the first place winner in the first annual flame off in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She has competed and placed in the 2003-2006 flame off competitions in her hometown of Eugene, Oregon. She went on to win another first place in the 2005 Northstar competition. In the summer of 2007 Dellene was invited to the second annual women’s flame off in Philadelphia, where she won yet another first place award for her elaborate and eclectic sculpture.
Scott Rosinski was born in New England in 1980. In 1999 he moved to Portland, Maine, where he attended Maine College of Art for smithing and jewelry design. He was introduced to lampworking through an indenpent study on glassblowing. After three years of experimenting with the medium, Rosinski became the resident artist at Maine's Royal River Art + Glass.
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