Glass Artists

Janet Kelman Art Glass
Janet has worked with glass since1970. Since then, she has explored lampworked, blown, sandblasted, fused, and slumped glass. She has made paperweights, bowls, plates, perfume bottles, furniture, jewelry, sculpture, mosaics, and architectural installations.
 

Glassblowing Supplies and Tools

Steinert Industries
A supplier of tools for glassblowers and lampworkers including blowpipes, punty rods, gathering rods, vacuum plates, optic molds, bead molds, polishers, grinders and other glassblowing tools.

Olympic Color Rods
Supplier of colors for glassblowers along with tools and other glassblowing supplies.

Glassblowing Information

Glassblower.info:
"Glassblower.Info is dedicated to off-hand (free-blown) "Hot Glass" glassblowing. This website contains a variety of information for the glassblower, especially the beginner to intermediate student.

Glassblowing.com:
A glass studio in Poughkeepsie, NY. Website has information on the history of glassblowing and many other interesting items on glass.

Glass Museums

Corning Museum of Glass
The Corning Museum of Glass is located in Corning, New York. The Museum consists of a glass workshop, research library, galleries, and shopping.
The Corning Museum of Glass is home to the world’s most comprehensive and celebrated collection of glass.

Toledo Museum of Art - Glass Pavilion
The Glass Pavilion will house the Toledo Museum of Art’s world-renowned glass collection, state of the art glassmaking facilities, courtyards, a café, and meeting spaces. The Pavilion is scheduled to be opened in 2006.

Museum of American Glass
The Museum of American Glass is the largest museum in the country dedicated to preserving the history of glass made in the United States.

Glass Organizations

H.C. Fry Glass Society
The H. C. Fry Glass Society was formed for the study, preservation of information and appreciation of the glass made at the H. C. Fry Glass Co. in Rochester, Pa. The glass produced was of the finest quality, made by most proficient artisans from the U. S. and Europe. The finished products were shipped worldwide.

Glass Art Society
The Glass Art Society's members are glass artists, students, educators, collectors, gallery owners, museum personnel, writers and critics, manufacturers/suppliers - anyone interested in glass art.