Glass
Laurie Bova's mosaics are hand cut artistic pieces
created from tesserae of colored mirror and glass rather than manufactured.
Each piece is unique in design, color, and technique.
Laurie Bova — Eureka, MO
Whether we are working in the warm studio with kiln
formed glass, or the hot studio with off hand blowing we make every
effort to let the glass describe itself. This perspective has brought
us to places we might not have otherwise experienced.
Gary & Judy Rice — Clarksville, MO
I strive to be near perfect in craftsmanship. Often soldering skills and manipulating the metal came neatly and correctly is an often overlooked process. I'm so gratified when people comment and notice the quality.
Linda Sutterer — Marthasville, MO
Lead came construction stained glass using Diana's
original designs.
Diana Ranly — Columbia, MO
Each piece of Lisa's stained glass is a celebration
of life overlapping, intersecting, textures and patterns; otherwise
unrelated items soldered together into a harmonious whole, like life
itself.
Lisa Barnhart — Eureka, MO
Shawn Harris is the only art teacher in the state
of Missouri who specializes in glass and he is owner of the only mobile
glass studio in Missouri.
Shawn Harris — Sedalia, MO
Jane Domke operates under the studio name "Juno
Glass Art & Jewelry," producing art glass, personal adornment
and functional pieces.
Jane Domke — Columbia, MO
Their work encompasses traditional lead came, copper foil and fused glass, often in combination. Their designs vary from "Prairie School" panels to large organic abstracts.
John & Marty Holder — Springfield, MO
Kenneth Marine takes a few simple ingredients (sand,
soda ash, limestone), heat it to 2200º, gathers it on the end of
a blow pie and forms the glass into various works of art.
Kenneth S. Marine— Hollister, MO
Fused glass provides the beauty, detail and uniqueness
for which Kathlyn strives. She also incorporates sandblasting into the
fusion process, which provides endless possibilities for further creativity.
Kathlyn Miller — Wildwood, MO
There are so many ideas in my head and products or techniques on my list of “things to try”, that I know I will never exhaust the possibilities.
Peggy King — Columbia, MO
Garnetta Sullivan works with color schemes, texture
and lines as she translates her designs into warm glass creations.
Garnetta Sullivan — Sedalia, MO
