Current & Upcoming Artist Residencies
Current & Upcoming Artist Residencies
The Studio’s Residency programs – Artist-in-Residence at The Studio, David Whitehouse Artist Residency for Research, and Specialty Glass Residency – bring artists from around the world to Corning. The artists spend up to a month at The Studio trying new techniques in glass or enhancing their current work, or using the Museum’s vast resources to inspire and inform their practice.
Most Residents provide public lectures, either Lunchtime Lectures or Behind the Glass, about their work. All lectures are free; no reservations are required.
Residency programs at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass welcome six to 10 artists each year.
Cat Burns is a defiant artist who uses flamboyant, sarcastic humor to illustrate her internal narrative. She cultivates her work very slowly and uses it as a visual diary, creating audacious visuals as a way of communicating and...
Dan Friday draws inspiration from his Coast Salish cultural heritage which he depicts in his glass art. He is a member of the Lummi Nation and is a Seattle-based glass artist. Friday has spent the last twenty years working for artists such as...
Lauren Kalman is a visual artist based in Detroit, Michigan, whose practice is centered around the history of adornment, contemporary craft, video, photography, and performance. Through her work she investigates beauty, body image, and the built...
Embracing the cultural histories of glassmaking, cooking, and crafting, Erica Rosenfeld’s work celebrates community-centric, obsessive, and labor-intensive ritual. Her hybrid artistic practice has centered on the performative, sculptural, and social...
Tomo Sakai graduated from Tama Art University in Tokyo, Japan, with a specialization in glass. Sakai then studied glass engraving and coldworking in the Czech Republic, where she met her husband, glass designer Eric Cruze. They moved to the United...
Emilio Santini is originally from Murano, Italy, and comes from a family with centuries of tradition in glass blowing. His glass work spans from lamp-working to glass blowing, from casting to diamond point engraving. He has taught primarily torch-...
Sibylle Peretti was born in Germany where the rich tradition of glassmaking influenced the direction of her artistic training, and the abundant Bavarian forests inspired her choice of landscape as a predominant theme in her work. Using two-...
Austin Stern's glass sculptures are seemingly innocent creatures that examine visceral emotions such as comfort, anxiety, and even fear. Inspired by the highly saturated colors found in the toys and cartoons of his childhood, he reinterprets...
Japanese glass artist Yukiko Sugano utilizes mixed metals, flameworking techniques, and personal memories to translate the “texture of emotion” into something tangible. “I mix my memories and emotions to make works with people and other living...
Stine Bidstrup is a Danish artist whose work explores optical phenomena and interprets ideas about utopian visions through glass sculptures, installation, and video. By using spatial and tactile experiences, she creates works that interject cultural...
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