Leading Cornish glass artist Gregg Anston-Race creates his stunning contemporary glass at the Craft Fusion Studios on the banks of the River Tamar that divide Devon & Cornwall.
Gregg, who was born in Truro and now lives on the North Cornish coast is strongly influenced by the landscape and heritage of his native county, distilling into his
Leading Cornish glass artist Gregg Anston-Race creates his stunning contemporary glass at the Craft Fusion Studios on the banks of the River Tamar that divide Devon & Cornwall.
Gregg, who was born in Truro and now lives on the North Cornish coast is strongly influenced by the landscape and heritage of his native county, distilling into his glass art the essence of the Cornish countryside and organic colours created using the natural minerals that gave Cornwall its rich mining history.
After leaving College Gregg worked in, and ran, various art related businesses where he developed his passion for art glass. Several years ago Gregg opened his own Studio, Craft Fusion Ltd, near the source of the River Tamar on the Devon and Cornwall border.
Gregg can usually be found on the beaches around Bude with a surfboard in tow when he's not in the Studio.
Helen Davies is a contemporary glass artist who studied at the North Wales School of Art and Design. She set up Fired Contemporary Glass producing handmade timeless pieces in her studio in Lymm. Influenced by nature and the elements, her artwork adds ambiance to its given surrounding.
Sheila’s fused glass work grew from a hobby making small items for friends in her home county of Somerset.
Interest is now being shown in more contemporary tableware and decorative pieces with
Sheila’s glass combining art with practical use.
All pieces exhibited in A2 gallery can also be made to individual requirements in a variety of colours and design.
I am a free style intuitive painter and fused glass maker. My work is magpie eclectic.. I am inspired by many things. Magic, myth and fairytale. Folklore and spirit of place. Nature and liminal edges. Feather, ocean and hagstone. The magic in the everyday. Curiosity. My inner journey. Self as sanctuary. Spirals and ancient stones. Life in all its fierce gloriousness.
After completing her BA (Hons) in 3D Design (specializing in Blown Glass) from Manchester University, April moved to Bristol and established herself as an artist and maker working with a range of materials, including; Painted & Leaded Glass, Fused Glass, Textiles, Ceramics & Oil Painting. April has since found herself a workshop at Rock
After completing her BA (Hons) in 3D Design (specializing in Blown Glass) from Manchester University, April moved to Bristol and established herself as an artist and maker working with a range of materials, including; Painted & Leaded Glass, Fused Glass, Textiles, Ceramics & Oil Painting. April has since found herself a workshop at Rock Farm in Shepton Mallet where she now predominantly focuses on glass and metal artworks.
At Ginger Cat Glass I have been creating beautiful art for many years and after making glass gifts for friends and family I decided to started exhibiting my artwork and selling it. The demand I have had and the popularity of my Facebook page have led to the creation of my own website. I had been attending workshops and learning more about
At Ginger Cat Glass I have been creating beautiful art for many years and after making glass gifts for friends and family I decided to started exhibiting my artwork and selling it. The demand I have had and the popularity of my Facebook page have led to the creation of my own website. I had been attending workshops and learning more about the art of glass fusing for several years before making the decision to buy my own kiln and build my workshop. I enjoy spending time creating art with glass along with my ginger boy Ollie Purrs! I love how glass catches the light and the colours change throughout the day. I’m amazed how tactile glass can be from the completely smoothed out rounded edges to the contoured textural finishes that can be created with applying different temperatures in the kiln. I enjoy making seaside landscapes with waves, boats and beach huts, but equally I am happy to open the kiln to see a rainbow sun catcher ready to hang in a window or garden.
Glass is the heart of my items and what an incredible medium it is. Did you know it is actually classified as a liquid? There is something mystical about glass. It has its own mind and it can tell us so many stories. Static, yet ever changing.
My designs are all developed and individually handmade by me, therefore every piece is unique. I
Glass is the heart of my items and what an incredible medium it is. Did you know it is actually classified as a liquid? There is something mystical about glass. It has its own mind and it can tell us so many stories. Static, yet ever changing.
My designs are all developed and individually handmade by me, therefore every piece is unique. I work with foiling and leading mostly but like to incorporate other materials and particularly enjoy metalwork creating everything from small ornaments, tall sculptures to domestic window panels.
Stephanie runs The Biggar Glass Works, based in Biggar, South Lanarkshire, Scotland.