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Guelph, Ontario
Canada
PHONE: (519) 837-3308
info@jpglassart.com
Glass and Stained Glass Artists,Organizations, and Resources:
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Domestic and exotic lumber. This is where I often get wood for framing stained glass windows, and for other projects. |
| Stained glass mosaics inspired by nature and other forms of spirituality |
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joeann pearson glass art Guelph, Ontario Canada PHONE: (519) 837-3308 info@jpglassart.com |
| An association for stained glass artists. For a small annual fee you can add photos your work and a short description of what you do to the gallery. The moderated message board is a source of useful information from other artists on issues that range from technical advice to business planning. |
Artists in Stained Glass
1755 Scotch Line
RR 3
Minden, Ontario
Canada, K0M 2K0
| A large online photo gallery and community. This one is free, and it lets you create ayour own gallery complete with a section where people can comment on your work. Very nice.It also offers forums, chat, news, and links. The galleries have some really beautiful work. |
| justin@GlassArtists.org |
The Stained Glass Association of America
| This trade organization was founded in 1903. It offers a quarterly publication, accredidation for stained glass artists, opportunities to advertise, and a members only web site. |
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10009 East 62nd Street Raytown, MO 64133 SGAA Headquarters: headquarters@sgaaonline.com The Stained Glass Quarterly: quarterly@sgaaonline.com |
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center
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"Down in Southern New Jersey they make glass. By day and night, the fires burn on in Millville and bid the sand let in the light." --Carl Sandburg Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center celebrates 200 years of glassmaking this year with a full calender of events. This is a place where everyone can see various aspects of glassmaking and glass blowing and flameworking, as well as other crafts. The Creative Glass Center of America offers fellowships to visiting artists. |
| WheatonArts 1501 Glasstown Road Millville, NJ 08332 (800)998-4552 mail@wheatonarts.org |
| Geologist Ron Morton and naturalist Judy Gibbs have written a guidebook suitable for anyone who sets foot on the Superior Hiking Trail. Whether you are on a popular loop hike, out for a casual stroll, or walking the entire trail this comprehensive, knowledgeable, and easy to use book is for you. |