Pietro and Riccardo Ferro are masters of glass grinding at their workshop in Murano, Italy. They started working in different glass factories at a young age to learn all the traditional techniques. They became experts at cold working with abrasive spinning wheels to decorate the surface of the glass. They

Henry Levine is a master craftsman from Bethesda, Maryland, who specializes in studio glass art. His early inspiration came from museum visits to Washington, DC, with his father and fond memories of a family vacation to the Virgin Islands — experiences that echo in his work through elements of nature.

The Italianissimo founders, Diane and Mauro Gennaretti, travel regularly to Italy, meeting with artists and designers to discover exciting new ideas for their elegant jewelry collection. They work with a new generation of glass artisans in Murano, an island in the Venetian Lagoon, to create innovative necklaces, bracelets and earrings.

James Clarke teaches blown and cast glass at the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts in Lake Worth Beach. James studied under Harvey Littleton, considered to be the father of the American Studio Glass Movement, inheriting his technical rigor and his belief in glass as a dynamic, expressive medium.  In 1978,

Josephine Wall is a British fantasy artist who creates mystical images and paints the world how she would like it to be. Many of Josephine’s images come from her close observation of nature and her keen interest in preservation. She tells visual stories of angels, fairies, dragons and unicorns to

Josh Fradis has been exhibiting his artwork at festivals in Florida for the last ten years and was so successful that he moved here full-time in 2018. He blows his glass at the Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts in Lake Worth, and his latest explorations include Coral Caverns, inspired by

Kiki Sylvain has had a profound love for butterflies since childhood. She enjoyed researching multiple species and their incredible transformation. As the butterflies went through their metamorphosis so did Kiki as an artist… Having introduced butterflies to their Florida garden, Kiki and her husband, Sedrick, began breeding native species for SK

Lloyd Goradesky uses the “Power of Art” to bring awareness to our natural surroundings, and his famous Gator in the Bay was created for Art Basel a few years ago. Lloyd also aims to spread the message of universal love and to encourage kindness, compassion and consideration for all with

Lori Brown is a talented artist and designer who moved to Florida after a successful career in graphics design in the Philadelphia area. She started making jewelry as a hobby after taking a class in precious metal clay. In a quest to add color to her silver designs, she began

This local jewelry company is a family-owned business. It is the brainchild of Luis Montanez, the building manager for WMODA, who was introduced to glass art through his work at the museum. He sources Murano glass novelties for his range of pendants which make affordable souvenirs in the museum’s gift