Thank you for adding me as a friend!

Thanks Adam. 

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2013 is still good for me.  Looking forward to it.  Best, Greg

Thanks for making the connection. If you ever feel like coming up to Northern Pennsylvania, please look me up. I'd love to show you around the art department here and introduce you to the other artists in the area. - Cappy

Hi Adam,

             We live just a few blocks from the Glass Center.  Your work looks familiar.

I havn't been up to Touchstone since I taught there about 6 years ago. Please do keep in touch.

                         -G

Hi Adam, good to meet you, I appreciate you reaching out to make a connection with me (and other regional artisans).  I will check in to see what is going on at Touchstone & feel free to send any info my way. ~Laura

Glad to see all of the facebook postings.  Do you have a date for John Cogswell class next summer? I want to mark my calendar.

Adam,

I would be honored, let me know if you need anything in addition.....

Lovely work, stunning, thanks for the notice,

Lenni

The blue steel is reclaimed material...it was part of a mechanism that would be picked up with a tow motor and used to tilt/pour a 55 gallon drum. I cut the useable pieces of steel out, worked the surface, drilled holes/filed them square/rectangle, etc. The other elements of the boxes are forged from reclaimed material (spline gears, etc.) as well.

Yes, I would be interested in teaching a workshop at Touchstone. I've taught at Penland, Peters Valley and Haystack...and I'm on the board of Haystack School. I've heard many positive things about the studios at Touchstone. Hopefully, we can work something out.

Thanks, Adam.

I'm drawn to the color and texture of your glass stacks in the Fallowfield Stacks piece. Very nice. I also like the textures you achieve on the more classic vase forms.

Yes, let's be friends Adam!  Thanks for the glowing comments about my work. 

Your glasswork is beautiful - great color and patina. Is that "smokestack" glass?  Seeing the photo of the molten glass brings back the thrill I felt during the 3 or so years I did glassblowing in the mid-80's!  Well, I'm still thrilled to be doing what I do and seeing the work of others who are as excited about their path.

Oh man, that is such a hot smokestack/Pittsburgh piece!  love the display.  You know I have one of your tall vessels?   Tammy, the volunteer from SCC, bought it during the auction, and she knew I loved the piece so she gave it to me later as a goodbye present!  It sits on my Jim Rose steel cabinet.