In the Studio

Brian Corr

Brian Corr's work has been shown in numerous exhibitions, and has twice been included in the New Glass Review, an international publication exhibiting the 100 most innovative works of the year.

NIKKI MAIN

Nikki Main is the 2010 winner of the Waterhouse Natural Art History Prize, which she won for her hand-blown glass creations called Flood stones, based upon the movement of water in the landscape, soil fertility and structure.

BELINDA TOLL

Belinda Toll is a recent graduate from the School of Art at the Australian National University. In 2010 Belinda won the inaugural National Student Art Glass Prize for her work Time contained.

JENNI MARTINIELLO

Jenni Martiniello is a respected artist who has dedicated herself to Indigenous rights and creative endeavour. Her glass art reflects her practice in other artistic mediums.

LUNA RYAN

Luna Ryan has been working as a glass artist for nearly 20 years. She transforms personal and allegorical stories into composite glass tableaux. Recently Ryan has been innovatively working with recycled television screens.

MASAHIRO ASAKA

After studying in Japan Masa has recently graduated with a Masters Degree at the Australian National University. He has previously worked with Kathy Elliot and Ben Edols in Sydney and brings a multitude of experience into the glass medium.

RUTH OLIPHANT

Ruth Oliphant is an Honours graduate from the Australian National University and has previously been a finalist in the 2007 and 2008 Ranamok Glass Prize and received the People's Choice Award in 2008. She also won the Embassy of Spain Award in 2008 and the Vicki Torr Memorial Prize in 2009.

HOLLY GRACE

Holly Grace has a Masters of Fine Arts in glass from Monash University in Melbourne. Her work is held in numerous collections including the National Gallery of Australia, Australian National Glass Collection, Parliament House, Artbank and the Art Gallery of Western Australia.