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Michael Cima, Faculty Advisor Whitney Cornforth, Instructor Marty Demaine, Instructor Brendon Edwards, Instructor Stephanie Hartman, Instructor Peter Houk, Lab Director Chris Laughman, Monitor Sandy Martin, Instructor Michelle Trammel, Instructor Michael Stern, Monitor
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Michael Stern I began glassblowing in 2006 during the second semester of my freshman year at MIT and have continued to take classes since then. Becoming a monitor during my senior year marked a turning point in my glassblowing. In order to start providing answers rather than ask for them I was pushed to grapple more thoroughly with what I had learned thus far. In the process I have come to better understand glassblowing and my technical skills have grown as a result. I recently have started working with cane and larger scale pieces. I get a kick out of the challenging myself by making pieces at the edge of my limits. |
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