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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, Monitor Michelle Trammel, Instructor Maria Prus, Monitor Michael Stern, Monitor
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Sandy Martin I fell in love with glass at the 1964 World's Fair in New York—and still have the little blue glass horse to prove it! It took me quite a few years to begin to work in glass myself—and I've been lucky to find ways to do that while holding down a "normal" job. I'm a monitor for beginner classes at MIT and blow whenever I can. I've taken classes at Corning and Haystack. I generally make functional vessels, and lately am interested in glass that looks like other materials, such as pottery or wood. |
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