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Michael Cima, Faculty Advisor Whitney Cornforth, Instructor Marty Demaine, Instructor Brendon Edwards, Instructor Stephanie Hartman, Instructor Peter Houk, Lab Director Sandy Martin, Monitor Alexander Rosenberg, 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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