- EP 64: Luminous Phenomena: Rïse Peacock’s Artistic Journey and Curatorial Intersections at CMoG
- EP 63: Understanding the Science Behind the Art of Neon with Dani Kaes
- EP 62: Bright Ideas: Balancing Art and Career with Jacob Willcox
- EP 61: Exploring Light and Ephemeral Art with Alexander Groves of Studio Swine
- EP 60: Neon Primer with Kacie Lees!
- EP 59: Neon Insights: Alta Robbins’ Valve Innovations with Greg Wilson
- EP 58: Neon Glo with Adam Smo
- EP 57: Kiln-Formed Glass and Plasma with Mark Ditzler
- EP 56: A conversation on Conservation with Suzanne Hargrove of Toledo Museum of Art
- EP 55: Under Vacuum with Angie McHale ft Pat Gadzinski
- Podcast | EP 54: A Glowing Potential with Kate Herron
- Podcast | EP 53: From Furnace to Neon – Pulling Neon Tubes with Ethan Samaha ft. Zach Layhew
- Podcast | EP 52: Emerging Light and Space Artist, Ethan Samaha
- Apex Interview: Blowing Glass and Taming Lightning with Percy Echols II
- Podcast | EP 50: Light in Transmission – On Curating and Critique with Vicky Clark
- Podcast | EP 49: Glass Quarterly n0. 163, LIT review
- Podcast | EP 48: Return to Taming Lightning
- EP 51 – On pioneers of gas discharge lighting: Daniel McFarland Moore featuring Wayne Strattman
- Podcast | EP 47: Thomas Zickuhr & Neon Lab
- Podcast | EP 46: Neon as Systems Building with Ben Orozco
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EP 64: Luminous Phenomena: Rïse Peacock’s Artistic Journey and Curatorial Intersections at CMoG
In today’s podcast, I’m excited to welcome Rïse Peacock, an artist, curator, and educator with over a decade of experience in the educational and nonprofit art sectors. Currently the first Curatorial Fellow of Postwar and Contemporary Glass at the Corning Museum of Glass. Rïse approaches curating, teaching, and artmaking from an interdisciplinary perspective, with a…
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2025 Salem Community College | Lightning in ANY Bottle with Percy Echols II
Go beyond neon. Learn the magic of sculpting with light and glass forms using gas plasma, and capture Lightning in a bottle! In this class, you’ll explore stacking readymade glass and using kiln-fired enamel as a solder to create your own plasma light sculpture. New to glass? Create your sculpture with found glass vessels like…
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Livestream | Sparking Creativity: Insights from BIPOC Residency at Corning Museum of Glass
Join me live on YouTube as I share insights from my 2024 BIPOC residency at the Corning Museum of Glass Studio. I’ll discuss the residency’s value, the inspirations behind the Atupa Series, the journey of exploring a new body of work, techniques like glass solder, and lessons learned for future projects in Plasma Lights Sculpture.
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2025 Pilchuck | Pull It, Twist It, Bop It! with Jacob Willcox and Dani Kaes
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Mark Your Calendars for 2025: 1-Week Summer Workshops at Corning Museum of Glass Studio
**Excerpt:** Exciting news for glass enthusiasts! The Corning Museum of Glass Studio’s 1-week summer workshops are open for registration, with a deadline of March 15. Operated through a lottery system, participants will be notified of acceptance by March 30. These workshops provide an exceptional chance to explore glassmaking with top-notch facilities and instructors. This year,…
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