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Executive Director
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"When I work with Stacey, I know I am working with a master." —Dana Newmann
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Stacey Neff
Director Stacey Neff will act as an artist liaison to schedule production and help determine the glass methods, production design, and facilitators best suited to the individual work. Neff has exhibited her art internationally and received awards including a Pollack Krasner Grant and Bellinger Sculpture Award for her innovative use of the glass media.
Neff's art is in many permanent collections including:
Museum of New Mexico, NM
Corning Glass Museum, NY
International Museum of Glass, WA
Mint Art Museum, NC
Eiteljorg Fine Art Museum, IN
From 1995—2000 Neff served as vice president of The Glass Improvement Company, specializing in the creation of production glassware from post-consumer recycled materials.
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Facilitators
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Each facilitator is an established glass artist and production professional.
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Patrick Morrissey
Began glass working at Pendland School of Glass in 1978.
1995 BFA Ceramics, Southern Illinois University
1998 MFA, Southern Illinois University
Has worked as a specialized glass equipment technician
in over 30 glass workshops.
Founder/Owner Prairie Dog Glass, Santa Fe, NM
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Elodie Holmes
California College of Arts and Crafts
1984 Teaching Assistant: Pilchuck School of Glass
1995 Scholarship Recipient: Pilchuck School of Glass
Founder/Owner Liquid Light Studio & Gallery
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Ira Lujan
2008 1st place Taos Open, Taos NM
2006 Southwest Indian Arts Award, Santa Fe NM
2004 Sculpture award from Heard Museum, Phoenix AZ
Owner/Founder Mobil Hot Shop
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Holly Goldstein
1996 founded Ima Glass Studio, NM
1990 Fabricator, Studio Management, Xeno Glassworks, NM
1989 Fabricator, Ann Miller Glass, CA
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Duane Dahl
25 years casting experience with over 150 public and private commissioned works
2004 Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian architectural commission
1991 Selected for Absolut Vodka Campaign
1989 founded Dahl Glass, NM
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Additional facilitators will be New Mexico glass workers selected for their specific skill sets and areas of expertise.
All facilitators are glass professionals with demonstrated experience in art and production glass.
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