I am proud to be part of this beautiful, informative and free three-volume e-publication on Canadian Craft. It features talented artists from across Canada working with ceramics, fibres, and glass.

The alphabetical table of contents in each volume is hyperlinked to allow easy access to each artist’s section—my work appears on page 387 in Volume Three, Glass. (Please allow time for downloading.)

Curated by Dr. Loren Lerner and her team, this publication thoughtfully explores artists’ materials, techniques, processes, inspirations and creative visions. Also featured is craft with an activist edge that blends social and political commentary that challenges the status quo and fosters change, diversity and innovation.

I extend my sincere gratitude to: Dr. Loren Lerner; her talented team of co-editors and writers; and, The Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art at Concordia University for this remarkable recognition and support of the arts.

This stained glass Masterclass was a dynamic and bustling experience. We are so thankful for our collaboration with The Clay and Glass Gallery and the opportunity to showcase our art in an exhibition there.

Skilled professional photographer Karl Griffiths-Fulton made frequent visits to Grand River Glassworks to document the event and track progress.

For Karl's comprehensive photographic chronicle of our Masterclass, kindly follow this link:

Flux: A Show Inspired by Sarah Hall