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 Stacy Lynn Smith, Intersect, 2011. Kilnformed glass and steel. Join artist Stacy Lynn Smith when she comes to Santa Fe later this month to demonstrate her powder printing technique. This method involves pressing dry glass powders through a prepared silkscreen to create images in kiln-glass with rich textures and colors that can’t be achieved with traditional printing methods. Smith will also share read more |
 A perfect present for makers in glass. The holidays are right around the corner. Surprise your friends and family with a Bullseye gift card. They’re redeemable for anything |
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Here are some pictures from the Steve Klein and Richard Parrish Residency held here at the Bullseye Santa Fe Studio. It was fun hosting this group of artists from all over the globe.
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Explore exciting new ideas in our Santa Fe classes and events. And if you’ve already taken a workshop, you can come to Open Studio! read more |
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Join us on February 25, 2012, to design a glass bowl to benefit Self Help Inc., a non-profit supporting the development of self-reliance in Northern New Mexico… read more |
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Need a workspace away from home to work on your holiday gifts, or to move forward on your next artistic investigation? |