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Nathan Macomber
Nathan Macomber first blew glass at Massachusetts College of Art in
1995. His education in glass also includes classes at the Studio of the
Corning Museum of Glass, the Penland School of Arts and Crafts, and a
self-designed B.A. in glass from Prescott College which he received in
May of 1999. Nathan has not only taken numerous classes and
workshops, he has also taught dozens of individuals in private classes,
as a co- instructor for Prescott College classes, and he has served as a
T.A. and instructor for the Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass.
Nathan spent the first seven years of his career in glass working in
Prescott, Arizona where he developed his style and body of work. In
the spring of 2002, he moved to his family's old farm in the White
Mountains of Conway New Hampshire. There, he has set up his own
private studio where he can be found almost every day blowing glass,
teaching, or maintaining the hundred year old farm which has been in
his family since 1949.
Nathan's work can be seen in galleries throughout New England and
Arizona. In the fall of 2003 a couple of his glass pumpkins were used on
the set of the Today Show. In 2004, the League of New Hampshire
Craftsmen named Nathan their Craftsman of the Year.
1995. His education in glass also includes classes at the Studio of the
Corning Museum of Glass, the Penland School of Arts and Crafts, and a
self-designed B.A. in glass from Prescott College which he received in
May of 1999. Nathan has not only taken numerous classes and
workshops, he has also taught dozens of individuals in private classes,
as a co- instructor for Prescott College classes, and he has served as a
T.A. and instructor for the Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass.
Nathan spent the first seven years of his career in glass working in
Prescott, Arizona where he developed his style and body of work. In
the spring of 2002, he moved to his family's old farm in the White
Mountains of Conway New Hampshire. There, he has set up his own
private studio where he can be found almost every day blowing glass,
teaching, or maintaining the hundred year old farm which has been in
his family since 1949.
Nathan's work can be seen in galleries throughout New England and
Arizona. In the fall of 2003 a couple of his glass pumpkins were used on
the set of the Today Show. In 2004, the League of New Hampshire
Craftsmen named Nathan their Craftsman of the Year.
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LIME AQUA WALL SCULPTURE
Click on the images to the right to see the enlarged versions of Nathan
Macomber's art work.
Macomber's art work.
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