Housed in a renovated dairy barn in northern Montgomery County’s Agricultural Reserve, Art of Fire is a working contemporary glassblowing studio that handmakes art glass and offers instruction and studio access. Its glassblowers produce pieces such as lighting and tableware while also teaching small-format classes that move from introductory vessels to advanced techniques. The studio also rents its furnace to experienced glassblowers and provides restoration services.
Scanlan GlassScanlan Glass is a Brooklyn-based contemporary art glass studio that makes functional, abstract, and conceptual glass work. It produces glass vessels, lighting fixtures, and castings, and offers commissioned glasswork, glassblowing lessons, and studio rentals for experienced glass artists.BROOKLYN, NY
Marrowbone GlassworksFounded in 2025 as Huntington’s first public-facing glassblowing studio, Marrowbone Glassworks makes contemporary glass decor and tableware in small batches while offering the public hands-on experiences with hot glass. Created by former workers from West Virginia’s last handblown glass tableware factory, the studio combines Appalachian factory techniques with one-of-a-kind artistry to keep the region’s 150-year glass tradition active. Its Huntington shop also hosts the work of West Virginia glass veteran David Osburn, whose mold-blown designs reflect decades at Blenko and other studios.HUNTINGTON, WV
John PompFor three decades, glassblower and designer John Pomp has built a Philadelphia studio around an experimental, hands-on approach to making. Working with his partner Anne and a team of more than 50 creatives, the studio develops sculptural furniture and lighting in-house, using old-world craftsmanship alongside studies of molten glass and other elemental materials.PHILADELPHIA, PA