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 Providing Educational Experiences through Visiting Instructors
Kevin Tappin, owner of Stained Glass Stuff in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, uses the experience of learning from well-established and innovative visiting instructors to keep his retail clients enthusiastic about working in glass. Part of the reason for the success he has achieved with these offerings is his willingness to carefully plan out the year and work around anything that might conflict with his clients’ ability to take advantage of these experiences.
by Kevin Tappin
You’ll also find tips for the Independent Artist from Milon Townsend on the importance of producing quality educational videos to share and preserve techniques. Then let Bruce Baker teach you how to make sure that your images are noticed when you are trying to get accepted into a juried show in Your Slides and the Jury—Working with Models. Rounding out the educational articles in this issue is a reminder from Eric Goldschmidt of The Studio at the Corning Museum of Glass on how important it is to look to glass art of the past when developing contemporary glass art designs.
You can find the rest of these articles in the Fall 2010 issue of Profitable Glass Quarterly.
Fall 2010 –  Buy Now!
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