Concord Art Glass
Concord Art Glass produces high quality fused glass plates, bowls, pendants, and sculpture.
Everything is made in our home studio.
We are based in upstate New York, and have brought our work to Arts & Crafts Festivals in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida, New Jersey, and South Carolina.
The background photo was awarded Best in Show at the 2022 Allentown Festival and Best in Glass at the Syracuse Festival. It is now in our personal collection.
For 2023, we are staying close to home.
Here is our current 2023 schedule:
Westhampton Beach NY - May 27-28
Allentown Buffalo, NY - June 10-11
Chautauqua Institution, NY - July 7-8-9
Syracuse, NY - July 28-29-30
Westhampton Beach NY - August 5-6
Chautauqua Institution, NY - August 11-12-13
Aurora NY - McKenzie Childs September 29-30-Oct 1
Why Choose Us?
We have had a life long love of glass.
We began by purchasing glass pieces for our home, and eventually we began to collect pieces by artists such as Pino Signoretto, William Gudenrath, Dominick Labino, Marty Kremer, Kari Minnick, Raven Skyriver and others.
We have spent many hours watching inspiring artists like Lino Tagliapietra, Davide Salvador, Marc Petrovic, Davide Fuin, Martin Janecky, Bertil Valien, Nancy Callan, and others demo their genius at CMOG.
Now we are making our own glass work,. We can be found, most weekends of the year, selling our work at Arts & Crafts Festivals in New York, Connecticut, and Florida. The rest of the time, we will be making glass pieces in our basement studio.
About Us
Eileen & Michael Radigan
Glass Workers
We have been instructed by many well known glass artists, including Manuela Milan, Marty Kremer, Alicia Lomne, Kari Minick, Gayla Lee, Janet Dalecki and others. Most of our training was done at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass.
In 2018, We are honored to have received the 'Best in Show' award at the Letchworth Arts & Crafts Festival, Award of Distinction at the Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival, first place in glass at Colorscape in Norwich, NY, and second place in glass/mixed media at the Bruce Museum Outdoor Festival in Greenwich, CT.
We continue to take classes and apply what we have learned to make the work 'our own'.
