Amber Cowan flameworks, fuses and hot-sculpts recycled, upcycled and
second-life glass, usually American pressed glass from the 1940s to
1980s, to create contemporary sculpture that preserves the memory of the
earlier objects. Her winning Rakow Commission Piece is showing in the left lower hand corner. http://www.cmog.org/bio/amber-cowan
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