Brenda Griffith is the owner of Siyeh Studio, author of The Beginner's Guide to Kiln-formed Glass (Lark Books, 2007), and a glass artist with over 22 years of experience in kilnforming with Bullseye glass. Her art appears in over eighty galleries across North America.
Lee Ritchie was one of the first students in Joel Philip Meyers’ glassblowing program at Illinois State University at Normal. He graduated in 1975 with a BS in art and went on to establish glassblowing studios in Tennessee, then Atlanta.
Brian Renoud — a glass sculptor & beadmaker — is a longtime member of the Atlanta Glass Artist Guild and of the Southern Flames, a local chapter of the International Society of Glass Beadmakers (ISGB).
Becky Sizemore is an artist, beadmaking teacher, and owner of B-Bird Designs. She is the current co-president of the Southern Flames, a local chapter of the International Society of Glass Beadmakers (ISGB).
Siyeh Glass routinely hooks up with nearby Oakhurst Community Gardens for kid-friendly activities. Adults are welcome whether or nor they've a young artist sponsoring them. Kids four thru nine need a grownup present; nine and older can be dropped off & picked up. Check out the calendar slatings on Nov 8 & 17 plus Dec 6 & 13!
Our Resource Center also hosts an Artist Open House several times a year. Drop by December 12 or 13 — Saturday & Sunday — and jump on your holiday shopping with fabulous work by local artists. You can also tour our working and teaching glass studio, and watch beadmaking and glass blowing demonstrations by Siyeh teaching staff. Wine and hors d'oeuvres reception plus other refreshments.
Here's a Nifty Gift!
Be it for your honey or some special couple in your life, try our Bullseye Glass Resource Center and send them home warmed up with you, each other & one-of-a-kind giftage!
- GET BURNED! craft art in hot glass
- GET HEATED UP! hold artistic hands
- GET EVERNOGGED wine, horses doovers, munchees
- AND AUTOSWAGGED! take away two or three projects, all your own, from the furnace, torch or kiln
Our Date Nights fire up every Friday & Saturday night — only $130 per couple.
All tools, materials, instruction, wine, cheese & crackers, hot chocolate included. No experience needed.
Can't make nights, seven to nine pm? How about a Date Morning? These run — Saturdays or Sundays, ten til noon — and are just like a Date Night, but with champagne, juice (mimosas on request), coffee & pastries. Each slot is reserved for one couple so sign up early to get your preferred night or morning! Two-couple dates are also available!
Siyeh Glass Resource Center lights up Atlanta's historic East Lake neighborhood, one block north of ye old golf and country club, north side of the street.
