We also invite students to participate. They represent the many in- house
styles and cultural differences from their schools and academies creating
the possibility of learning about glass art and design from a global point
of view. This also will flow into the workshops set up for children and
adults.
 
Professional artists and students from 17 countries around Europe are
invited to come and give demonstrations in their own specialty. This will
include glass blowing, casting, pâte de verre, fusing, slumping, bead
making, mosaics, stained glass, tiffany, glass painting, sand blasting,
grinding, and carving etc. Artists and students working with glass will have
the chance to meet and exchange their experience with other glass artists.
Lectures and discussions will be followed by a presentation of artworks of
the international glass scene.
 
Artists participants - International Glass Festival Luxembourg 2015:
 
BELGIUM
Jane Sylvie van den Bosch
Alfred Collard
Edward Leibovitz
Daniel Olislaegers
Patrick Van Tilborgh
 
BULGARIA
Lachezar Dochev
 
CZECH REPUBLIC
Jirí Suhájek
 
ENGLAND
Julie Anne Denton
 
ESTONIA
Kati Kerstna
Kai Kiudsoo Värv
Kairi Orgusaar
Mare Saare
 
FRANCE
Géraldine Duriaux
Martine Luttringer
 
GERMANY
Torsten Rötzsch
ITALIA
Giuliano Gaigher
 
ISRAEL
Louis Sakalovsky

LATVIA
Zaiga Baiza
Dainis Gudovskis
Anda Munkevica
Dzinta Veipa
Arnolds Vilbergs
 
LITHUANIA
Remis Kriukas
Indre Stulgaite
 
LUXEMBOURG
Robert Emeringer
Olga Oswald Shorokhova
 
NEDERLAND
Ed Van Dijk
JanHein van Stiphout
 
NORWAY
Kjersti Johannessen
Tuva Gonsholt
 
PORTUGAL
Teresa Almeida

RUSSIA
Alexander Fokin
Taisiia Fokina
 
SLOVAKIA
Andrej Németh

UKRAINE
Elina Bilous
 
HIGHLIGHTS:
Demonstrations in glass blowing using a furnace made of plain earth as in
the middle Ages to melt glass build by Ed van Dijk
 
Presentation of an  ecological furnace with low energy consumption for the
recycling of glass from "The Glassfarm" by Patrick van Tilborgh.
 
Presentation of publications about glass by "Chrome Yellow Books" library
from England.

If more information is required, please contact Rob Emeringer and Zaiga
Baiza at: remering@pt.lu
 
ATELIER D’ART DU VERRE
180 Asselborn
9940 Asselborn, Luxembourg
+352 99 74 58
http://art-glass-verre.com