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Does anyone know about a glass fusing class at the College of San Mateo? I met someone taking the class, but didn't get enough info, and it is not listed in the class catalog.

How about any classes in the Bay Area?

Thanks.

Sundance in Mountain View has them. I also heard that San Jose State has them, but I could never find any info on it. There's also the Crucible in Berkeley.

I'm sure there are more, but that's all that's popping into my head at the moment.

http://www.sundanceglass.com/

http://www.thecrucible.org/

I wonder if Aanraku does classes in fusing? They are mostly stained glass, but I know they do some fusing. They are in San Mateo.

http://www.bayareastainedglass.com/

Hope that helps.

I wonder if Aanraku does classes in fusing? They are mostly stained glass, but I know they do some fusing. They are in San Mateo.

http://www.bayareastainedglass.com/

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Oh yes, he does world class work with animal eyeballs. Quite the master! Brock

Thanks, I know about these places. Unfortunately I called Sundance and was told they are only offering classes at their Santa Cruz facility, even though the website sais Mt. View as well.

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There is Hot Box in Walnut Creek. The Civic Arts in Walnut Creek also offeres fusing classes. I don't know how far you are willing to travel for classes.

Jane

Check Phil Teefy's classes at his shop in Sacramento-
his site is: http://www.glassglow.com.

Phil teaches at many events- Hot Glass Horizons, Glass Craft Expo and knows a lot about fusing from beginning to master level. It's a bit of a drive from the bay area but they have weekend classes all the time and they have a nice set up of supplies.

Keiko Okahashi wrote:Check Phil Teefy's classes at his shop in Sacramento-
his site is: http://www.glassglow.com.

Phil teaches at many events- Hot Glass Horizons, Glass Craft Expo and knows a lot about fusing from beginning to master level. It's a bit of a drive from the bay area but they have weekend classes all the time and they have a nice set up of supplies.

Ditto Keijo's post: Phils' class at Horizons was worth the 11 hour drive for me!
Yo

You might also look at http://www.publicglass.org in san francisco - they now have a fusing/slumping class

You might also check out Ohlone Community College in the Fremont/Newark area. They offer a few fusing classes as well. Here's the link to their class schedule - you have to scroll down to the Art section. The fusing classes are Art 105 A, B, and C.

http://www.ohlone.cc.ca.us/catalog/2003 ... ptions.pdf

Hot Flash Glass is a great place also:

http://www.hotflashglass.net/

Just a comment on Phil Teefy- I've taken classes with some 15 fusing teacher I think, and he is my favorite, if not the best of the lot. No offense to any other teaching, but I think Phil is fabulous.

Leslie Ihde