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The Real Value of Being Prepared for Fiber Artist Somiko Harrington: Priceless.

The Real Value of Being Prepared for Fiber Artist Somiko Harrington: Priceless.

Fiber artist, Somiko Harrington and her family evacuated their first floor home and work studio in Fort Lauderdale, Florida as Hurricane Irma was churning up the coast of Florida. They had made plans to evacuate until the storm was completely over. When she returned several days later, she was faced with significant flooding and damage in her home and studio. Although Somiko had been through several hurricanes in Florida, she had never experienced anything like this before.

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Harvey’s Angels

Harvey’s Angels

Glass artist Sheri Hargrove has called the beautiful Texas island of Port Aransas her home for more than 12 years. Her shop, Port A Glass has become a well known fixture in downtown Port “A”. Friends describe Sheri as “an incredibly generous human being who would never ask for assistance – instead, Sheri would be the first to give it.” It turns out that Sheri herself would need help when disaster struck this September.

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Holding on to a Legacy

Holding on to a Legacy

In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy impacted many artists who live in Brooklyn, NY. Many, like Golnar, experienced damage or total loss to their studio, artwork, supplies and materials. In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy impacted many artists who live in Brooklyn, NY. Many, like Golnar, experienced damage or total loss to their studio, artwork, supplies and materials.

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Kazuki Takizawa

Kazuki Takizawa

Kazuki Takizawa is a Japanese Glass Artist working in Los Angeles. In 2016, he fell off a ladder and fractured his wrist bones. With a cast on, he was not able to blow glass or make work for 6 months.

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