One
of Canada's leading glass artists, Susan Edgerley's relationship
with glass is one of ongoing aesthetic and technical innovation.
Her work "...possesses an emotional content without
being sentimental; it has organic grace without looking
like an imitation of nature in glass.
Susan was educated at John Abbott College in Quebec,
and at the Sheridan School of Crafts and Design in Mississauga,
Canada.
Since that time she has supported and participated
in many groups and individual shows, taught workshops
at the Pilchuck Glass Center, been on directing boards
of the "Glass Art Association of Canada",
"Espace Verre" of Montreal, and the "Centre
des Metiers du Verre", Montreal, Quebec.
Her
works can be found in many private and public collections,
including those of the Claridge Collection, Montreal,
the Musee du Quebec, the Musee des Arts Decoratifs,
Montreal, the BP Ohio Collection, Ohio USA, and the
Wuspum Museum of Racine, Wisconsin.
One
of Canada's leading glass artists, Susan Edgerley's relationship
with glass is one of ongoing aesthetic and technical innovation.
Her work "...possesses an emotional content without
being sentimental; it has organic grace without looking
like an imitation of nature in glass.
