Anyone familiar with the running of a Hot Glass Studio will know that glass blowing teams can run to a number of assistants depending on the type of work involved.

Over the years Adam has been fortunate to have assisting him in his studio a number of glassmakers who have gone on to establish themselves either with their own studios or in the teaching profession or both.

Some of these worked in Adam’s studio as interns on work experience while completing their studies, others as full-time employed assistants and others just on an ad hoc basis for the odd few days. Some went on to further education and others decided on a career switch.

Some of those who remained in the field of studio glass are listed below, but this is not an exhaustive list and it is not in any particular order.

“Having spent almost 30 years promoting, developing, training and helping other artists, it is always a delight to learn of my former assistants’ achievements” – Adam Aaronson

Ed Burke www.emglass.co.uk

Mark Rosenbaum www.rosetreeglass.com

Louis Thompson www.glassverrevitro.com

Gareth Noel Williams www.garethnoelwilliams.com

Louise Edwards and Colin Hawkins www.locoglass.co.uk

Stephanie Moore www.nationalglasscentre.com/artistdetails

Kamini Chauhan www.kaminichauhan.com

Naoko Sato www.zestgallery.com/artists

Liam Reeves www.liamreeves.com

Sung-Won Park www.gallerysklo.co.kr

Natascha Wahl www.mhtginc.com

Paul Adam Bloom www.craftscouncil.org.uk/craft-directory

Luana Adriani www.luanaadriani.co.uk

Martin Birk Moller www.martinmoller.com

Gaea Todd www.gaeatodd.com

Jenny Beardsall rawstudio.co.uk

Graeme Hawes www.bi-me.co.uk

Carrie Fertig www.carriefertig.com

Anna Liese Riond Sibony www.riondsibony.com

Catherine Farge www.annuaire.idverre.net

John Maxwell Brahms www.litecats.co.uk

Kim Willis turkishdailynews.com

Maartli Jansen van Rensburg www.thetimes.co.za

Tillie Burden Lama Glas

Fern Bernays

Kaart Maarla

Kaori Maeda

Andrew Musgrove

K T Rothe

Alice Freeborough