Sounds from the Studio: Pittsburgh Is Craft 03 – Farm Kid to Glass Artist, How Jason Forck Found His Medium

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In this episode of Sounds From the Studio, guest host Heather McElwee sits down with Jason Forck, a seasoned figure in the Pittsburgh glass community. With over two decades of experience, Jason shares his journey from a curious young artist in Kansas to the director of creative projects at the Pittsburgh Glass Center. Together, they explore the rich tapestry ofPittsburgh’s craft scene, discussing the significance of traditional materials like glass, metal, and wood in modern art.

As they delve into the evolution of the craft community, Jason reflects on the collaborative spirit that defines Pittsburgh, the opportunities that have kept him rooted in the city, and the transformative power of creative experimentation.

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