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Childers Studio warm glass art booth at Santa Fe Labor Day Weekend Show, 2004

Fused art glass includes glass wall art, dichroic fused glass jewelry, decorative glass artwork bowls and platters, and fused glass landscapes.

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Childers Studio warm glass art booth at Santa Fe Labor Day Weekend Show, 2004

Fused art glass includes glass wall art, dichroic fused glass jewelry, decorative glass artwork bowls and platters, and fused glass landscapes.

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Childers Studio warm glass art booth at Santa Fe Labor Day Weekend Show, 2004

Fused art glass includes glass wall art, dichroic fused glass jewelry, decorative glass artwork bowls and platters, and fused glass landscapes.

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“Auspicious at Midnight” Childers Studio Glass Wall Art

Melissa with national fused art glass author, instructor and conference sponsor Brad Walker.

“Auspicious at Midnight” was accepted into “Ignite” juried glass artwork competition, 2006

Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
Gatlinburg, Tennessee

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Melissa Childers’ fused art glass displayed with other artists’ glass artwork at Gallery Vetro during the first annual “Luminaria: San Antonio Art Festival”, 2008

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Melissa Childers’ fused art glass displayed with other artists’ glass artwork at Gallery Vetro during the first “Luminaria: San Antonio Art Festival”, 2008

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Melissa Childers’ fused art glass displayed with other artists’ glass artwork at Gallery Vetro during the first “Luminaria: San Antonio Art Festival”, 2008

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Melissa Childers’ fused art glass displayed with other artists’ glass artwork at Gallery Vetro during the first “Luminaria: San Antonio Art Festival”, 2008

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Childers Studio glass artwork “Clouds” is displayed here at a Market in Desert Palm, California. Melissa’s fused art glass was exhibited in a booth with a fellow artist who creates amazing Suminagashi paintings – an ancient Japanese technique of painting on water to create marbleized effects on paper.

“Clouds” is a fused glass landscape constructed with ground glass (“frit”) layered onto sheet glass.

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Childers Studio glass artwork “Yellow Tang” is displayed here at a Market at Desert Palm, CA. Melissa’s fused art glass was exhibited in a booth with a fellow artist who creates amazing Suminagashi paintings – an ancient Japanese technique of painting on water to create marbleized effects on paper.

“Yellow Tang” is a fused glass underwater scene constructed with ground glass (“frit”) layered onto sheet glass.

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Melissa and her fused art glass piece “Reverie” at the Southwest School of Art charity auction , 2008.

“Reverie” is a warm glass portrait constructed with ground glass (“frit”) layered and kiln-fired onto sheet glass.

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Melissa and Childers Studio warm glass display in San Antonio Glass Art Guild booth at “Luminaria: San Antonio Art Festival,” 2012

A fused glass frame and the fused glass underwater scene “Yellow Tang” from the Childers Studio portfolio are exhibited.

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Melissa and her fused glass art at charity auction: ” Art in the Dark” – sponsored by non-profit The San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind, June 18, 2015. Melissa donated a dichroic fused art glass necklace to the San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind, and her diamond-shaped fused glass jewelry pendant was displayed at a table with other San Antonio Glass Art Guild warm glass artists.

Auction bidders place their bids after they examine the art with their hands only. The art is under a cloth and not able to be seen. The objective is to put the experience on a parallel to what it would be like for the blind to bid on art by touch only. Verbal descriptions and color information are permitted.

Also on display are Melissa’s fused glass underwater scene “Yellow Tang” and “Texas Hill Country Sunset” landscape.

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Melissa and her fused art glass at charity auction: ” Art in the Dark” – sponsored by non-profit The San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind, June 23, 2016.

Melissa donated a pendant created of dichroic glass to the San Antonio Lighthouse for the Blind, and her fused glass jewelry 4-point swirl design was displayed at a table with other San Antonio Glass Art Guild warm glass artists.

Auction bidders place their bids after they examine the art with their hands only. The art is under a cloth and not able to be seen. The objective is to put the experience on a parallel to what it would be like for the blind to bid on art by touch only. Verbal descriptions and color information from the artist are also permitted.

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