"Creating objects from molten glass is a seductive experience. Here, the material has the ability to dictate the result. I am working to challenge the material, the audience and myself by exploring the boundaries of form and function."

“Molten glass responds to every bodily movement of the artist and maker. My work is directly related to the physical and mental challenges of creating objects from a living material. I look to tame the material, illustrated by creating hard-edged forms, while allowing its intrinsic qualities to accent these forms - a gesture of movement through color at the edge. The objects I am currently exploring challenge the notion of function while still leaving the question open to interpretation."

Kathleen A. Young | Chris Constantin memorial

University of Massachusetts oAmherst, MAoBFA
Virginia Commonwealth UniversityoRichmond, VAoPost-graduate work in painting
Haystack Mountian School of CraftsoDeer Isle, MEoIntensive silversmithing studies

Selected Exhibitions

Selected Publications

Museum Collections

Elaine Potter Gallery
San Francisco, California

Craftsman's Gallery
Boston, Massachusetts

Signature Gallery
Boston, Massachuetts

Artisans Gallery
Great Neck, New York

A Singular Place
Santa Monica, California

David Bernstein Gallery
Boston, MAssachusetts

One-of-a-kind Gallery
Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Pacchetto
Newton Centre, Massachusetts

Don Muller Gallery
Northampton, Massachusetts

The Rachael Collection
Aspen, Colorado

House Beautiful
High-Toned Glass

Neues Glas
New Glass Review 9 the
Corning Museum of Glass

Gift Reporter
Beauty in the Bottle

Home Magazine
True Blue

The L.S. Collection

Woobine Glass Museum
Stockton, Illinois

Slater Museum
Norwich, Conneticut