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| Salado Arts Workshop Featuring Highly Skilled Artists |
| CREATIVE ARTIST WHO NEEDS A STUDIO? |
Kelly Van Angell, artist and owner of Fire
Angell Glass, creates his modern art pieces out of Pyrex borosilicate,
or hard glass, from his home studio in Salado, Texas. Kelly began
blowing glass in 2000 when friend James Hollowell taught him the
basics of glass artistry. Upon seeing his natural talent, James
Eugene, Oregon. There Kelly was taught by Texas native and creator
of Flow Magazine, William "Boxfan" Menzies.
After getting married in 2008, Kelly happily settled into the "Best Art
Town in Texas," where he creates unique glass pieces. He loves to
experiment and has become known for his wine stoppers and bubble
chandeliers. Kelly showcases the bulk of his work at his Salado
bistro, Adelea's On Main located at 302 North Main Street and on his
website.
Kelly Van Angell
www.fireangellglass.com.
Angell Glass, creates his modern art pieces out of Pyrex borosilicate,
or hard glass, from his home studio in Salado, Texas. Kelly began
blowing glass in 2000 when friend James Hollowell taught him the
basics of glass artistry. Upon seeing his natural talent, James
Eugene, Oregon. There Kelly was taught by Texas native and creator
of Flow Magazine, William "Boxfan" Menzies.
After getting married in 2008, Kelly happily settled into the "Best Art
Town in Texas," where he creates unique glass pieces. He loves to
experiment and has become known for his wine stoppers and bubble
chandeliers. Kelly showcases the bulk of his work at his Salado
bistro, Adelea's On Main located at 302 North Main Street and on his
website.
Kelly Van Angell
www.fireangellglass.com.
| Kelly has an easy way about him when he teaches. He is a busy man but he makes time to work and teach is spite of being an excellent full-time chef. |
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