Sue Leroux shares a day spent with fellow artists attending a course at The Corning Museum of Glass as they searched the bank of the main river that runs through the center of town. The treasures they found there in the form of pieces of timeworn glass were used to make their own glasswork and provided them with a way to create art by, in essence, collaborating with the past.

This article was originally published on page 28 in the Summer 2012 issue of The Flow.
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