ARTIST

The Curry's have been a "Team in Life" since their marriage in 1982.  Both born in Tacoma, Washington, there were no early indications that they were to become a glass team.  While Scott was still employed at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, it was a PBS documentary on glass blowing that provided the spark that would eventually re-direct their lives. 

The Curry's first studio was built entirely with recycled materials.  With the help of a friend, Scott learned the skills that enabled him to make all his own tools used in glass blowing.  This experience working with metals is evident today in the Curry designs as they move forward in the artistic combination of glass and metal.

In 1986, Scott attended Pratt Fine Arts (Seattle, WA) studying under Martin Blank.  This fueled his growing passion for working with molten glass and was a catalyst for further creative experimentation.

Since 1989, Scott and Laura have been a "Glass Team" at their studio and home in the beautiful Puget Sound area of Washington, where weaving family life with their three children and glass careers is a daily routine.

"Glass is a sensual medium, but can also be very cruel.  It is limiting in its fragility and sensitivity to the elements as it is being created, but it also gives one a chance for great self expression in both form and color."