Glass artists blossom at Harlem's "Learn at the Library" program
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(L-R) Gen Benson, Library Director Colleen Brommer and Karolee Cronk mark glass plates to be cut and fused into pendants. The three were taking part in Harlem's "Learn at the Library" program taught by April Fox, who also teaches K-12 art in Turner.
Six local ladies gathered at the Harlem Library for the latest "Learn at the Library" program. The hands-on class was instructed by April Fox, a K-12 art, French and metal shop teacher at Turner. Each participant learned about the art/science of fusing glass plates to create their own design and layout for a pendant. Because the fusing process requires a special kiln, at the completion of the class Fox took each finished design to her own studio where she would complete the fusing process.
April Fox
April Fox has taught at Turner for 10 years. Before coming to Turner she taught at Joplin-In...
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