I do not regular glass. But should we protect the art in some way?

Is there a such thing as a female glass blower? I know the museum upstate in Corning has lessons, but that's a little far. I'm looking for somewhere to subway goes to. I've always been really intrigues by glass art and want to give it a shot. Is it expensive to learn? Could it be a realistic career choice, or just a hobby? Any and all info is appreciated!

Like selling pipes wholesale and retail? and even glass art, beads and other jewelery. Please help as much info as possible, thanks.

I will be photographing medieval glass art pieces for an online catalog. This stuff is great, and I want to really showcase it. Your help please. Thanks

I sculpt Old World St.Nicks and various other items. I paint on wood and also do stain glass art.

If churches are converted into non-Christian business-related buildings (like they are in Sweden at the moment) would you be in favor of retaining the stained glass mythological imagery or replacing the windows with normal windows?

Every quarter I have to do a pencil sketch for art class. This quarter I have to include at least two glass objects. What should I draw? I cannot draw any alcoholic containers or anything that represent alcohol and it has to be middle school appropriate (just thought I would throw that out there). Any ideas? I'd like it to be something that's not TOO complicated, but not TOO simple and the objects should be related or have a purpose and not just be like random things. Thank you for the help!!!