Glass blowing studio operated by Pearl Dick ’98 featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show
Alfred University graduate Pearl Dick ’98, a glass artist based in Chicago, was featured on a recent airing of The Kelly Clarkson Show, where she talked about her glassblowing studio, which offers programs that encourage growth and healing in inner-city youth.
Alfred University graduate Pearl Dick ’98, a glass artist based in Chicago, was featured on a recent airing of The Kelly Clarkson Show, where she talked about her glassblowing studio, which offers programs that encourage growth and healing in inner-city youth.
The show, which aired Sept. 28, included a story by local reporter of Leeann Trotter from NBC Chicago. The story shined a spotlight on Pearl Dick and her studio, Firebird Community Arts. The studio, located on Chicago’s West Side, offers glassblowing workshops and therapeutic group sessions for youngsters who have experienced trauma.
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Pearl earned a BFA degree from Alfred University in 1998. To learn more about Firebird Community Arts, visit the website.