Artist Talks
with HANNah Lee Cameron, Peter Tietbohl, Grzegorz Bibro & Lucky Kernan
Thursday, December 4 at 5:30pm
Artist Talks at Starworks are free and open to the public. Guests are invited to meet featured visiting artists, watch and learn as they present slides and discuss their process and influence, and ask questions about their works.
Treat Yourself - Starworks Cafe & Taproom is open during this event and proudly serves a variety of craft NC beer, delicious wine, coffee & lattes, smoothies, and much more.
Hannah Lee Cameron
Starworks Ceramics Resident Artist - Fall 2025
Hannah Lee Cameron is a sculptor working in ceramic and mixed media. Hannah was adjunct faculty in Ceramics at Montana State University from 2022-24 and a resident at the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena Montana from 2015-17. She has an MFA from Ohio University and did a post-baccalaureate program at UMass Dartmouth. Hannah has Bachelor's degrees from Berea College and University of Louisville, both in Kentucky. She has done residencies within the U.S. including Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts in Maine, Seward Park Clay Studio in Washington, Red Lodge Clay Studio and Studio 740, both in Montana. International residencies include Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China, and the International Ceramics Studio in Hungary.
Lucky Kernan
Starworks Glass Intern - Fall 2025
Lucky Kernan is a glassblower, illustrator/printmaker, and theatre maker. They discovered glass by chance in 2020, apprenticing in Waynesboro, VA, while finishing theatre school remotely. After graduating and returning to New York City in 2021, Lucky found their footing in the glass community as an artist, educator, and studio technician.
Their theatre background informs their glass practice through movement, breath, and storytelling—often exploring play and light, memory, adornment, gender, and neurological nonconformity. Lucky is currently developing two plays written for the hotshop, performed alongside live glassblowing, and is passionate about community-building and knowledge-sharing among queer and neurodiverse artists.
Grzegorz Bibro
Starworks Glass Intern - Fall 2025
Grzegorz Bibro is a visual artist who uses glass in art objects and installations, as well as new media to work with the body in various contexts. In 2015 he received MA in Photography at the University of Arts in Poznań (PL). During the studies he made a series of video performances that were presented in Poland and abroad. However his diploma work was made of neon tubes and that light installation was an impulse to study Glass Art and Design at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw (PL). Since 2020 he took part in many different glass classes, including those led by visiting professors such as Anna Mlasowsky, Matthew Szosz, Erica Tada and Karin Forslund. In 2022 he graduated master's studies by making a group of blown glass objects that were shown in Venice (IT) during The Italian Glass Week 2022 and additionally received two distinctions: first at The International Glass Exhibition during the Stanislav Libenský Award in Prague (CZ), and the second at the Best Diplomas 2022 show in BWA Gallery in Wrocław (PL). Currently, he continues his studies in the Doctoral School of the Eugeniusz Gepeprt Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław, exploring non-patriarchal masculinity in glass.
Peter Tietbohl
Full-time Starworks Glass Artist & Instructor
Peter Tietbohl began blowing glass six years ago at the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts in Reading, PA, where they quickly fell in love with the material, process, and community. They spent countless hours assisting Studio Manager Scott Krenitsky and supporting local artists, experiences that deepened their dedication to the craft and fueled their personal artistic growth.
When the need for an assistant arose, Peter trained his father—who had no prior experience—to help bring their creative vision to life, resulting in many of the works featured in this portfolio. Their glass has been offered for sale at the GoggleWorks Store since 2019 and at K2 Gallery Arts in Westcliffe, CO. Committed to continual learning, Peter aims to keep expanding his skills and contributing to the evolution of the glass community.