Malcolm MacFadyen
Malcolm Macfadyen arrived in Canada from England in 1973. His interest in Stained Glass dates back to the early eighties. Malcolm began working hot glass in 1989. He studied under Andy Andrews in England, Italian Maestros Loredano Rosin and Pino Signoretto at Pilchuck Glass School and American Maestros Karen Willenbrink, Randy Walker and Ross Richmond at Red Deer College. Malcolm enjoys introducing newcomers and local media personalities to hot glass and last year presented and demonstrated his work in Taipei and Hsinchu, Taiwan. He has instructed thousands of beginners in the art and also demonstrates to the public with his travelling show, "Totally Amazing Glass!!" The show has been featured on most local and national radio and TV stations.
Canyon Lights - Glass Blowing
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His blown glasswork is well represented by Canadian Galleries and his architectural glasswork is installed and enjoyed by many BC homeowners.
Check out Malcolm's hand spun rondels on the set
of ABC TV Made for TV series "Once Upon a Time"
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm330871296/tt1843230
Vancouver studio snowed under!
Capilano Studio Stage 2011
Malcolm with glass students at
National Education University, Taipei, Taiwan 2011
National Education University, Taipei, Taiwan 2011
Visit the gallery on Page 3 for more information on handcrafted items and custom work.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Malcolm's Glass and/or Glass Show can be seen
at the following venues in 2012:
May 18-Jun 17, 2012 : Richmond Night Market,
(Glass only, Fri,Sat and Sun nights only)
Oct 18 2012-April 18 2013 -Solo Show - "FOREIGN OBJECTS" - Tittot Glass Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
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November 7-11 2012 - Circle Craft Christmas Market (Glass and show). www.circlecraft.net
TBA - Dunbar Heights United Church Fall Fayre (Glass only)
December 2012 - Canyon Lights Festival at Capilano Suspension Bridge (Glass and show) For more information visit www.capbridge.ca
Ongoing through 2012: One day glassblowing workshops subject to studio availability (studio
closed Mar 2-Mar 20 and during show periods).
closed Mar 2-Mar 20 and during show periods).
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