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Jerry Kelly

Jerry Kelly has been blowing glass for over 30 years, witnessing massive changes in techniques, colors, and artistic approaches. He shares insider stories from the early days of pipe making and reflects on the changing landscape of glass art. From trading pipes on Grateful Dead lots to collaborating with legendary artists, Jerry offers a unique perspective on creativity, freedom, and staying true to his craft. He emphasizes using minimal chemicals when growing cannabis and is passionate about passing down artistic skills to his daughter.

Location: Worthington, MA

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