Shop Artists
- AJ Aburto
- Staci Andrea
- Dave Angell
- Vicki Beckendorf
- Sacha Bliese
- Kevin Caufield
- Kevin Coffel
- Patty Conlin
- Marcy Costello
- Sean and Trang Nguyen Cusick
- M E Fuller
- Kiersten Hall
- James Henke
- Delayne Hostetler
- Jamie Jacobson
- Erik Kask
- Jane Kietzer-Mickey & Me Stained Glass
- Karen Knierim
- Daron Krueger
- Caitlin Lang
- Dinah Langsjoen
- Tom Lazar
- Selena Medellin
- Cheri Meyer
- Linda Mix Yates
- Paula Morhardt
- Kristin Musser
- Susan Panciera
- Sheryl Paulson
- Rita Prahl
- Amber Rahe
- Ann Ringness
- Pegeen Rozeske
- Jack Rupert
- Julie Schrader
- Ashley Siehler
- Jon Smithers
- Mary Solberg
- Kathryn Sullivan
- Dustin Swiers
- Shayna Swiers
- Mary Ann Waldron
- Anne Wayman
- Alicia Weagel
- Steven Weagel
- Malia Wiley
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What is ShopART?
ShopART Midwest is an artist-centric, non-commission gallery that connects Midwest artists to the buyers who appreciate living with the arts and handcrafted items. This is a service by Twin Rivers Council for the Arts supporting our local culture makers and making it easier for anyone to bring special, handmade arts into their lives.
Dustin Swiers
Dustin Swiers started glass lampworking back in 2008 when he moved to Mankato for schooling. Swiers received two degrees from Minnesota State University, Mankato, a BFA and an MA, both focused on ceramics and sculpture. He created Flame in Hand Glass as the sole proprietor in 2010. Swiers now works out of and helped create the non profit Mankato MakerSpace as a co founder, board member, shop lead, and instructor in metalworking, glassblowing and now ceramics. Dustin's work ranges from functional to decorative, blending disciplines of Lampworking, Off- Hand Glassworking and Stained glass techniques with Metalworking, Electroplating and Lapidary to create jewelry, custom blades, vessels and sculptures.
“As with many artists, the process is what keeps me engaged and pushes me to make. My greatest pursuit is discovery in the act of creating; simultaneously learning about my materials, craft, and self.”







