WEEKLY DIG, AUG 8 2007 Standing in front of the glowing glory hole at Diablo Glass [School], Emily Lombardo maneuvers molten glass out of the furnace and the quickly blows an impossibly paper-thin vase that crushes itself against the floor. Wowing a crows is part of Lombardo's job as studio manager at Diablo, but she's got a large agenda for working at Boston's main glass studio.
The SAGAMORE
WEEKLY DIG, JAN 1, 2008
BOSTON GLOBE, JUNE 15, 2008
BOSTON METRO THURSDAY JULY 17, 2008 "It's often said that Boston is a city of neighborhoods... One block's true gems- Diablo Glass School- trains hobbyists and teenagers in several aspects of the trade. It's a maze of quiet tables for fine crafts and searing furnaces where teenagers [yesterday] stoked soon-to-be paperweights."
DENEBOLA FEB 10, 2010 Ever since she viewed a glassblowing demonstration at the age of six, junior Camille Brugnara has made glasswork an integral part of her life. She attended a glassblowing class at Diablo Glass School and can often be found in the glass room working on new pieces.
"What really appeals to me is the fact that I can make beautiful pieces, and it's my own form of therapy. It allows me to see that I am really good at something, and I feel like all my problems go away the second I enter the studio." she said.
BOSTON GLOBE, Tues Feb 16, 2010 "The Alchemy of Fire".
DIABLO gets international recognition "China's eyes on Diablo".
