720 GLASSWORKS LLC
SAINT AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA

720 GLASSWORKS hunger and desire it stimulates, the way it reproduces, and its fantastic shapes and colors provides an In December 2009, James was commissioned to produce six pathogen sculptures for the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of Natural History.  The sculptures, envisioned by Dr. Rick Potts, are now part of the permanent exhibit, The David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins.  This exhibit opened March 17th 2010 marking the 100th anniversary of the Smithsonian Institute.  The commissioned sculptures are of Cholera, HIV, Bubonic Plague, Small Pox, Influenza, and Entamoeba Histolytica. 720 GLASSWORKS In the late 90's, with interests in both hip hop and tap dance, Andrea became influenced by the retro style and cute, funky designs of the club culture popular in that period.  During that time, an opportunity to take a flameworked bead making class provided for her the skill to create custom work as playful as the environment for which she had been attracted.  More importantly, it instilled in her an increasing desire to learn more about glass. Throughout those years, Andrea also continued to stay true to her hot and warm glass affections.  She developed an excitingly edgy jewelry line, known today as The Cammarata Collection, that expresses her appreciation for the organic presence found in the world around us.  Exhibiting this line of work brought her into contact with James Stanford during an art festival in December of 2011.  His blown glass sculptures presented her with another extension in glass for which she had yet to explore.  Upon finding out he was looking for an assistant, she made arrangements to work with him, quickly learned the techniques behind his designs, improved upon them and soon merged her business with his, becoming his partner.      720 GLASSWORKS