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Crafting The Future: Corey Pemberton

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Corey Pemberton (American b. Reston, VA 1990) received his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2012. He has completed residencies at The Pittsburgh Glass Center (PA), Bruket (Bodø, NO), as well as a Core Fellowship at the Penland School of Crafts (NC). He currently resides in Los Angeles, California where he splits his time between a production glass blowing job, his painting practice, and outreach work with Crafting the Future.

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Halstead’s mission is to help small jewelry businesses be successful. They are proud to be small family owned business. Halstead believes in the power of entrepreneurship and improving the lives of families in our communities. They are a resource for makers and focus on small business development. Their blog has a large archive of articles including technique tutorials, business advice, marketing, photographing and more to help jewelers grow their business.

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