His Kiln formed glass can be seen at:
Territory Colours, Darwin
Articles Fine Art, Stanwell Park NSW
The Red Hill Gallery, Brisbane
Emporium Gallery, Fortitude Valley Qld
Gallery JD, Kangaroo Valley, NSW.
Moulton Galleries, Mosman NSW
Gallery 66, Mona Vale NSW
Keith Rowe Glass Gallery, Blackheath, NSW
Butterflies Gallery, Pokolbin, Hunter Valley,
NSW
htFox's Furniture and woodwork Gallery Bathurst, NSW.
Aarwun Gallery, Canberra, ACT.
Wilson's at Robe, SA
UpTown Gallery, Burra North, SA
Porter Street Wildlife Gallery Goolwa SA
Boranup Gallery Margaret River WA.
The Mundaring Arts Centre, Mundaring WA
The Bay Gallery, Broome WA
.Glass Plus Gallery Melbourne, Vic
Kirra Gallery Melbourne, Vic
Biography-Jon Firth
Born in Sydney in 1955, Jon Firth served
as an electronics technician in the RAAF
for 6 years. After his discharge in 1979
He worked as a manager in the licensed club
industry until 1984 when he met high profile
Sydney glass artist Marc Grunseit. He was
trained by Marc in both stained and kiln
formed glass for more than a year. Jon and
his wife Sue moved to Darwin where he set
up his studio Unicorn in the light industrial
area of Coconut Grove. Over the ensuing years
his passion for glass has never waned. He
has undergone extensive further training,
perfecting his skills and expanding his knowledge.
In 1996 he toured France and the UK researching
glass, both ancient and modern. He was, until
recently, the
Ausglass (Association of Australian Glass Artists)
representative for the NT, and is involved
with the local visual art, craft and design
body Territory Craft. Jon's kiln formed glass
has been acquired by collectors from all
over the world. It has also been presented
to a number of world leaders by the NT Government.
His stained glass adorns churches in and
around Darwin as well as many private homes.
