J. Kenneth Leap Email & Phone Number

109N Black Horse Pike Runnemede, Nj 08078

I opened the Painted Window in 1987 located at 45 Lindsay Avenue in Runnemede, NJ. In 1994 I relocated my studio to Wheaton Arts in Millville, NJ, and became the stained glass artist in residence. In 2018, I purchased a building on the Black Horse Pike in my hometown of Runnemede, NJ. This makes me a third-generation business owner on the "Pike". My grandparents had a mom & pop grocery store and my father started his sign business here. My studio/showroom is now open by appointment. Think of me for your next creative design challenge.

Millville, Nj

I have maintained my primary studio at Wheaton Arts since being invited to join the community as an artist-in-residence in 1994. While my professional obligations preclude my daily presence in the "Village" I am proud to represent this important south Jersey cultural gem in an ongoing role as an ambassador artist, supporting their mission in the field.

Bryn Athyn College

Part time faculty in stained glass and glass painting

Bryn Athyn, Pa

Craft-based training in the Decorative Building Arts. The program features stained glass, stone carving and blacksmithing.

Bryn Athyn, Pa

My responsibilities include demonstrations and workshops which help interpret the Raymond Pitcairn Collection of Medieval Glass to the public. Advising museum staff on the care and storage of their medieval panels. Leading behind the scenes tours focusing on the history of stained glass and the legacy of the craftsmen who worked in Bryn Athyn. I also develop curriculum utilizing the museum's collections for short term workshops, professional development seminars and integration in the stained glass class that I teach at Bryn Athyn College.

Usa

About American Glass GuildWe are an inclusive organization that actively seeks the participation of all people with an interest in stained, leaded and decorative glass and its preservation and restoration.Our Mission is to support and provide speakers for public lectures and seminars, encourage spirited debates, initiate fact-based research, and work towards building an environment within the craft that both cultivates novices and facilitates experienced craftsmen and artists to attain a higher level of expertise.Our plan is to create partnerships with existing non-profit organizations that cherish these same ideals. We encourage such organizations to contact us.

Bfa, Illustration, Glass

Activities and Societies: Christian Fellowship

Education record

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society