🎭 Culture Jun 8, 2026 · Noelani Kirschner

Jason McDonald

The American Scholar
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Jason McDonald
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As a middle-schooler, Jason McDonald never dreamed that an introductory glass-blowing class for youth at Hilltop Artists in Tacoma, Washington, would lead him to a career as an award-winning artist. “It’s an exclusive craft; it’s remarkably expensive,” he says. “It’s about a dollar a minute to exist in the studio. There’s very little representation within the craft because of its super high buy-in and the fact that it takes a decade to start producing anything worth selling.” After dropping out

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