Clay McGlamory is an artist working in printmaking, glass, and neon who taught Printmaking for 33 years at the Virginia Governor’s School for the Arts and as Adjunct Faculty in Printmaking and Foundations at Old Dominion University from 2000-2017. He holds an MFA (1999) in printmaking from Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia. Clay was President of the Virginia Glass Guild from 2018-2022, where he has been a member since 2005. He founded Half Ass Press in 2008, which he currently operates with Cate Currier in Portsmouth, Virginia where he is the director and master printer. He has participated in and curated over 50 solo and small group exhibitions including FORMS, TCC Gallery, Visual Arts Center (2019); PRIZMS, OK Spark Gallery (part of the first NEON Festival - 2015); Fluid Variations:Recent Works in Glass by Clay McGlamory, Charles H. Taylor Arts Center (2014); A Few of My Favorite Colors, The Red Door Gallery, Richmond (2008), Eye Candy, The Contemporary Art Center of Virginia and The White Canvas Gallery, Richmond (2005-2006). Clay has been included in over 300 national and international juried and invitational exhibitions and has pieces in numerous public and private collections.