References
Staned Glass Association of America
The Stained Glass Association of America, which was founded in 1903, maintains within its membership the highest possible standards for excellence in craftsmanship, integrity, and business practices. Mr. Stanisic, the voting member of Studio Stanisic, was admitted to the SGAA as a professional member in 1990 and is in good standing.
This is the highest form of membership a studio may hold. In 1991, Mr. Stanisic was presented a formal paper at the Association’s annual conference in Chicago, Illinois. He was also an active participant in artistic and technicaldiscussions. He continued his artistic displays at the industry’s international trade show and conference in St. Louis, Missouri in July, 1994. While Mr. Stanisic continues to stand out as exceptional in his chosen arts field, one of only a handful of nationally acclaimed and recognized designers and artists, his relatively young age precludes a large volume of work. In an arts industry as small but far-reaching as stained glass and the liturgical arts, Stevan Stanisic hascertainly made his mark early and powerfully. In a matter of four years he has achieved national recognition and awards that elude some stained glass artist for a lifetime. Kathy Murdock - Stained glass Association of America.
Carnegie Mellon University - Pittsbourgh, PA
Dear Stevan,
As you know, our University has officially opened its doors to the campus community. It is a joy to see so many students, alumni and friends already using the building and enjoying all of its special features. The chapel is particularly appreciated since our campus has not had one in the past. And I must especially thank youfor creating the stunning stained glass window housed in the chapel. It is truly the most special finishing touch tothat area.
Warm regards, Carolyn A. Carter - Associate Vice President for Development
