For this demonstration, watch Elliot Walker explore new ideas in glass together with members of the Hot Glass Team, as part of his Blown Away Residency at The Corning Museum of Glass. Elliot first worked with the Corning team to realize his visions in hot glass during work on the set of Blown Away,

For this live-streamed demo, watch Elliot Walker explore new ideas in glass together with members of the Hot Glass Team, as part of his Blown Away Residency at The Corning Museum of Glass.

Watch master glassmaker Cedric Mitchell at work. Join Cedric Mitchell in the Amphitheater Hot Shop where he will split and combine forms, working toward complex shapes, which use color fades and pattern work. He will then combine these larger forms to create a Memphis Design-style totem. Cedric

Watch glass maker and artist instructor Nikki O'Neill demonstrate for her class at The Studio. O'Neill explores the methods and techniques needed to successfully fuse float (window) glass, a versatile, beautiful, inexpensive, and readily available medium. Nikki O’Neill uses kiln-forming

Watch master glassmaker Cedric Mitchell at work during a livestreamed demo. Join Cedric Mitchell live in the Amphitheater Hot Shop where he will split and combine forms, working toward complex shapes, which use color fades and pattern work. He will then combine these larger forms to create a

Watch a unique artist instructor collaboration as flameworker Stephen Brucker, glassblower Cat Burns, and kiln caster Richard Whiteley demonstrate for their classes at The Studio. Brucker and Whiteley will create flameworked and kiln formed elements that Burns will pick up and manipulate on a blown

Watch glass maker and artist instructor Nikki O'Neill demonstrate for her class at The Studio. O'Neill explores the methods and techniques needed to successfully fuse float (window) glass, a versatile, beautiful, inexpensive, and readily available medium.

Watch master glassblower and artist instructor George Kennard demonstrate for his class at The Studio. Known for creating large-scale work in the hot shop, Kennard will demonstrate how to manage multiple gathers. Well-known for his fantastically large sculptures, George Kennard appreciates the

Watch a unique artist instructor collaboration on February 2 at 11 am Eastern as glassblower Cat Burns and kiln caster Richard Whiteley demonstrate for their classes at The Studio. Whiteley will create a kiln formed roll-up that Burns will pick up and manipulate on a blown object in the hot shop.

Watch glassblower and artist Alexander Rosenberg demonstrate for his class at The Studio. A strong foundation is key to developing thoughtful and technically refined pieces in the hot shop, and Rosenberg emphasizes the importance of building upon positive habits and solid hand skills. Alexander

Watch master glassmaker and flameworker Kristina Logan demonstrate for her class at The Studio. Logan is internationally recognized for her precisely patterned, delicate glass beads, which she combines with metalwork to create jewelry and functional objects. Kristina Logan’s beads are flameworked,

Watch master glassblower and artist instructor George Kennard demonstrate for his class at The Studio. Known for creating large-scale work in the hot shop, Kennard will demonstrate how to manage multiple gathers.

Join master flameworkers Dan Coyle, Ryno and Hoobs in the Amphitheater Hot Shop as they complete their collaborative glass sculpture, employing advanced flameworking techniques such as frame building, cold bridging, and complex assembly. This compositional work will incorporate each artist's

Watch glassblower and instructor Jordana Korsen demonstrate for her class at The Studio. She will create celebratory drinking vessels and a decanter during this one-hour live-streamed demonstration. Jordana Korsen has been working with hot glass for more than 20 years, focusing on functional work

Watch glassblower and artist Alexander Rosenberg demonstrate for his class at The Studio. A strong foundation is key to developing thoughtful and technically refined pieces in the hot shop, and Rosenberg emphasizes the importance of building upon positive habits and solid hand skills.

Some of the earliest glass vessels were made to hold perfumes and other cosmetics. From then until now, the connection between glass bottles and the scents they contain is a fascinating and colorful story of design and imagination. Throughout its long history, perfume has served as a marker for

Watch as Catherine Ayers and the Hot Glass Team brings Siggy's Christmas owl design to life for our You Design It; We Make It! demonstration. Want to see your design be made by our talented glassmakers? Submit your idea for a future You Design It; We Make It! demonstration here: https://www

Watch master glassmaker and flameworker Kristina Logan demonstrate for her class at The Studio. Logan is internationally recognized for her precisely patterned, delicate glass beads, which she combines with metalwork to create jewelry and functional objects.

Watch this demonstration from Megan Stelljes for an exciting, behind-the-scenes look at how she creates her edgy and provocative neon and sculpted glasswork. Stelljes is one of the featured artists in New Glass Now, currently on view at the Renwick Gallery, a branch museum of the Smithsonian

Watch master flameworkers Dan Coyle, Ryno and Hoobs work together on a three-person collaborative sculpture, employing advanced flameworking techniques that will include frame building, cold bridging, and complex assembly. This compositional work will incorporate each artist's individual

In celebration of the launch of Blown Away Christmas on Netflix, watch Andi Kovel, and Nao Yamamoto from the Netflix series Blown Away at work in the Amphitheater as they display their mastery of glassblowing—designing and creating new and original handblown ornaments that will be for sale

Watch glassblower and instructor Jordana Korsen demonstrate for her class at The Studio. She will create celebratory drinking vessels and a decanter during this one-hour live-streamed demonstration.

Watch as Eric Goldschmidt creates a lidded goblet with a marbleized appearance for his Bring the Heat demonstration.

For this live streamed demo, watch Andi Kovel, and Nao Yamamoto from the Netflix series Blown Away at work in the Amphitheater as they display their mastery of glassblowing—designing and creating new and original handblown ornaments that will be for sale exclusively in The Shops at The Corning

In this virtual event, the prestigious 2021 Rakow Commission will be unveiled for the first time. Hear from the artist about their practice and the commissioned work, then watch the premiere of a short documentary video about the creation of the 2021 Rakow Commission. The Museum's annual Rakow

The Corning Museum of Glass (CMoG) has named Brooklyn-based artist Leo Tecosky (b. 1981, USA) the recipient of the 2021 Rakow Commission. The prestigious award supports the creation of a new work of art in glass by an artist who is not yet represented in CMoG’s collection. For the Rakow Commission,

Watch as Chris Rochelle creates Martha's gnome cheerleader named Mike for our You Design It; We Make It! demonstration. During the pandemic, Martha took up playing in a fantasy football league and Mike is the cheerleader for her team. Want to see your design created in glass? Submit your idea

Watch as Rockwell Collaborative Guest Artist Elaine K. Ng works together with Museum gaffers to experiment and realize her designs in glass. Multidisciplinary artist Elaine K. Ng currently has two special installations on view at The Rockwell Museum, including a site-specific installation as part

Watch as Catherine Ayers and the Hot Glass Demo Team create Lindsey's opossum on a pie in glass for our You Design It; We Make It! demonstration. Check out the finished piece starting at 1:27:38. Want to see your design be made by our talented glassmakers? Submit your idea for a future You

TikTok star and host of Netflix’s Blown Away, Nick Uhas, teams up with The Corning Museum of Glass to present a special demonstration geared towards the weird and wonderful things glass can do. A science influencer, Nick combines his formal science education with his insatiable curiosity to create