Jason Christian Guest Artist Demonstration

Watch Jason Christian's demo from February's 2300° event where he makes a "bumpershoot" parasol out of glass in the Amphitheater Hot Shop.
The Guest Artist Series features world-class visiting artists at work in the Amphitheater Hot Shop. These special, extended demonstrations provide a fascinating peek at the techniques, artistry, and improvisation that comprise contemporary glassmaking. Our own Hot Glass Demo Team assists and narrates for each artist, answering audience questions in real time. Learn more at www.cmog.org/p....

[@1st1anarkissed]

since discovering this video channel I will never look at glasswork the same way again!

[@Fiona2254]

I find myself watching this mesmerized by the process. Thanks for the steady stream of content!

[@camilletomer]

🤯 Stunning!!! That double layer patterning is so fascinating! 😍 Thank you so much for sharing this amazing demonstration!

[@sweetpeafox]

I love watching these videos.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@bonniehinshaw3131]

I just love watching you guys blow glass . It is truly an art , and you guys do it so well . Thanks for sharing it with us

[@lucanolallo1776]

I love watching these. The narrators have all been excellent. They each have their own spin on the whole thing. Very educational. Thank you.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@nancygrissett6280]

Love these shows. Unbelievable beauty comes from this art room. Thankyou for sharing all the different artists that come and show their talents. God bless.

[@pamelapeterson1503]

I am so amazed at this process. I’ve found your channel and I haven’t stopped watching. Thank you for all involved putting this on live stream! Happy New Years!

[@eney0522]

As someone who is considering getting into glassblowing, this is an incredible video for information. Thank you

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@belindaroot5796]

Watching from Fl. Love to see the crafters. It totally awesome.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Belinda!

[@violet2048]

Now I can breathe again. I was so antsy to see this at the end I did skip forward a tiny bit, I couldn't stand the tension. Wow, That was fantastic. If anyone breaks that thing I'd go into tears.

[@TripleG69]

Man the guy who does most of the spinning of the final product knows hus job! Suxh skill! The skirt didn't flare and the handke stayed center. Well done!

[@GordonGayleInc]

My friend Jason.....He is AWESOME!!!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, JoAnne!

[@ROCKYITME]

Nice work very lucky to be working with Mr. Chihuly I’m a big fan but after watching you you just got another fan beautiful work

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@0Psithiros]

I really love this narator!(the first one) As non-native english speaker, he made me comprehend immediately some things about the process. Great videos by the way, amazing work in this channel!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@guharup]

I thought the second narrator was more informative and took lot more questions

[@ghanima_Nyjny]

We can look the video even if we are no english speaker, it is great when the speaker explain more slowly

[@skaterslife6305]

Beautiful job amazing creativity. Applause, applause

[@yadaroni]

I have been waiting 2 months for an amphitheatre video. It felt like forever but I am glad to see it's still being done. Thanks for the video CMOG.

[@baddonkey75]

Same. Im a lampworkef and i like em and all but this is where its at lol

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@suep9445]

At the last stages as the top was being twirled, the pattern is very reminiscent of a clematis seed head. Lovely!

[@317tempest]

this is excellent! informative, well shot, entertaining. another fantastic vid! thanks for uploading.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@BrendaH289]

He did an awesome job, no signs of pressure! What a beautiful piece of art

[@drthik1]

I'd love to come and watch one of these live demonstrations one day

[@bettinassaasa93]

It’s just amazing ! I would love to collect all the cutup glass . Must be still beautiful .

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@rosiepisatcky7877]

Love this! So happy I found these videos!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Rose!

[@deynaweatherly4331]

The spinning of the orb is so hypnotic

[@Cronus_1]

George is great. When that handle was put on I was definitely holding my breath.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@safespacebear]

Thank you for this content. It's very fascinating

[@pyrotash]

All so smooth untill the recovery of the handle 1:18:40 I was amazed how calm your artist remained.

[@carribbeannatural4736]

Omg glass blowing is on a whole other level😮

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@ValsReview]

I like this how impressive and reminds me when I lived in Germany and the pace I visited made me a glass design on site it was so nice

[@GordonGayleInc]

I have a blue ratticello, clear with blue line, space needle in my Apt that Jason gave me quite a few years ago. One of my fav possessions. .

[@marilenaneamtu4309]

Ce frumusețe!) Iată maeștrii!

[@draven3838]

Spectacular art piece

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Gary!

[@sarahlouise7163]

i always prefer the shape before they splay it out into a platter

[@mysticmoon3758]

The shot inside the furnace looks like the Looney Toons end screen.

[@ogama843]

I was wondering what that reminded me of. 😂😂😂

[@porscha901]

THATS ALLL FOLKS

[@amybennett8447]

I would love to see pictures of the final piece after cool down.

[@jenilayman4282]

I watch on videos but would love to see it live

[@lourencomassenzi6109]

Trabalho lindo e dificílimo, parabéns.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@kathgabell4706]

Hi I’m really enjoying the process of glass blowing,my question is why doesn’t the glass break when the water is put on it. Thanks. Kath from Australia

[@oneshotme]

WOW The was beautiful! Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up also

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Russell!

[@douro20]

I wonder when Spiral Arts will ever start offering the electric pipe warmer for sale?

[@xamir1113x]

I love how he left all the glass on the last gather he’s like yeah this is alllllll under control lmao

[@tribuartdesigns2801]

Love these videos. Turning the audio on and off is very off putting however

[@dragonmaid1360]

We are just going to make a glass umbrella. **sure, why not*** These guys are so laid back.

[@danielcorich7942]

why would someone dislike this

[@christophersteen1873]

The lady announcer in the second half of the video is insanely loud and volume all over the place, the guy was way better. I keep fast forwarding every time she talks.

[@sahnawicks6737]

I think she does a fantastic job!

[@grittykitty50]

Maybe I missed it, but I would really like to see the finished piece. I think you're supposed to be able to go to Corning's website and find pictures, but for the life of me, I couldn't find the glass bumpershoot of this video. After watching a fascinating hour and a half video, having the payoff of seeing the finished piece would be great.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Hi, you can also see a photo of the finished piece on our Instagram: instagram.com/p/BuR90qxnCGf/. Thanks for watching!

[@dovinedrake6482]

Dale chahuli has been my favorite. Though I love it all.

[@Brynnium]

Olympic glassworking is here.

[@MickyBellRoberts]

Hi, came over from Stan, new friend, I just subbed to you. I am the African Lion, my channel shows what can be grown in a small backyard. God bless you abundantly.

[@Trth1707]

Delicate beautiful carapace, although the slight pattern irregularity in one point of the umbrella drew my eye all the time, the handle was a bit thick and dark, but probably need it to hold the weight of the glass in the umbrella. Insanely skilled, beautiful work, so hard, a real work of Art. Museum piece.

[@insectdude1258]

I notice a lot that they follow the artists movements with a large paddle, what's the point of that? Is it just shielding from spatter or sparks? Around the 1hr mark they start doing it a lot.

[@scottreasoner6126]

They use the paddle to deflect the heat away from the arm or hand.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

@@scottreasoner6126 Correct! Thanks for watching!

[@Necropiet]

@9:00 I've never been on the recieving end of a gloryhole before

[@Vousie]

Strange to me that they used that shot only a few times early on and then stopped, even though the presenter still mentioned it...

[@Sadowsky46]

Well, is the „delivering“ end any better? 🤣

[@KatAtomic77]

@9:52 yeah, can't say I've been either 😳😬😆

[@АбдурахмонЎзбек]

Это нереально, так человек не сможет. Эти цеховики, они джины.

[@jenilayman4282]

How long timewise is the whole process?

[@guharup]

but if you're in Lincolnshire, where it rains like a B, you will use an umbrella. Guess it varies from city to city.

[@christopheranderson4398]

Is there, or can someone provide, a link to the gallery where I could see the guest artist prices after they come out of the annealing ovens and are in full color?

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Hi Christopher, we include footage or photos of each guest artist piece at the end of the demonstration. Thanks for watching!

[@SandieBrecken-ik9uk]

These videos would be much much better if you showed More of the finished project

[@ziggyjones717]

The narrative is nice but this needs to be more like tennis because I’ve yet to hear the sound of the torch or the furnace or any of the tools on the glass or the glass rolling on the table or the team when they do talk to each other that’s all part of the process but anyway not complaining I like watching the process just wish I could hear more that makes the process easier to absorb y’all definitely do very nice work

[@zigwil153]

A justifiable Debbie Downer: An hour, thirty seven, and one screen capture of the finished piece?? There should be at least a couple of minutes of slow motion showing the piece beautifully displayed. It's like watching frame-off restoration of ultra rare car, and they end it with the clearcoat being applied in a booth. WTF?

[@dmd2652]

Why no time showing the finished piece at the end i watched an 1:30 and you take 10 seconds to show the finished product comon man

[@truthhurts1461]

That is not the one we saw u make. The one we saw has a gap in the top. Opppps in it plus u cant miss the oppps. So y in the end did u not show the one we saw???

[@somethingsomethingsomethingdar]

This looks easy....which means it must be ridiculously hard

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@carnivaltym]

Not enough time spent or close ups of the finished work. After 1hr 37 mins, even 2 or 3 mins is not too much to ask!

[@billygraham8662]

looks like a candy mint now. cool now its just looks great

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@Leanaburch]

Here because of Blown Away

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching our channel and Blown Away!

[@nobinobiyukou]

美しい！ しかし傘だったのか…クラゲかと思った←

[@AlexanderTheGrateful]

All that for an umbrella??

[@q9260]

Glass Thargoid

[@rubyredlopez4]

Joe Rogan my dad when he was around 13 was pulled by his ankles out of his bed and his sister seen that happen to him.

[@DanDanSniper]

Achei a campãnula torta, o cabo grosseiro e sem graça. Muito trabalho e energia pra quase nada.

[@cpokemonhe6150]

Hi

[@JAINIGS01]

RABBITRYRUNNER

[@photographykatiegirl]

the on and off of the audio ruins the experience even though I'm watching this on youtube a couple years later.

[@cindybates3485]

Cmb boy mom cindy bates

[@licuriciul]

why this moderator woman scream when she speak????