Masters of Studio Glass: Toots Zynsky

Toots Zynsky's distinctive filet de verre (glass thread) vessels enjoy a widespread popularity and deserved acclaim for their often extraordinary, and always unique, explorations in color. Defying categorization, her pieces inhabit a region all their own, interweaving the traditions of painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts. The exhibition, Masters of Studio Glass: Toots Zynsky, was on view at The Corning Museum of Glass, April 2, 2011 - December 4, 2011. This exhibition was drawn from the Museum's permanent collection.
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[@belacickekl7579]

Ever since seeing her work in the Toledo Museum of Art, I've always wanted to know how she did it. Thanks for sharing, Corning!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@annecrossway1762]

Gorgeous. Her glass has the appearance of silky flower petals!

[@AlessioFangano]

This was quite mind blowing and very touching...

[@cabinetsofcuriosity1]

I am in absolute awe. You are very inspiring. Thank you.

[@rcbowstring123]

of all the "masters of glass" videos, this one is my favorite :)

[@CorrettaSinger]

Very beautiful and moving work. Interesting to see that she is a Synesthete....she translates music as color. Wonderful.

[@dearbrown3086]

I find all of them astonishing

[@tannerh3838]

So Beautiful!

[@paulkumar1698]

just beautiful. oh so beautiful..

[@friedbergje]

Brilliant!

[@susanringrose851]

Wow I’d love to see this being done up close. I understand about the portrayed of lost so you make it clearer fir me thank you.

[@JoshJNYC]

Beautiful, beautiful work...I'm a professional classical musician, and I have always wished that I had synesthesia. So envious!

[@totukimou]

JoshJNYC I am synesthetic, i can't live without music, i am many things, but im also synesthetic, when I hear my music i see patterns, diagrams, smells,, i never get out of my house, never, only for medical reasons, i can't make new friends, because they are transparent to me, and the worst is that I can feel the pain on others i can feel the loss, or the agony, but i never feel the joy, the happiness, i don't know why.

[@TymstoneArt]

Beautiful.

[@9772783]

perfectly excited basic glass art!

[@guysiegel496]

I am in awe...

[@liemisomolale7545]

Your work is amazing...breathtaking❤

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@grajo686]

Very beautiful and nice work

[@susanringrose851]

O so beautiful

[@rodeo012]

VERY NICE, BEAUTIFUL

[@cinnamonsticks100]

incredible

[@kittipotprayotmee8620]

Respect​

[@yugerr]

Оригинальная техника. Очень интересно!

[@rares883]

it is so nice :)

[@allatgoddess8961]

What is that music? What's the name, please. It goes with the art, it's so beautiful!

[@djjoshua007]

The hardest part of that glass art is buying the kilns... ...........

[@clockmakerify]

It looks like a frozen northern lights.

[@racesmith3075]

They remind me of poppies, flowers of rest

[@mosaiclegacy4893]

soul touching, how can i contact you please let me know . :)

[@luciaboscolo3518]

❤️

[@ATMAtim]

A strange cookie but sort of interesting work.

[@hoodheisenberg]

[@somethingsinlife5600]

Toots? She's really called toots?

[@BlurnGanston]

who cares?

[@kelymknowles1]

Talk about overly dramatic...It's a nice vase and all but it's just not that deep, lady. The 70's are over. Time to come off your trip, woman.