Kiln-Formed Glass with Rudy Gritsch | Master Class Series, Volume VI

Produced from 1998 to 2014, each video in The Studio’s Master Class Series presents a portrait of an artist and teaches a glassworking technique. Until now, these 30-minute videos have only been available on DVD.
Rudy Gritsch, an Austrian artist and instructor, takes viewers through many of his kiln-forming processes. This video follows Gritsch as he takes his work from the initial phases of design through the detailed set-ups, firings, and finishing processes, to completed works of art.
He demonstrates how he builds elements using multiple glass layers that he has created, and shares his thoughts behind his work and his teaching. Gritsch takes the viewer on a tour of kiln-worked objects in the Museum’s collection.

[@veerlederidder-glassvdr]

Beautiful film, thanks for this opportunity to see you at work.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thank you too!

[@seabeepirate]

This helped to get me excited about glass again. Thanks!

[@rebecaaragon7101]

Amazing works of art & dedication!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@Glass596]

Yes i can completely relate thanks for sharing ❤

[@josephinedlrgammad129]

Thank you so much for these process you gladly share ..it will surely help me in my journey with these superbly interesting glassArtform...and to be able to impart too the next genre...

[@richardlanders3807]

Beautiful Rudy...Love the Band-Aid..Hello from NZ

[@patriciapeterson2820]

absolutely amazing!!

[@nicolascuevas2935]

Un docente excepcional, hermosa persona. Thanks CMOG for sharing

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@susanringrose851]

One word Beautiful 🙏❤️

[@josephinedlrgammad129]

SIr thus is trully the most ever amazingly SUPERB TEACHINGS ABOUT GLASS THAT GIVES ME MORE DEPTH IN UNDERSTANDING THE GLASSWORKS GLASSART THAT US... IN ITS MOST OUTSTANDING MANNER.. IM A 58,A FILIPINA GLASS ARTIST TOO, AND A BABY IN THIS GKASSFUSING OROCESS IF A VERY INTERESTING ARTFORM THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR SHARING YOYR ART AND PROFESSION.AM LOOKING FORWARD TO LEARNING MORE FROM YOU BECAUSE I NEED TO IMPART MORE TO MY NATION..AGAIN MY DEEPEST GRATITUDE..I BUSY MYSELF WITH YOUR PROCESS WHILE WAITING FOR MY EYE OPERATION I JUST CANT STOP

[@josephinedlrgammad129]

Im from d philippines and still very eager to.learn.more..life begins at 60!!!

[@eshrafbousabbeh1048]

Magnifique 💜✨

[@CJ70-]

Amazing

[@Carlo-h3m]

Veramente molto interessante.
Bravo

[@sansapukin2949]

очень понравилось ,с любовью из Крыма ,Феодосия ,Бог в помощь !!!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@Kingfarter]

❤

[@michellestack4040]

Wow

[@atelierdachris322]

♥

[@eshrafbousabbeh1048]

What kind of glass do the master use please?

[@joshschneider9766]

He has had a long working relationship with bullseye glass company as I understand it.

[@artcanbelove7873]

Like all amazing glass artists, he has a bandaid on his finger lol.

[@michaelrunnels7660]

At 14:15 he describes the display as "Islamic work" made 900 BC. Islam didn't exist until the 7th century CE, 1,500 years later.

[@castor9683]

True, he probably meant to say Arabic work but misspoke.

[@DoubleMDownie]

First

[@nean266]

This is not a class and he is not a master. He shows very elementary techniques. His luck is to have access to expensive tools most glass workers do not have.

[@Smellvin42]

Why you hating

[@joshschneider9766]

😂😂😂 this dudes been making kiln formed glass since the nineteen eighties and this is a very minimal look into his work.