2001 Glass Masters Series Robert Mickelsen

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  • Опубликовано: 8 окт 2013
  • In 2001, our first International Flameworking Conference, featured and celebrated the career of Robert Mickelsen whose work has inspired a new wave of creative people at the torch.
    Mickelsen's signature art work is influenced by organic forms from the plant kingdom, non-referential free standing work and at times folk-art inspired sculpture. Occasionally, his inspirations come from reinterpreting historic glass-working techniques a contemporary vision. The result reflects an edgy contemporary attitude that permeates his objects.
    Robert is a natural teacher who generously shares techniques with younger artists.
    I am proud to present a video of Robert Mickelsen's demonstration ... at our first conference.

Комментарии • 35

  • @CarolReidCA
    @CarolReidCA 8 лет назад +4

    Interesting demo, TY!
    We could really use more community & private schools on the west cost that teach glass work, as well as factories that create it!
    Long ago, we bad several glass factories in S. CA, but sadly not any more.
    Thankfully people are starting to realize how damaging plastics are to the envi, and are starting to go back to glass, so hopefully the Arts that go with it will return here as well!?!
    Good demo!

  • @jonnyg7629
    @jonnyg7629 4 года назад +3

    OMG!!! cant believe it... @ 6:25 thats an extremely rare shot of the infamous, the myth the man the legend, someone that i worked next to and taught me alot about glass.... it is DAN.K sitting front row!! dam THE DAN.K he is sitting next to mike plain.

    • @adamstellar8234
      @adamstellar8234 Год назад

      Historic. Like when Dank K, cam and Bob made the first water bubbler together that first day with something other than the National hand torch.

  • @Tony-InLosAngeles
    @Tony-InLosAngeles 6 лет назад

    Thank You
    Tony...west hills, ca. usa

  • @SalemCollegeNJ
    @SalemCollegeNJ  10 лет назад +2

    The IFC and Glass Education Center are located in New Jersey.

  • @ismelltrouble7266
    @ismelltrouble7266 2 года назад

    I also like to work standing up. I find that my mind is in a more ready state when I'm standing. Also what he said about the wrist for me is 100% true

  • @sjobang
    @sjobang 8 лет назад

    Great video! All I missed was RM explaining what he was doing, along the way.

  • @poelgeestglass
    @poelgeestglass 9 лет назад

    The master at work.

  • @RL_Stine_88
    @RL_Stine_88 8 лет назад +1

    Does this guy remind you of the main character in the first jurassic park movie? just the look hahaha. great vid!

  • @JustinCglass
    @JustinCglass 9 лет назад

    How do I join you guys?
    I have been flame working since 2005 and all of the artists In the intro is people I have looked up to ever since. I feel I have gotten to the point to allow the glass to do what I would like even when it comes to picky color.
    Feel free to contact me anytime. From manufacturing color to making something worth a damn. I am here to help
    Thank you

  • @stevenjohnson3620
    @stevenjohnson3620 10 лет назад

    Is this in Salem Oregon? Or in New Jersey?

  • @alessiatoscano9344
    @alessiatoscano9344 5 лет назад

    What kind of glass is it?

  • @BK-qc8rr
    @BK-qc8rr 10 лет назад

    He would be a great bong maker or teacher. ^.^y

    • @neoachemist74
      @neoachemist74 9 лет назад

      Why would he do that? have you ever seen what his pieces go for?

    • @BK-qc8rr
      @BK-qc8rr 9 лет назад +1

      Chris Finucan No I have not, but I know that there are some bongs that sell for over 100k thats why he would do that. ^.^y

    • @ih8tusernam3s
      @ih8tusernam3s 9 лет назад +2

      Chris Finucan He does make functional art under the name RAM. Look at his "Weapons of Peace"

    • @BK-qc8rr
      @BK-qc8rr 9 лет назад

      ih8tusernam3s
      awsome ty ^.^y

    • @neoachemist74
      @neoachemist74 9 лет назад

      I stand corrected!

  • @ZongerCloud
    @ZongerCloud 10 лет назад

    i dont get how that design was made on the first tube? he didnt show or tell?? was it just sandblasted to created tho black shapes?

    • @silverreylo1240
      @silverreylo1240 9 лет назад +1

      "He didn't show or tell?" Yes, he did tell. Open your ears.

    • @ZongerCloud
      @ZongerCloud 9 лет назад

      my ears are open. would you be so kind to show me at what time he explains it? thanks

    • @bassfish3514
      @bassfish3514 7 лет назад

      36.34

  • @JustinCglass
    @JustinCglass 9 лет назад

    To all who give a shit to read. Blowing glass is like playing a piano, lead with your natural flow. Do not force your way to make what you want. Let it flow

  • @xylem_45
    @xylem_45 10 лет назад +4

    Look at all that bubble trash at 22:35

  • @bradfordpeters2033
    @bradfordpeters2033 5 лет назад

    mike plane always look like he's pissed about something.

  • @bfkfrettem
    @bfkfrettem 9 лет назад

    walter whites new glass project.

  • @johnmason6387
    @johnmason6387 9 лет назад +4

    It is kind of sad.....this is a very true art form....every one in the crowd looks like their main goal is to make weed pipes....

    • @frankieesquet1222
      @frankieesquet1222 8 лет назад +13

      so what a lot of us pipers are the new evolution in the art.... wine gets you trashed too but i bet you will praise someone who makes them wine glasses... your a sad person and your life has no color

    • @frankieesquet1222
      @frankieesquet1222 8 лет назад +14

      +Frankie Esquet ohh and by the way this guy makes pipes too... some of the best ones too

    • @Jeff121456
      @Jeff121456 5 лет назад

      Really sad. Who would make art useful?

    • @tru.genetics6023
      @tru.genetics6023 Год назад

      You are probably a smoke weed now and support import glass.