Shattering the Mold: Chihuly and the Science of Glass Blowing- Part 1 | Artrageous with Nate

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Have you ever wondered how glass is made or how an artist makes a glass sculpture? Join us as we explore the life of world-famous artist Dale Chihuly, discover the amazing Toledo Museum of Art, and go behind-the-scenes at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis. Then, watch as we create a thirty-foot-tall faux-glass sculpture with hundreds of young friends. Truly an Artrageous project!
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18 сен 2024

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@carolbenson6524 5 лет назад

Some of the best artwork I've ever seen. The Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs has carried his work. Just gorgeous!

@artrageousnate 5 лет назад

So great to hear how many places you can see his work! Of course, I love Colorado (have family in the Springs,) so maybe I just need to go out for another visit. Thanks for the feedback and for watching/subscribing!

@artgirlmermaid 5 лет назад

Using this video with my elementary and MS art students.... we love your video!!! Thank you for helping spread the love of art

@artrageousnate 5 лет назад

Absolutely LOVE getting messages like this! So glad to hear my videos help you out in the classroom, and that your students enjoy them as well. Super appreciate the support!!! Thanks for the feedback, and for being an educator!

@annevickers3307 6 лет назад

Great story! I would love more like this for my high school art class. Thank you!👍😁

@annevickers3307 6 лет назад

I hope I can find part 2??

@artrageousnate 6 лет назад

So great that you found the show! Definitely love hearing from art educators, so definitely send any feedback my way. The other parts are available if you just click on videos. Thanks for being an educator!

@WilliamPfeffer4 10 лет назад

I appreciated this video! Post more!

@EmperorZilant 9 лет назад

woah that glass art was amazing. though the only problem with glass art is it can break easily

@zanasth 9 лет назад

MUITO BOM. FELIZ EM CONHECÊ-LO

@artloyj 8 лет назад

great vids nate - so what do you suppose they used as a blow pipe back in the day?

@artrageousnate 7 лет назад

ej rod I have wondered this myself! From what I've read, apparently they were probably ceramic and not very long. Thanks for watching!

@ChipChapinSJ 7 лет назад

The "ancient Egyptian" vase is probably a good deal more than 1,400 years old (8:23). Maybe that's the date B.C, so 3,400 years? Edit: Oh, the timeline at 9:29 has it right.

@b4ds33d 5 лет назад

Steve from blues clues wears black T-shirt’s now?

@ba-dum_tss 6 лет назад

Editing and backgrounds music is overdone.

@artrageousnate 6 лет назад

53421 555 Sorry you found it irritating. This episode is almost seven years old, so needless to say I’ve learned a lot since then! I think I was just excited to “flex” my newly discovered animating skills, so I went a bit overboard. Overall, I still feel the episode covers a lot of good material in an approachable manner. That was the goal. Thanks for the feedback.

@ba-dum_tss 6 лет назад

Artrageous with Nate : seven years ago? Oh I sincere apologize for harsh words, I appreciate your efforts and content you gathered back then.