Therman Statom at February 2300°, 2011 [electronic resource] / The Corning Museum of Glass.

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Therman Statom at February 2300°, 2011 [electronic resource] / The Corning Museum of Glass.

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Author/Artist: 
Corning Museum of Glass. 2300° (February 17, 2011 : Corning, N.Y.).
Publisher: 
Corning, N.Y. : Corning Museum of Glass, 2011.
Description: 
1 streaming video file (3 min.) : digital, sd., col.
Other Authors: 
Corning Museum of Glass.
Format of Material: 
Video
Subjects: 
Corning Museum of Glass. 2300° February 17, 2011 : Corning, N.Y.)
Glass sculpture United States 21st century.
Glass art United States 21st century.
Glass blowing and working 21st century.
Bib ID: 
129017
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Variant Title: 
2300° : Therman Statom
Twenty-three hundred degrees
Notes: 
Title from video caption.
Free 2300° events take place several times each year at the Museum, featuring live music, hot glassmaking, and great food and drink. Visit www.cmog.org/2300 to learn more.
Therman Statom, glass artist.
Produced in conjunction with the event "2300°", held at The Corning Museum of Glass on Febraury 17, 2011.
Artist Therman Statom talks about his glassmaking demonstration at the Museum's February 2300° event and about his work in general. Statom has works in The Corning Museum of Glass permanent collection, and he also created a sculptural installation for the nearby Corning Incorporated headquarters.
Mode of access: internet.
Not commercially distributed.
Event Notes: 
Produced in conjunction with the event "2300°", held at The Corning Museum of Glass on Febraury 17, 2011.