“Glass work is like a sport,” says Rosenberg, who came in third in season 1 and was a guest evaluator on season 2. Plus, there’s an athleticism-almost a choreography-to glassmaking that makes it hard to look away. The craft has built-in drama (fires blazing! glass twirling and crinkling! artists rushing to and from their own personal glory hole!), suspense (will the glass break on the way to the annealer?), tragedy (the glass broke on the way to the annealer!), and characters you care about. Blown Away is Back Blown Away is back for season 3 with new contestantseach competing to be named the 'Best in Glass. Go Cat, and all the best with your medical situation.
Great art work, let down by a political judging agenda. In retrospect, glass-art-as-must-see-TV is a no-brainer. And Cat was a deeper, more delightful artist that plain, predictable Elliott. “It turned out that a lot of thought that, and a lot of us were wrong.” “On paper, glass reality TV didn’t sound like a good idea,” says Philadelphia-based glass artist Alex Rosenberg, a contestant on season 1.
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When season 1 of Netflix’s glass blowing competition show Blown Away became a surprise hit in 2019, even some of the contestants were, well, blown away. Where is Cat Burns From Blown Away Now TheCinemaholic Kriti Mehrotra JanuNetflix’s ‘Blown Away’ is one of the best reality competition series to have ever hit the streaming giant, and believe us, we’ve seen a few. Photo by David Leyes, courtesy of marblemedia. American Craft Council American Craft Council Main navigation
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