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“Head Hunters: Behind the Scenes" is an exciting new TV series that offers viewers a unique look into the world of contemporary glass art and the artists who push the boundaries of what's possible in the medium. Follow us behind the scenes and into our studio as we explore this visually captivating underground world of glass art.
In each episode, we challenge some of the most talented and innovative glass artists in the scene to create the world's largest borosilicate art glass pieces. These artists work in five-person teams, pushing their creativity and skill to the absolute limit. The results are sure to amaze and inspire.
Our virtual gallery offers viewers a chance to own a piece of art history, as we showcase these stunning glass art pieces. But that's not all - we also provide resources for those interested in learning more about this highly creative industry, and even offer tips for those looking to break into the field.
Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the world of “Head Hunters: Behind the Scenes". Get ready for a visually stunning and captivating ride that you won't forget!
THE VISION
Imagine these two series, blended together, to make Head Hunters. Jonathan Killman is the Boro Industry's equivalent of Jesse James. Wait until you see what he's cooking up in the shop for these master artists to build.
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5 Artists + 5 Days
All the tools and materials they could ever use working together to complete their own
CELESTINE GLASS PROJECT
WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT
This TV series about "Degenerate Glass Art" is important for several reasons:
1. It shines a light on a niche and relatively unknown art form: Glass art is not often in the mainstream spotlight, and "Degenerate Glass Art" in particular is a lesser-known genre. By showcasing this type of art, the TV series can introduce viewers to new art forms and help to promote greater understanding and appreciation of this unique form of artistic expression.
2. It provides a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process: The series invites viewers into the studio and provides an up-close look at the creative process behind these impressive glass art pieces. This can help to demystify the artistic process and provide inspiration and insight for aspiring artists.
3. It highlights the importance of collaboration: The artists in the series work in five-person teams, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and teamwork in creating something truly remarkable. This can serve as a valuable lesson for viewers in all areas of life, demonstrating the power of working together to achieve a common goal.
4. It offers resources for those interested in learning more: The series also offers resources for viewers who are interested in learning more about glass art and the industry, including tips for aspiring artists. This can be valuable information for anyone who wants to explore their own creative potential or gain a deeper understanding of the art form.
WHAT MAKES THIS SHOW UNIQUE?
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AN IN-DEPTH AND PERSONAL BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT BORO GLASS ART
Past and present, we look at the history of borosilicate glass art and watch current cutting-edge artists in action as they compete for the #1 spot in the Head Hunters Celestine Glass Project.
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IF CANNABIS SHOWS CAN BE SUCCESSFUL, THEN THIS WILL BE AN INSTANT HIT!
Recent cannabis reform has legitimized this formerly "degenerate glass art." Now demand for high end borosilicate glass pipes has grown at a record pace. Cannabis shows have proven highly successful, and pulling from the same demographic, it's a dedicated audience. In fact, it's growing daily, and with federal reform on the horizon—there is no end in sight.
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SPECIAL GUESTS, WORLD-RENOWNED ARTISTS, AMAZING ARTWORK AND FIRE!
Blending fresh content, ideas and essential elements together with positive long-term goals for creators and partners, we're creating a cutting-edge series that not only pushes the limits of glass art, but glass art shows themselves.
Coming soon 2023
THE ARTISTS
JONATHAN
KILLMAN
Artist
Executive Producer Jonathan Killman has been glassblowing since 1994. This founder and lead artist at Chong Glass has instructed 200+ students & apprentices.
MATT
SIMPSON
Artist
Matthew has been blowing glass since 1995. He worked at Chong Glass from 2000-2003 before going solo. He is currently a full-time glass artist.
WHITNEY HARMON
Artist
Whitney started lampwoking in 1999, doing basic production work until about 2007. He created the the ecolor changing quartz product, know as the Thermochromic Bucket.
JOSH
MCDANIEL
Artist
Alex has been blowing glass for 25 years. He competed in and won the Glass Champs in Vegas and was the lead artist organizer for AGI.
TOM
HOWELL
Artist
Born on a molten planet in a dark galaxy and fueled by inspirational herbs, Big Tom uses gravity and flame to shape rock hard glass into sacred objects.
JULIE
RIGGS
Artist
Julie started teaching herself how to blow glass in 2001, spending over a decade traveling & taking classes from several of the world's most renowned glass masters, learning all she could about the many facets of working with glass. After taking a hiatus for a few years to focus on family & health, Headhunters is finally getting her back on the torch!
PARTNERS
Head Hunters Celestine Glass Project presents a unique opportunity to partner and promote your product or company with strategic product placement, usage and brand awareness.
As part of our team, we'll create strategic brand connections and alignment through one-of-a-kind experiences and original content. With your support, we'll highlight the extraordinary products and services our partners carry, and the inextricable effects we can create for your brand or company.
