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VIDEO: At Richmond glassblowing studio, art is a Slow Burn

on September 7, 2021

Bryan Goldenberg has been a glassblower for 27 years. He holds weekly classes for students of all experience levels in his new studio, Slow Burn Glass, in Richmond.

In August, Richmond Confidential filmed one of Goldenberg’s classes and chatted with students. Some were inspired to take the class after watching the Netflix series “Blown Away,” which is about glass-blowing. Others said they were looking for a communal activity after a year of lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. For all, the class offered a shared creative experience.

At Slow Burn Glass studio in Richmond, owner Bryan Goldenberg instructs students in the art of glassblowing. (Jennifer Wiley)

1 Comments

  1. Abbe Sands on September 12, 2021 at 7:49 pm

    absolutely fabulous!



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