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The Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York marks its 75th year as a center for glass art preservation, research, and education. The institution houses extensive collections spanning 3,500 years of glassmaking history and operates multiple glassworking studios. Their facility includes demonstration spaces, research laboratories, and a specialized library dedicated to glass documentation. The museum's "Glass in a Flash" video series features resident instructors Michael and Katie demonstrating fundamental glassblowing techniques and common workshop solutions. Content ranges from basic safety protocols to advanced forming methods, available through their Instagram channel and YouTube livestreams. The series incorporates workshop footage, technical tutorials, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of museum operations. Public programming at the museum combines hands-on glassmaking experiences with cultural events, including their recent 75th Anniversary celebration. The education department develops curriculum materials and hosts workshops for skill levels from beginner to master craftsperson. Their social media presence connects an international community of glass artists, researchers, collectors and enthusiasts through live demonstrations, archival content, and event coverage.