On a typical day, Kris “Special K” Uhlhorn, AKA the Bongfather, can be seen on IGTV vibing out to classic tunes, wearing Seattle Seahawks gear, and blowing a piece of glass on a stick, manipulating it ...

Jay Scott, sporting a brown ponytail and a shirt that exposes his tattoos, walks through Habatat Galleries in West Palm Beach, past Dale Chihuly’s fluorescent, coral-like cylinders and William Morris’ ...

Glassblowers will begin creating what could be the world's biggest bong on April 20, and the huge piece will eventually be on display in an upcoming cannabis museum. Artists will convene in Seattle on ...

Jason Harris and a group of other renowned glassblowing artists will be meeting in Seattle over the “4/20” weekend to create the world’s largest bong. The final piece, which will be created in parts ...

Back in January, we showed you video of local glass blower Ben “Spice” Crowley doing his thing at the Heady Glass Gallery and Studios in Englewood. Spice has since moved on, and gallery owner Chris ...

Tired of cheap, fragile, made-in-China weed bongs? The best glass bongs are quality controlled and never mass-produced. You should be able to find the best bongs at only the top smoke shops in your ...

Watching more Netflix this year than is probably healthy, I was late to the game when I discovered “Blown Away” — a “Top Chef”-style reality competition series for glassblowers — over the summer. For ...

In his home glass studio in Shakopee, Eric Ross fuses bubbles of molten glass over a bunsen burner on an industrial lathe that spins and spins. He blows into a long tube, shaping the bubbles into what ...

Arguably the best known glass or head shop on campus, 42 Degrees offers a huge selection of, uh, accessories to anyone willing to visit its E. Williams location, demarcated from its neighbors in ...

A singular event in Bingen, Washington marked Chris Hubbard’s transformation from glassblowing hobbyist to professional: “On Aug. 3, 2005, a SWAT team kicked in my door. They thought the studio was a ...

Mr. Grey — no, not the one from "50 Shades" — curates an art collection with pieces so expensive that few people can afford them. The 21-year-old independent curator, who prefers to keep his anonymity ...