Calder Kamin repurposes trash into art, segment from PLAY episode
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craftinamerica.org. In Breckenridge, Colorado, Calder Kamin creates an art installation at the Breckenridge International Arts Festival. Calder is committed to reusing and recycling in her art and sculpts from discarded plastic, creating a unicorn with old Mardi Gras beads and engaging the community to learn sustainable art methods.
PLAY celebrates the power of imagination and the child in all of us. Featuring piñata artists Roberto Benavidez and Lorena Robletto, puppeteer Schroeder Cherry, artist Calder Kamin, and Noah’s Ark at the Skirball Cultural Center and the Cotsen Children’s Library.
Now streaming on the PBS App, pbs.org/craftinamerica, and craftinamerica.org. PBS broadcast premiere December 29, 2023 (check local listings).
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We need a LOVE button here. Brilliant and inspiring. Happy Earth Day!!!
I really admire artists in general, but I especially admire artists who work with garbage/recycling material. So cool!
Sensational!!! You are a fabulous artist and thanks for being such a conceptual recycler!
A true inspiration.
❤ Absolutely love this! The only issue is that cement is a tremendous green house gas emitter, so it would be great if it could be replaced by a more environmentally harmless substance. Of course there’s a very small amount being used for these art projects.
Fun stuff!
I am charmed that her name is the same as a famous sculptor, Alexander Calder. It guides her path ❤
Wonderful work. Time frame to complete once upon a time project.❤
UNBELIEVABLE! She really turns shit into gold! So beautiful, so meaningful, so creative. I love that woman and her work! 🎉❤🌞
Wow, I love Crafts in America. There haven't been any new shows lately. But this 1 I haven't seen, I assume it's new. This is absolutely beautiful and a wonderful idea. I wish I had this kind of talent 2 recycle my garbage.
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As a textile artist, this video has truly inspired me.
I could be mistaken, but I think I saw this video at least 3 years ago, a college class???? It’s such a beautiful art installation that you’ll see how quickly the kids stop & get off their bikes!! How lucky for everyone who comes across it!!!
Perfect!
Wow! Love it! 😍🇸🇪
Nice nod to Thomas Dambo and his giant trolls made from pallet wood. He also made many fanciful sculptures from plastic trash as part of large, festive event spaces in his native Denmark. I love Calder's work!
Beautiful work.
Lovely 💖👏🏼👏🏼🦄
WOW!
I am also an artist who uses waste to create. Unfortunately recycling is not the answer. The only way to end plastic waste is to stop creating it or greatly reduce it at the manufacturing level.
Il cavallo è eccezionale 👍
You are just.... wow... incredible... an idol for many, safe Mother Earth, God bless your talent, wonderful THANK YOU
You do beautiful work!
Wonderful, creative and meaningful!
wunderschön , phantastische Idee, i love craft in America
Just incredible, thank you.
Seeing you teaching the children and how attentive they are gave me chills. This is beyond wonderful, thank you for sharing your gifts.
Fabolous!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
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Absolutely wonderful 🦄
The mushrooms!
That unicorn is beautiful but it has no neck…
This of course seems all well and good. With everything she makes, I can imagine her pieces eventually ending up in the “trash” some where at some time. In my humble opinion, you are decorating a beautiful naturally made forest with man made trash, whether you think you are recycling or not. Mardi Gras beads in a tree? No.