Craft in America: LANDSCAPE episode
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www.craftinamerica.org. Craft artists depend on their natural environment for both materials and inspiration. This hour looks at the processes through which natural materials become finished works of craft, and what deeper messages may be contained therein. Featured artists include Jan Yager, Kit Carson, David Gurney, George & Mira Nakashima, Richard Notkin, and Timberline Lodge. PBS premiere: May 30, 2007.
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What a marvelous Series....this is my third one....Thank you so much.
I'm totally mesmerized and in awe of the deep talents, dedication, spirits and purpose of all these incredible crafts people. What beauty and I find myself very moved watching these wonderful, creative artists. I am a lifelong lover of crafts and art and a longtime subscriber to American Craft Magazine. Thank you so much for this incredible series! I will be watching every one of them. What time well wasted!
Wonderful series. Love this artist and relate to her. I am an artist and love to incorporate found things.
No matter what you don’t like - you will find something here that you do like and will probably inspire you
Very moving. Thank you.
truly delightful 💙💙💙💙🎶🎶
Weeds are beautiful too. There is beauty in everything in nature. It's how you embrace it 😉
This has got to be one of my all time favorite series .. I watch these over and over and over .. and love every minute !!
I.just got home from school today and I watched craft in America and I love it now 😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰
I admire her attitude I am working on it myself. Seeing the positive or beauty in all things and or make them beautiful thru art. Thank you for showing these programs.
I'm so glad that this video has came into my path it's like it was put in my reach for some weird reason, ,it fits me, I don't understand why, but I hit like and subscribe in the first 5 seconds I'm so thankful I can explore it more now
Really enjoying each one of these Craft In America films and, as an artist, I am extremely inspired by them-Thank you!
thank you for this video.
Thanks in Pittsburgh
Loved watching this video
Wonderful. I am loving all these Craft in America films.
@jenniferowen7061
2 жыл бұрын
I love it too
Another great film from CIM. Thank you.
Beautiful works and wonderful artists.
Jan you are Brilliant ❤
I've watched this so many times n will watch many more times. I LOVE this show!!!
@JacqsieRae
7 жыл бұрын
I've got all the material to make a bunch of those hooky rugs @23:28. These shows are so inspiring !
@20greeneyes20
4 жыл бұрын
@@JacqsieRae go for it ! :) Oh it's been awhile did you go for it? Lol
@JacqsieRae
4 жыл бұрын
@@20greeneyes20 yes
I love this episode, but noticed one thing. In the beautiful tree of life pieces Adam and Eve have belly buttons. Being the first man and woman, they wouldn't have had belly buttons. Just sayin' . 😀
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I've come to the conclusion that to be an artist you have to flipping nuts.... Bipolar or something..... Some of them are way out there!
@carolpearce7755
4 жыл бұрын
lol Especially the "ears" guy.
@billastell3753
4 жыл бұрын
And a person is sane to work on an assembly line?
@20greeneyes20
4 жыл бұрын
That's a sad 😢 assumption wow. Take visual art out of this world and see how you feel then. Look around art is everywhere architecture in the buildings landscaping that people create I could go on. I don't think you realize what you are thinking. Hmmm well the crack vials ???
the troubling part is not her calling attention to the crack vials ...its the using them as jewelry ...the rich buying and wearing crack vial jewelry is appalling to me...
Her crack vile necklaces have to go. It's too ghetto to be called art in my opinion. On a lighter more positive note. Her leafy art rocks!!