The mission of Craft in America is to promote, advance and engage people in original handcrafted work, through programs in all media. We produce national PBS broadcasts, free online streaming and virtual resources, educator guides, catalogs and online publications, and in-person, free programs at the Craft in America Center in Los Angeles. The Center offers exhibitions, lectures, workshops and special programs for under-served public school students and community members.
This channel is an on-going source of bonus clips and artist videos from the Peabody Award-winning PBS series CRAFT IN AMERICA and from the Craft in America Center located in Los Angeles, CA.
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Fantastic! All of them.
That is so cool.
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Beautiful family for a beautiful tradition... Heart from France
The climate has ALWAYS been changing ever since Earth formed. The amount of anti-intellectualism about climate is really, really weird. I have to wonder if this is a mental illness caused by fear and hatred for the natural world. It's also possibly a fear of change, fear over a lack of control. Here's the thing...humans do not control this planet. We never have and never will. Nature is a powerful force that humans should respect, but nature is not an enemy. We need to live in harmony with this planet; and you don't do that by hating it.
I can also see preeschoolers losing their wee minds over the spinners. Hold this and run? STAND BACK, MY TIME HAS COME. **hero pose**
It satisfies on a primal level. You hit it, it falls, you eat. Simple enough, when you break it down. Its an Auroch hunt. Making that beautiful and fantastic and everything a child fantasizes of, now THAT is the art form. The art of making pure happiness.
Magical! Love!!!
Just saw the Basie band in Minneapolis. I don't know much about trumpets but I knew that one was special. Looked verrrry different than others I'd seen. Asked the guy next to me; he knew. What a coincidence I could watch this!
WOW, beautiful!
wonderful profession 😍🥰🤩
His last great chair should end up going to our beloved president Trump.
Crafts, ie hard-skills, will become important again when foreign mass-production goods no longer price out domestic work.
Thank you for sharing
I started doing this with trees and bushes when they started coming back in... I love it
Sound is terrible very ecco hard touch derstand
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We CANNOT lose these cultures! Keep fighting! ❤
As a German miniaturist for 30 years I am thrilled by the quality of the shown pieces, but I am also in aw about the prices !
I am rather moved. The film shows very well how quilts have played an important role in the story of the USA, serving as powerful means of expression, yet practical items. The are rich with stories, reflecting the lives of those who made them. Also, it's incredible to see how this tradition continues today, with contemporary artists bringing their perspectives. These quilts are not just pieces of art; they are important reminders of history and heritage. The film does a wonderful job.
I'm very inspired by Syd Carpenter's perspective. Her mention about not feeling like a master craftsperson because she is constantly learning is a refreshing reminder that even the most skilled artists continually evolve. She clearly has a wealth of knowledge and experience and her work is stunning and unique. I am particularly interested in the stories behind each piece and would love to learn more about her inspirations. Truly an inspiring artist with a lot to say, both through her words and her work.
Hello Son, Jimmy is the good one
Your baskets are beautiful, thank you so much for sharing.
Beautiful work
World peace thru art! What a concept. Positive politics.
How can I see more of his work?
Fantastic.
das ist sehr schöne Kunst, ich komme aus Deutschland und liebe Amerikanische Folkart, besondes Patchwork Quilts , Crazy und Amish Quilts , können Sie darüber ein weiteres video machen ,bitte vielen dank
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"I started making furniture a long time ago, but it never occurred to me that, really in a way, that people make furniture, you know, I didn’t think anybody did this" = most European, White Male sentence ever
I so admire those who have achieved so much in the world of glass art. Thanks, these pieces are so beautiful,
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What a marvelous Series....this is my third one....Thank you so much.
Absolutely wonderful thank you so much for sharing this video! The pieces are marvelous!
Swore I saw this guys doc somewhere now I can't find it anywhere legit
I love your music. I’m glad you are keeping it alive. My roots are French Canadian so similar music.😊❤
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!
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Please listen to the beautifully stated comments at 5:35! These 2 men of 2 different age groups stated very powerful & meaningful sentiments!! I had to stop & replay it 3 times!! What an awesome video🤗. I was thinking of going this year, but having now seen it in this video, I’m making plans to attend next year 2025!!
When he said "I think this is what world peace looks like," I just started to cry. The art and the people are so beautiful. Many thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
That “this is what world peace looks like” comment totally blew me away as well. These people are just as beautiful as the items they’re creating, and each one has their personal story. Crafters are the most authentic and compassionate souls that there are.
Beautiful items… people are so creative and talented… art and music and smiles are universal… build bridges not walls. 🌎🕊️ 🌜🌞🌛
Thanks a lot to open my mind . Sylvie from France
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Just “wow” am in awe of his skill and craftsmanship. His eye for colour and detail. What an honour it would be to wear his art. So much soul and story. Deeply connected to nature and his ancestry. I have even more appreciation for the artisan jewellers now - thank you for this video
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