Fiber artist Kay Sekimachi, VISIONARIES episode

www.craftinamerica.org. Fiber artist Kay Sekimachi and collector Forrest L. Merrill, VISIONARIES episode. PBS premiere December 21, 2018.
VISIONARIES documents the ways in which artists and influencers inspire new generations to envision the limitless possibilities of craft. Featuring textile designer and founder of LongHouse Reserve Jack Lenor Larsen, curator Helen Molesworth and Black Mountain College, weaver Kay Sekimachi, collector Forrest L. Merrill, and book artist Felicia Rice. PBS premiere December 21, 2018.
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Such wondrous visionary artistry with mother nature’s materials. Sekimachi’s creations are stunning. Thank you~

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Extraordinary and inspiring. Thank you for uploading.

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Increible Works‼️‼️😊

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Wonderful but there is a major error in the narration as unfortunately the curator who spoke is not informed. Trude Guermonprez was an accomplished weaver, trained at a Bauhaus type school, worked for years in Europe designing, before she came to Black Mountain College to replace Anni Albers. Then she stayed and she and Anni ran the weaving program before Trude came out to California. She was a very important figure in fiber arts.