Craft in America: JEWELRY episode
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- craftinamerica.org. JEWELRY explores the history, artistry, and impact of personal adornment. Featuring classic jeweler Tom Herman; Harriete Estel Berman who creates jewelry with recycled materials; the coeditors of Ornament Magazine; the legacy of modernist jeweler Art Smith; nature-inspired artist Gabrielle Gould; and Navajo/Hopi master jeweler Jesse Monongya.
Streaming starting November 4, 2021 on the PBS Video App, craftinamerica.org, and pbs.org/craftinamerica. PBS broadcast premiere December 10, 2021 (check local listings).
For more info about Craft in America, visit www.craftinamerica.org.
All Craft in America programs are viewable on craftinamerica.org, the PBS iPhone/iPad app, and pbs.org/craft-in-america 
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Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful.
When he took that lapis box apart and it became a bracelet and brooch i lost all the air in my lungs. Wow.
Thank you for this extraordinary documentary ❤❤❤❤
amazing art, amazing people - thank you!
I've been sitting watching the news and sinking sinking sinking. What a breath of fresh air. Thank you ♥️
Me too.
Staying away from the news is the only way of protecting our sanity.
All news is manipulated to make us crumble into a frightened individuals, afraid of tomorrow and scared to speak up about what they stand for, in fear of being punished.
This crazy world will still carry on if we stop watching the news.
Just get some news headlines from the Reuters News Agency, very occasionally only.
But it's much better not to surrender to the brainwashing . 😊
An amazing artists!! I watch this when i need that push of possibilities!!! All of these artists are amazing!! Thank you!! You may never read this but, all of your works are amazing!!
What we have here in Story Form is real, raw, rambunctious, radical, rapturous, ravishing, Yet at the same time restorative and refined. What we have here is: Art Defined. And I Thank you for it.
Had no idea what I was watching but watched it through. Wow. Such amazing artists and jewelry.
❤❤❤❤❤so glad I found this channel!!!!
Outstanding and very unique individual pieces of art. And Perfektionismus out of this world thank you for sharing it with us. I am very grateful and touched seeing
Suche wonderful pieces
We make art when life's good. One falls ill and all priorities change their places.
We can live without art but we can't carry on without good health and good health of our members of family.
I was making my pieces for exhibitions and then, my daughter fell ill. Everything stopped. Then my husband fell ill, and even more things stopped. Normal life stopped.
People don't know how incredibly fortunate they're, if their life responsibilities allow them to carry on with their work.
It's so amazing and sad at the same time to watch this. It's such a painful reminder of the good life which is completely gone now and can never be resurrected.
Thank you for sharing this dream like documentary. ❤
Chills, tears…. I have a room, plenty tools and ideas but had to concentrate on sth else for years. You just gave me the jolt I needed to stop the foolishness, fake emergencies and do what I really want to do. Create. Do it. THANK YOU !
I'm so glad for you! If you only can, never stop. ❤
What an amazing inspiration... I can't imagine thousands of views and 19 comments.
I pray that we have more kindness than we share currently.
amazing quality bravo !!!
AMAZING video...thank you.
Thank you ❤️🤟🏻💋
All these Wonder-Full souls who absorb the messages of the Universe like sponges.
Did subscribe as token of my appreciation.
I love this series. Not only to see how some of the crafts are taught and made but it gives such a positive sense that things are actually being made by hand again and that these skills have value and not just monetarily. During the pandemic, I started crafting--teaching myself via RUclips videos. I learned how to make hand soap and laundry soap. I learned several baking and cooking skills that I never thought I'd master. I started making occasional wreathes and the bows to adorn them. I also started making silk flower arrangements. Making something of your own from start to finish is something very satisfying for the soul. And there is an abundance of crafts out there to learn. It's a very hopeful series in that we haven't been reduced to automated robots that can do little more than sit at a screen and play video games. We create and that satisfies a very primal need in us!
Amen! Yes we are spirits!
Another excellent video from Craft in America. This kind of education can inspire our country's youth and should be shown in our schools.
I love this video
Amazing Channel. Thank you.
Such good inspiration!!!
Never be afraid to think outside the box!!! Think FAR outside the box. Reach for the stars!!!
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Winner - Winner, You are my comment section winner... It is said that "Joy is where you find It!" And yes I did, I found it to be with you Donna! This is so Win Win to me. It is direct, pure, concise, and encouraging with permission to: "Reach for the stars!!!" So for that Donna I say Thank you in kind and Salute you I do!
@@Ipoetize ohhhh what a nice compliment!!! Thank you so very much!!!
🍃🤗🍃 but permission is not needed.
Amazing information about jewelry art depicting emotions and history or artistic jewelry. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful craftsmanship to everything. Just wonderful!
This was so good! Thank you!
The navajo artist really touch my soul. His work resonates in a deep level that I can not explain, it is just feeling. Thank you Sir.
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The gold and lapiz bracelet with the brooch and stand in the beginning and the bear necklaces ❤❤❤❤❤ i love this channel ...so very very interesting....thankyou
Excellent. Thank You.
I have to save and savour this video, I wouldn't want anyone disturbing my concentration! Just gorgeous pieces of art so far!! Excited😁💞
😮 I felt my mouth drop open as I watched you attach your handcrafted, most fantastic interesting pieces of jewelry together to form a vessel made to die for‼️
BEAUTY
Your talent is like no other!!
A gift. Thank you for this magnificent video.
Wow! That chased and saw-pierced ring is AMAZING!
Fantastic program! I am totally in awe of what I just saw. Thank you.
That last story gave me chills so beautiful ❤️🐨🦘
ohhhh no words to describe my aww. Thank you! 😊 🙏
Amazing episode, I love this program.
How moving! I can not describe the shift in me I now feel after watching this!
Inspiring program! It makes me want to tap into my creativity in a new way.
So it is said and So shall it be. Good Luck Leslie working in Your New Creativity!
Luis Letchenique is from my home state. and has inspired me to get back in my craft room.
Wonderful inspiring creations. The “craft” of jewelry making is equal to “fine art”. Glad I clicked on this recommendation. Now I’ve clicked on Subscribe.
Just fabulous. This is what passion looks like….incredible ❤️
Every section of this video is extraordinary. Every time a section finished I thought, Wow! This is my favourite section. Then the next came along and I could not say I loved one more than the other. Phenomenal video. Thank you.
How cool that Gabrielle Gould grew up in Duluth. Lake Superior is so very inspirational .
Thank you so much for making this beautiful video.
this woman who is doing craft in America is very remarkable, she has the skills of her ancestors and she does it very well!😑
OMG ... SPECTACULAR !!!
Thank You 🦋💫🦋
So wonderful!!! I've really enjoyed Art Smith's story. What amazing talent! I went immediately to look up his pieces.
Thanks for this gem of a episode. Really enjoyed it. Love the channel!
The recycled stuff is fabulous and intriguing.
Black plastic is a big problem.
Thank you Com & Taar.
It was an honor to be included in JEWELRY by Craft in America and featured on PBS. Jewelry has so much more to say than just a language about the value of materials.
Hello beautiful lady how are you doing today?...hope all is well with you and your family?
I think you are amazing and your pieces are stunning. Very meaningful and precious, including your message of care for the environment and our planet.
Thank you @@sazennonumber
What a beautiful episode! Oh to travel through time and visit Art Smith's shop, I can't imagine anything better.
In awe of the craftsmanship of each artist featured here. Thank you for this kind of programming. Sets my thoughts soaring.
So beautiful, you're amazing.
Wow, loved the NM indigenous representation at the end. I grew up around indigenous art and missed it so much when I moved away. There's such a soul to some of the NM artists that draws me in.
Wow. I loved this. Just being introduced to jewelry making and the history of it. Art Smith, what an awesome, talented man!
My all time favorite television show on PBS. Coming in just ahead of Antiques Roadshow.
I agree. I wonder how amazing it would be to have new "craft" visionaries every week.
I like that idea. There are allot of great visionaries who could use some attention.
what a great series. so much insight, creativity and wisdom. thank you.
Fantastic❤
Truly moved me! Each and everyone. Viewing all types of art inspires me but it is the artists and their stories that really warms my spirit! My art gets washed away and is morphed into the memory of a special event for my client. Crafting is peace and joy!
@Updo wedding hair education I share all those same feelings and could not have expressed it better!!
But also in regards to you describing your art and creations as something that is ultimately "washed away" thus gone forever.
I have always had a great appreciation and draw to artists, carafts people and creators who put so much time, effort and passion into their creations of things that are never intended to last and be around forever. Often only having a life span of hours or days. Like the hairstyles you create or chalk creations on the pavement or large sandcastle structures created only to be washed away much easier and quickly then it took the person to create it.
Of course those things can live on in photographs or film possibly forever ... But a picture just does not give people the full range of emotions they have seeing the art and creations in real life.
Anywho .. I'm not sure if that makes much sense .. But in the end for at least my own thoughts ... I hope you know that what you do is every bit as important and respectable as any other artist, creator or craftsperson that has everben or will be !
Thanks for sharing you thoughts and comments!!
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BEAUTIFUL WORK. Then to see his right hand is missing a few fingers, it's even more inspiring.
Nooooooooooooo!!!! don't end...💝📿😞
This was so magical. I loved it all, and I gasped at some of Art Smith’s pieces. ❤️
Now, everyone needs to stay away from RUclips and all social media, and start making their own art! You don't have to be train artist to call yourself an artist!
You're even a bigger artist if you weren't trained, as you aren't ruined by your teachers as you already knew what your art should look like.
People in ancient civilisations made completely incomprehensible art as they didn't waste their lives like we do.
At the same time, programs like this can change one's life for the better.
Thank you.
“You have to make due with what you have” whew !! Yes start with what you have
Love this episode 💜
Wonderful, thank you.
Lapis piece is gorgeous and brilliant ❤
Thank you for all the reminders. At one time I was a silversmith and cut my own stone. The words spoken here by so many ring true.
Hello beautiful lady how are you doing?..hope all is well with you and your family?
I was so inspired and moved by this episode. I am a life long Jewelry lover and I am sure in past lives as well. Hearing these artists stories was so wonderful. To Jesse Monongya especially! I Hope to get" to Toadlena NM someday . Maybe I will meet with Jesse in "our rooms".
@19:34 she is out the comfort zone, love it!!
I've made Vinyl bats out of old records.
Thank you.
♥️ Beautiful
Intricacies are designed to create the genuine sides of an object and to signify the bright sides as well as the character that it exudes/brings to anyone. SMEs.....
This series brings me home to abundant artistic possibilities. Thank you for sharing artists at work with every new episode, and their determination to refine each piece to completion. Your photography and cinematography excell. The Ornament magazine planning screen visually relates to beds stitched together. Good editing. Your theme music tells me sit back and enjoy, this is going to be a trip of delight.
Thank you for sharing on public access channels.
HUGELY inspiring. Thank you so much!!
Watching from Kenya.Good work.I do make African jewels
Thanks for watching!
I get my jewelry at museums or used. Tina, Al's wife
Very interesting
fantastic! All their stories add so much to the pieces they create - this really showcased the hearts and minds of artists.
Thoroughly enjoyed this :)
I love this series, me I make paper bead jewlery.
I wish I couldsee more native work!
Le persone creative danno una bella sensazione di sollievo
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Thank you for including Robert K. Liu in this episode. Along with his late (and deeply missed) wife, Caroline, he has been one of, if not the most, influential people in the jewelry \ wearable art world. Many artists have some kind of agenda, even an axe to grind, but "Ornament" magazine, while giving a platform for artist's political statements, has never lost sight of the meaning and purpose of wearable art it is a statement of the artist's and the wearer's beliefs (this is who I am!), but also the belief in beauty. The beauty may be vastly different to the point of being radical, maybe even controversial, but "Ornament" has always been a forum for beauty and identity, a very thoughtful and insightful look at one aspect of human nature.
Wow. She is the real deal....100% artistic. To see the potential in so many inatamit objects and have such a powerful message in those creations. Just incredible.
I strongly feel that I am related to The Hermans ❤️.
It is so cool to hear another artist~much more developed than me obviously~be true to their Soul.
Beautiful. Thank You.
***continuing to watch~okay, ALL of these artists…obsessed.
I enjoyed this very much.
I was so fascinated from the beginning. Beautiful artists and jewelry. Thank you for making this!!
Hello beautiful lady how are you doing today?...hope all is well with you and your family?
Such a great episode! Have been waiting for this to come out!!! I've met Tom Herman, and his work is spectacular, he's a modern Faberge!
So I wasnt the only one waiting? yaayyy
@@nelliea.c.7086 The entire series is just so fantastic!!!! That it's been on for so long too, just love that!
@@justinwhite6787 exactly!
À Lalique
This was so worth waiting for! I could have watched another 5 hours! If ever there's a second, I'd love to see Kent Raible featured... I'm obsessed with his "Floating City" necklaces.
I am in love with this channel. I am an artist too and this is inspiring. Thank you for sharing. ❤️ What I love about art is it's diversity uniqueness styles and designs. We humans are amazing and beautiful creators.
OMG!!! 10:14
The only thing which reconciles me with mankind, ... art.
Although i have never understood how artists could eat animals. To me art means understanding and respecting nature and therefore being vegan. I can't respect truly an artist using material of animal origin or eating animals.
Most of the greatest artists and smartest people in History were vegetarians and or vegans from Da Vinci to Einstein, from Anthony of Egypt to Pythagoras, Gandhi, Kafka, Tolstoy, Tesla, Voltaire, Marie Shelley, Benjamin Franklin, Al Ma'arri, John Wesley, Richard Wagner, Mozart, HG Wells, Cervantes, Steve Jobs, Cleopatra, Ramses II, Akhenaton, i mean the least is endless of people who were highly intelligent or highly artistic and all chose not to make animals suffer.
Even today to me the nature of a great artist or a great person is his or her diet.
Colonialism gems? Lol
had to click off when I heard "colonized gems"
I think if you kept going on the video, you would feel respite. The other voices had more to say about their materials.
Check out Margaret De Patta and Paul Lobel, just a couple people who Art Smith imitated. There were many more.
You totally wreck this by starting off political!!!!
This obsession about race is disgusting.