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Craft in America: Family
comments (1) October 9th, 2011 in blogs
Betsy Engel, contributor
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Philip Moulthrop turning
Photo: Courtesy of Craft in America
The next installment of the award-winning PBS documentary, Craft in America, is scheduled to air on Monday, October 17, 2011. (Check your local listings for times). This episode is about Family and investigates the home environments and influences of four families of craft artists and asks: “Is talent inherited? And “What is it like to live in a household where objects are made by hand?”
The show focuses on:
- Ceramicist Cliff Lee and his jewelry making wife, Holly Lee
- Paul Marioni who creates sculptural glass objects and his glass artist son, Dante Marioni and well as his jewelry making daughter, Marina Marioni
- Ed Moulthrop, known as the “father of modern woodturning”, his woodturning son, Philip Moulthrop, and grandson, Matt Moulthrop
- And Lisa Sorrell who designs and sews custom cowboy boots and her children.
I’m looking forward to the show. I really enjoyed the earlier episodes (with woodworkers Sam Maloof, Garry Knox Bennett, and George Nakashima) and I imagine this will be just as good. Specifically, getting a peek into the lives of the woodturning Moulthrops should be fun.
I hope you can catch it.
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