Stop giving out tradition away, is there anything we can keep to ourselves, OMG Just saying

I’ve taken his classes when I was at NCC and when it changed to Diné College too. Great teacher and a I have a lot of respect for him, as he has a lot of knowledge for our way of Diné life.

Amazing teachings!

How do i need to make my yarn thin

Thank you for sharing this information and perspective that we all should understand

Finally the kind of language videos from Navajo I have been searching. I wish I had your permission to make a Finnish language translation of this so that our Sámi can hear this.

He is excellent

I love coil pottery. I started doing it before KZbin and the internet. I read about it in the encyclopedia Britannica and national geographic. It took experiments upon experiments in our corn patch. The foster parent found me with my best one and she stomped on it.

Thank you! This is inspiring. “If you fight it, it won’t work with you”. Beautiful ❤

Great insights, of his work and essential sharing how he understands the engery of money. We Dine our ancestors and even now - still honor the use of money,

Nizonhi, nizonhi, nizonhi, beautiful work! I can imagine those pots filled with water - To, stew, blue corn mush, and being used for ceremonial purposes.

Mr. Whitesinger was my art instructor at DC. I couldn't draw for crap, but he was really encouraging and told me to keep it up. His teachings and words stuck with me all through the years. I'm so glad I kept notes from his class.

Ni źho ni

Thankyou for your great channel and this video especially. I wondered if the clay you used here is "wild' clay that you processed?

His work is really beautiful. I understand some of his work is in the museum at the Bashas headquarters, and I hope to see that when I take a vacation to Arizona this fall. I appreciate this interview. I saw a Living History video on him. It was good to hear more.

Great interview, thanks for your candor and being upfront. Being a trailblazer for every upcoming native artist. I've made "junk jewelry" early on too. But there comes a time when you tire of "popular" and start being true to yourself and feeling good about your work. My dad always told me, " Make it good enough. You don't mind taking it home and keeping it"

Omg those pots are incredible. The pronunciation is very helpful too

The results are incredible

This is so cool

Peace and respect to the Original Tribes and Aboriginees of America

So beautiful 😍❤️

I can't hear 🙉 the sound is too low.

great Work and gerat teacher. Greetings from Germany

Excellent interview... I enjoyed listening to Mr. Whitesinger talk about his art and process. I just discovered another artist whose work I really like and will have to follow.

So beautiful

ty for sharing this much love and respect

I agree, I think Kayla should do a project documenting Navajo silversmithing. It would be really cool to see a project in dialogue with Will Wilson too...Advancing the narrative of what's possible. Go Kayla!

Congratulations on your career, Hulleah! I remember you and your dad from Rough Rock.

Very Good

Apostolic

Roboat

Sounds like USA Indian reservation boarding school American made navajo heart code talker Japan made auto peabody coal gives land fill after abortion medical waste navajo flu mice

Awesome Beautiful 💖

How does one join a workshop class? As someone part of the Diné I'd like to participate and build my own bow.

Awesome Teaching Wilson

Good job. Loving it all.

Wow. Beautiful work!!

It was good to hear my old teacher again. 30 yrs ago took some classes from him at NCC, remember the stargazing lessons he gave too. He and my chei were friends back in the day i guess...way before my day. Red running into the water teachings. Ahee' hee' shi chei, tah chi'nii' ei yah da shi chei.

Don’t be easy

Beautiful!

I love this. The culture and history put into each piece adds to their beauty. Not just functional beautiful as well.

I could teach what I know about diné bows and arrows.

Wonderful.

AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL NATIVE AMERICANS & AMERICANS I am a white American with pure English blood line with name Craft and I am not proud of the past and my family did not participate in the extension of the Native Americans and I do not like what I see for the future. I pledge to you I will spend my time and energy to teach the American people that until the country as a hole Pay the native Americas back with Land and money this country can not progress any further. Did you know that in the 1960 when the Cuban's came to Florida the government payed them $800.00 mo. for every man, woman, child, child, child, grama. granpa, aunt and uncle.in the house hold. this is back when you could buy Volkswagen bug for $3.000. They bought cars, homes, and businesses they built little Havana in Miami and they are very wealthy Americans now and you never hear about them being poor and run down. Time to give you what your due Land & Money A CALL TO ALL AMERICANS MAKE THIS RIGHT FOR COUNTRY SOLE. AS A COUNTRY WE HAVE TO GO BACK TO THE BEGENNING AND CORRECT OUR FORFATHERS FIRST MISTAKE. UNTILL WE CORRECT THIS THERE IS NO WAY THIS COUNTRY CAN MOVE FORWARD IN AN HONORABLE WAY. MR.CRAFT

Nizhóní

Wow, every single word is so foreign to me.

Ahe'hee Shima.

Thanks for being my teacher

Is there any classes

Your audio cut out on our end towards the end of the video just FYI.