Craft in America: CALIFORNIA episode

[@olivia.8152]

Thank you Corine Pearce for sharing your basket weaving with us and the world. Wow, just wow. That was deeply moving

[@victoriabailey1958]

Aw .. how wonderful for a Grandma to visit you in your dream. That is true love.

[@s.fuhrmann]

Found series by accident yesterday. Binge watching. I am loving all the different artists and their stories.

[@chantalrochon3566]

Loved every second of this documentary ❤❤❤❤

[@reneebenmeleh6285]

“No matter what tribe you are, or what part of the world, you’re making baskets”. Love that!

[@ericunderwood9674]

Third centurion Californian here... I love my State and Country....Dad was born in Anaheim CA in 1918... followed the "Fruit Trail* from Indio to Olivehurst in the 20s and through the Great Depression...went to War lead our from the Golden gate by none other than the mighty USS INDIANAPOLIS... ISLAND HOPPED... AMPHIB.... We fished a lot...in 1988 I was accepted at Sheldon Jackson College in Sitka Alaska to specifically study Western Pacific Steelhead....took a union job instead ( Dad looked over the benefit package and said... I could send you to school for 8 years and you might not get this good of benefit package! Now 33 years later Im a journeyman Terrazzo Worker a Master of my Craft and I've come full circle ... I now make beautiful mosaic's Steelhead and Salmon Koi Butterfly etc... worked our on the San Francisco Trans Bay Terminal...#1 Terrazzo job in USA...2018-19... Walked my Father over A Terrazzo floor that won the same award in 1989...75 story building downtown Los Angeles....My Father was walking beside himself...great day... thanks for reading.... Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California

[@sharontrujillo7793]

.... excellent life! 💮

[@aema5124]

It is art, it is connection, and it is love!

[@gypsy2007]

I live in California. I love California.

[@cherolynwolf5913]

That silver is stunning

[@lisaworkman4293]

I feel the same way about quilting,my mother and grandmother guide me even though they have left this world years ago.

[@sharontrujillo7793]

....❣️

[@elahepaaschke4839]

Just wonderfully Amazed , so beautiful and inspirational ❤ just love it.

[@draven3838]

Weaving is our heritage, it connects so many people ,and its therapeutic

[@user-re7eu9hq6r]

Precious story of Grammas hands, helping to weave! 💕I love the sedge baskets! I feel this is so important! 🙏

[@farisasmith7109]

Weaving is something I always wanted to learn.

[@k.g.77715]

I 😍 your documentaries. I think I'm getting addicted 😊😊

[@131dyana]

Weaving and quilting are really great ways to create. Thank you.

[@finnleykye6130]

i dont mean to be off topic but does any of you know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.

[@everettrory2825]

@Finnley Kye instablaster ;)

[@finnleykye6130]

@Everett Rory thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@finnleykye6130]

@Everett Rory it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D Thank you so much you really help me out !

[@everettrory2825]

@Finnley Kye No problem :D

[@anidrake8457]

The weaving is more than a great way to connect to the land, it is also a great way to connect to each other.

[@elizdonovan5650]

Interesting video. Incredible skill sets. Respect. 🌲🌝☘️

[@alanatolstad4824]

Glad I discovered this documentary. Living near Santa Barbara, it's exciting to see anything familiar!

[@donnamacbride6465]

fascinating and impressive

[@ekoorbbb]

this is so moving! thank you so much for documenting Corine Pearce!!!

[@cheezettegazette]

I'd love to see another state-themed episode for Craft in America... Could the state of Michigan be an option?

[@jacksontabaso]

YESSS!!!! I have been waiting for the next episode!!!! Such great artist!!!!

[@toniomalley5661]

Such a beautiful woman amazing skin

[@Geraldbux0401]

Killa Kali west side! West side til I die!

[@MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember]

How many tending the 28 Acres?

[@Dwayne707countryliving]

what a great video love to learn to do basket weaving better... living in lake county i forget sometimes how much culture is in are area I would like to take a class with Corine if anyone has info about classes please let me know thanks

[@itsgoingtobeok-justbreathe4808]

it's interesting that most of these artists are much older..... young artists (or any artist under 50) can't afford to live in most places in Cali these days

[@theresagerman3717]

Moonpie creations

[@MAC-ws8fz]

Looking at the background I can see where Eyvind Earle got his fantastic inspiration! I'm #537!

[@MAC-ws8fz]

Laura Karpman! Your Singing background music is the pits!

[@xcanyoureadmymind]

17:49 are those dead animals?

[@teriadams7398]

How refreshing, California has turned into a liberal cesspool. It's nice to see someone that's not insane or an insane actor, and has a wonderful talent she shares.

[@susyward6978]

Somewhat more fragrant than a cesspool I imagine

[@lucygray6162]

Politics aside: I worked in southern California for six months and was bitterly disappointed. As soon as we got off the plane, there was trash everywhere, blowing down the interstates and highways as if a garbage truck had detonated . L.A. was disgusting, and shabby Hollywood could have used a good cleaning from all the debris. We managed to escape to the Big Bear Lake area, and the trash was the same up there, particularly at any rest stop. People would change diapers in the mountain pull-outs, then drive off leaving the dirty diapers on the ground. I saw none of the beauty shown in this video, and am glad it did exist somewhere at one time.

[@Pljesevica7]

4:27 WOW... PhD degree and doesn't know that there is no "peoples" !!! Speaks volumes about American education !!!

[@sfgreenberg]

You are mistaken. Peoples is used when you refer to distinct ethnic groups (for example, within the same region).

[@Pljesevica7]

@@sfgreenberg I am not mistaken. Person is singular people is plural. Peoples is oxymoron !!! Distinct ethnic groups are groups, tribes, or nations, never "peoples".

[@sfgreenberg]

Sara Andan You may think what you like but according to the Oxford dictionary, Peoples is treated as singular or plural The men, women, and children of a particular nation, community, or ethnic group. ‘the native peoples of Canada’ More example sentences ‘However, the nation's indigenous peoples have never tasted their share of Argentina's riches.’ ‘Ethnic minorities, indigenous peoples and tribal people everywhere face discrimination.’ ‘There is also an eloquent record of tribal history of the indigenous peoples of Alaska's ethnic Indian and Inuit population.’ ‘Water has great significance for First Nations and Aboriginal peoples.’ ‘We want a Europe where power flows upwards from nation states and their peoples, and not downwards from Brussels and its remote elites.’ ‘The interests and diversity of all nations and all people

[@Pljesevica7]

@@sfgreenberg WOW, you created a whole new fake account to continue your stupid comments. Citing wrong sentences doesn't make you right. Just read the last word in your post. It is people not peoples. I guess, you are also growing cactuses , and not cacti. How American, You must be white entitled boomer , which makes you "right" . off course.

[@Pljesevica7]

@@sfgreenberg hay stupid fake person, did you block comments???