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Preview: Season 4 Episode 37 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Explore the unique Japanese art form of Gyotaku.
Learn about the unique Japanese art form Gyotaku with Schenectady native Stephen Dicerbo. See how fabric and family are building a quilt empire with the Missouri Star Quilt Company. Artist Lauren Semivan uses a Model T-era camera to capture interesting prints & explore some lesser-known techniques to develop them. Pens to Pictures teaches incarcerated women how to tell their stories through film.
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Funding for AHA has been provided by your contribution and by contributions to the WMHT venture fund. Contributors include The Leo Cox Beach Philanthropic Foundation, Chet and Karen Opalka, and Robert and Doris Fischer Malisardi, and The Robison Family Foundation.
Gyotaku | Preview
Preview: Season 4 Episode 37 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Learn about the unique Japanese art form Gyotaku with Schenectady native Stephen Dicerbo. See how fabric and family are building a quilt empire with the Missouri Star Quilt Company. Artist Lauren Semivan uses a Model T-era camera to capture interesting prints & explore some lesser-known techniques to develop them. Pens to Pictures teaches incarcerated women how to tell their stories through film.
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Funding for AHA has been provided by your contribution and by contributions to the WMHT venture fund. Contributors include The Leo Cox Beach Philanthropic Foundation, Chet and Karen Opalka, and Robert and Doris Fischer Malisardi, and The Robison Family Foundation.