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Episode 1010
Season 10
Episode 10
Poet, performer and educator Liz Prisley of Citrus Park uses spoken word poetry to tackle uncomfortable subjects. A group of artists transform payphones into works of art in a historic Houston, Texas, neighborhood. A family has built a quilting Mecca in the small town of Hamilton, Missouri. Comic book artists make Native American characters the heroes of their graphic novels.
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Elivs & The Citrus County Courthouse | Uzbekistan Folklore | Images of the Night Sky | Canine Art
26:45
Friendly City Foundation | Visual Arts | Glass-Bead Mosaics | Women-owned Printmaking
26:56
When the Righteous Triumph | Native American culture | Public murals | Collaborative portraiture
26:45
Chef & the Baker | Textile skills | New Orleans' through art | Playful window displays
26:46
Artmosphere rebuilds | Japanese drumming | Post-graffiti movement | Recreating Islamorada
26:43
Jujmo - Mural Artist | Preserving artwork | Sustainable craft-making | A monumental sculpture
26:21
Guitars in the U.S. | Summer art colonies | Custom Nike shoes | Life in the music industry
26:31
Gum Surfboards, Sarasota | Audubon Mural Project | Tech + Artist = Dynamic | Bronze Sculptures
26:18
MFA Kimonos | Ukrainian Easter Egg | The Human Figure | Language of Flamenco
26:28
Art for the formerly homeless | Children's books | Museum of Graffiti | Mosaics
26:39
Classic video games | Wildlife awareness through art | Stories over the radio | Undersea photography
26:02
Face painting | Wildlife photography | History through quilts | Relatable sculpture