Julie Schafler Dale on Jo-Ellen Trilling. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Julie Schafler Dale on Susanna Lewis. Bonus video from STORYTELLERS episode.

Artist Nicholas Galanin on his work, A Supple Plunder. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

See artist books exhibited at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Artist Nicholas Galanin on "White Noise, American Prayer Rug", one of two pieces by Galanin included in the 2019 Whitney Biennial. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Artist Christina Bothwell on the flood after her studio fire. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Artist Nicholas Galanin and his step-son Owen cut down white alder to smoke their sockeye salmon. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Cornelia Carey, Executive Director of the Craft Emergency Relief Fund Plus (CERF+) and artist Christina Bothwell on CERF+. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Julie Schafler Dale on Marika Contompasis. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Julie Schafler Dale on Sharron Hedges. Bonus video from the STORYTELLERS episode.

Featuring sculptor George Rodriguez, the Art to Wear movement with Julie Schafler Dale and textile artist Linda J. Mendelson, multimedia works by Nicholas Galanin, and glass artist Christina Bothwell.

Head of weaving at Berea College, Erin Miller, and designer Stephen Burks on their Crafting Diversity weaving project. Bonus video from the DEMOCRACY episode.

Meet Cheyenne & Arapaho Peace Chiefs, Harvey Pratt, Gordon Yellowman Sr, Larry Roman Nose. Bonus video from the DEMOCRACY episode.

Learn more about Gere Kavanaugh's life and designs. Bonus video from the DEMOCRACY episode

Michael W. Monroe on the Year of American Craft. Bonus video from the DEMOCRACY episode.

Artist Harvey Phillip Pratt on the blankets he designed for the Oklahoma State Centennial and the Native American Veterans Memorial. Bonus video from the DEMOCRACY episode.

Watch a 1 minute preview of the DEMOCRACY episode, exploring how craft is intertwined with our nation's defining principles. Streaming starting Oct 26. PBS Broadcast premiere Dec 11, 2020.

Woodworker and furniture maker Wendy Maruyama delves into matters of ethnicity, gender and world issues in her work. Born an American of Japanese heritage, Maruyama satisfied her artistic passions by becoming an important furniture maker in a field dominated by men and in the process, overcame challenges related to her deafness and disability. Segment from the IDENTITY episode

Cara Romero, a contemporary photographer and member of the Chemehuevi Indian Tribe of the Chemehuevi Reservation (a branch of the Southern Paiute) of the Mojave Desert, CA is a passionate spokesperson for indigenous cultural and environmental issues. Her complex and nuanced images combine traditional iconography with a contemporary perspective, bringing past, present and future into consideration.

Diego Romero is a potter living and working in Santa Fe, NM and a member of the Cochiti Pueblo tribe. He makes art that transcends his Native American heritage by combining traditional materials, techniques and forms of ancient Mimbres, Anasazi and Greek pottery with comic book inspired imagery, to talk about contemporary issues. Segment from the IDENTITY episode