Creating Colorful Collectibles: South of Mexico City, generations of artists make statues called alebrijes.

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Salt Lick: Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2022

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Tipi: Native American Homes

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He Made Trees Live Again

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The Art Lesson: A Shavuot Story

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The Promises She Keeps

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A Child's Midwestern Christmas

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Mr. Hoopeyloops Saves Christmas

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How To Crochet Granny Squares

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Every Carving Tells a Story

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Tex and Indi: Fun for All Four Seasons

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Dadaji's Paintbrush

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Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood

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The Box House and Other Crafty Stories

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Mr. Hoopeyloops meets Rex, A Very Clumsy Boy

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The Magic Trap

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Pure Colour: A Novel

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The Hundred Story Home: A Memoir of Finding Faith in Ourselves and Something Bigger

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Bright Star

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The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue

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Green Is a Chile Pepper: A Book of Colors

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I'm So Glad You Were Born: Celebrating Who You Are

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You Gotta Meet Mr. Pierce!: The Storied Life of Folk Artist Elijah Pierce

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A Land of Books: Dreams of Young Mexihcah Word Painters

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Maybe Something Beautiful (ENG + ESP): How Art Transformed a Neighborhood

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Same, Same but Different

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Tiny Americans: A Novel

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The Lullaby composer: Bedtime story for children

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Stubborn Archivist

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Dying for Mercy

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Series of Unfortunate Events #1 Multi-Voice, A: The Bad Beginning

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Cinnamon

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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

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Catching Fire

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Summary: Thinking, Fast and Slow: by Daniel Kahneman: Key Takeaways, Summary & Analysis Included

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Fortunately, the Milk

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Learn Spanish with Paul Noble for Beginners – Complete Course: Spanish Made Easy with Your 1 million-best-selling Personal Language Coach

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Mockingjay

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Refugee

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The Enchanted Collection: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Secret Garden, Black Beauty, The Wind in the Willows, Little Women

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Bridge to Terabithia

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A Series of Unfortunate Events #2: The Reptile Room

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The Hunger Games

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The Mouse and the Motorcycle

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The One and Only Ivan

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The Secret Garden

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Anne of Green Gables

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Two Degrees

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Ground Zero

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The Last Cuentista

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Out of My Mind

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Island of the Blue Dolphins

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A Bear Called Paddington

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Pax

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How to Hold a Cockroach: A book for those who are free and don't know it

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The Secret Garden (dramatic reading)

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City of Ghosts (City of Ghosts #1)

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Learn Spanish with Paul Noble for Beginners – Part 1: Spanish Made Easy with Your 1 million-best-selling Personal Language Coach

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New Kid

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Projekt 1065: A Novel of World War II

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261: 5 Ideas for Welcoming the Seasons into Your Home: "A home should reveal the personalities of its inhabitants. At its best it should be a portrait of who you are . . . Look at your house as an artist would and have fun creating vignettes as a painter would a still life." —Kristin Perers, author of ...

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Episode 89: Shaping Inspiration in Clay: How One Jewelry Artist Honed Her Process with Loretta Lam: What you’ll learn in this episode: Why polymer clay is the perfect medium for anyone interested in color. How polymer clay became popular in the 70s and 80s. Why it’s important for art students and craftspeople to understand the principles of...

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No. 2 / COLOR – Connecting with Mexico through handcrafted beauty, with Collectivo: No. 2 / COLOR - Connecting with Mexico through handcrafted beauty, with Collectivo

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December 1, 2020 December Folklore and Flowers, John Gerard, Andrew Thomas Gage, Clark Gable, Ebenezer Elliott, Planthropology by Ken Druse, and the Divine Miss M Rose: Today we celebrate the botanist who wrote one of the first Herbals. We'll also learn about the botanist who wasn’t thrilled about getting one of India’s first telephones. We’ll recognize the lost work of an American botanist and painter. We’ll...

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Episode 213: New Yarn and Collections for April: This week, Jenny and Stacey get a chance to sit down and talk about all of the new and exciting things that are out for April! First and foremost is Felici, our limited-edition self-striping fingering weight yarn - hear about all of the wonderful new...

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Ep 76: Raw and Unfiltered: An unedited episode full of knitting, dyeing, spinning, weaving, and future escapades!

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Zsudayka Nzinga

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Tub Talks featuring Elena Stonaker: Secular Sabbath collaborator and multi-disciplinary artist, Elena Stonaker shares her process of expressing her whimsical inner landscape through her many modalities of artwork from making paintings, drawings, to sewing clothing, and her signature large soft sculptures of ‘big mamas.’ Through creating art in various mediums, Elena strives to portray a childlike space where we can experience feelings tangibly. Elena recounts a live drawing class she hosted in her home that would later go on to be an inspirational part of Secular Sabbath. Elena details how flow and cycles are a definitive part of nature, life and her creative process. Tune in to learn from Elena and her inner world, externalized.

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Episode 201 Part 2: How Anna Johnson’s Jewelry Connects Wearers to the Natural World: What you’ll learn in this episode:   How Anna finds the plants and animals she incorporates into her work, and how she does so sustainably Why even art jewelry must interact with the body to really be considered jewelry What techniques Anna...

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233: Inslee Fariss, Manhattan based Artist & Illustrator (and the talented woman behind all of TSLL's artwork): "I see inspiration everywhere - from the fashion flitting past as I am crossing 7th Avenue to the overgrown flowers exploding from the window boxes of the brownstones of the West Village to the monkeys blinking back at my son and me as we...

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#206: Jan Hopkins - “Sculpting Vessels + Americans Interned”: Jan Hopkins is a master at creating sculptural vessels and figurative sculptures from unusual natural materials such as citrus, melon and pomegranate peels, lotus pods, fish skin, leaves, and seed pods. Each piece is a marriage of deep sensitivity and...

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Bad at Sports Episode 324: Anders Nilsen: This week: Richard and Duncan talk with Anders Nilsen. Anders Nilsen was born in northern New Hampshire in 1973. He grew up splitting his time between the mountains of New England and the streets and parks of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was weaned on a...

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Pepón Osorio’s Accumulation of Memory: Visual artist Pepón Osorio on his latest comprehensive exhibition at the New Museum, growing up in Puerto Rico, his passion for collecting objects and finding home in the Bronx.

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Episode 201 Part 1: How Anna Johnson’s Jewelry Connects Wearers to the Natural World: What you’ll learn in this episode:   How Anna finds the plants and animals she incorporates into her work, and how she does so sustainably Why even art jewelry must interact with the body to really be considered jewelry What techniques Anna...

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Episode 248: What You Need In Your Decor Arsenal: Decorating beautifully is a lot easier if you have a few essentials on hand. This way you can whip up a vignette in a few minutes, transform a room with pops of color & texture or add seasonal touches without it taking hours & involving lugging bins. Listen in to get our thoughts on creating your own decor arsenal.

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Lessons From Mark Hewitt | Joseph Sand | Episode 450: 8 Years Out Of An Apprenticeship and Doing Great

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S2 Ep1: Lucy Skaer: Leaving the House

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November 20, 2020 What to Know Before Planting Bulbs, Penelope Hobhouse, Richard Fagan, August Henry Kramer, Martine Bailey, Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement by Judith Tankard, and the Misnaming of Lespedeza: Today we celebrate the gardener and writer who turns 91 today. We'll also learn about the man who created the world’s smallest rose garden. We’ll recognize the lost work of an American botanist and painter. We salute November with an excerpt from...

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Unicorn Plants Part Two: We are joined again by Shannon for part two on Unicorn plants that: grow throughout the year, are evergreen, and will handle wet or dry. But in this episode, we talk about plants that do well in shade.

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Using Art To Process Difficult Experiences with Danielle Krysa: Happy second birthday to the show! Today's episode marks the second year of Art & Cocktails. Listen as we bring back our very first guest - Danielle Krysa, as we talk about a dream come true - writing her children's book. Danielle shares her...

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Whippledooders

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Awe Instead of Fear: Clay & Permaculture with Artist Roxanne Swentzell: Roxanne Swentzell was born in 1962 in Taos New Mexico. She is a member of the Native American Tribe, Santa Clara Pueblo. Growing up within an artist family allowed Roxanne to naturally take up her mother's clay and start sculpting at a very early age....

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Narsiso Martinez: Depicting Farmwork in Art: Today... Narsiso Martinez and his journey from seasonal farm worker to artist.

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Chapter 24: "You should be a part of us": This chapter describes a series of six drawings entitled You should be a part of us by Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona, made in 2023. Each drawing is on a horizontal piece of paper measuring 25 x 35 cm. There is a tactile version of part of this drawing. It is labeled “4.” This chapter is two minutes long.  There are six black ink drawings in Kabloona’s series “You should be a part of us,” hung in a row on the gallery wall. In each, bubble letters of text in both Inuktitut and English appear above and below a line drawing of an object from the artist’s home.  As you progress along the drawings, it reads: When I was growing up, people asked “What are you?” that said “you don’t belong (you’re not part of us.)” In Nunavut, Inuit asked, “Inuugaviit?” that said “Do you belong with us?” (you should be a part of us). The drawings are of objects used in everyday Inuit life. In the first drawing there is a collection of ulus, or curved women’s knives, used for c

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Summer Stitchin'

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Garden People: Melissa Goldstein - ceramic artist, Mg by hand

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Upward Swing of Business Growth | Amy Noel | Episode 465: From The Left Coast of Canada- It's Canada Week

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Time For Toys: Time For Toys

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Yayoi Kusama | Narcissus Garden: Yayoi Kusama | Narcissus Garden

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Anne Zahalka turns her lens on her archive + gritty industrial scenes —in needlepoint: In 1989 photographer Anne Zahalka recreated a well-known painting of stylised, muscular white Australians frolicking on the beach, into a multi-ethnic tableau of an Australia that was more recognisable to her. Deconstructing the identity of the characters in famous Australian artworks is just one strand of her four-decade career. Anne talks to Rosa about using old-school museum dioramas to imagine climate crisis scenarios, and her immigrant Jewish mother’s story of survival. My Thing is…the community reading room. Fijian-Australian artist Torika Bolatagici started her own reading room, an archive of books and ephemera about the creative practices of First Nations, Black and global Indigenous artists of colour, which people can use for free. Needlepoint artist Jessie Deane stitches intricate scenes of Melbourne’s western suburbs. She’s loving the Big Build, an infrastructure project which is causing