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Art in a Grave Place - Roy Dixon
Roy Dixon is an artist who makes granite come to life - as tributes to the dead. He makes personalized tombstone designs. This story originally aired on Iowa Public Television in 1998. 07:40
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THE ADIRONDACKS | Carl Heilman-Wilderness Photographer | PBS
Join wilderness photographer, Carl Heilman, on a journey through the backwoods to capture the stunning and surreal landscapes only found in the Adirondack Park. 04:29
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NOVA scienceNOW | A Forgery Is Made | PBS (#302)
Watch step by step as an artist creates a replica of a famous van Gogh painting. Can you tell the genuine article from the forgery? 01:06
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THE ADIRONDACKS | Arts in The Adirondacks | PBS
We'll discover the celebrated tradition of fine arts in the Adirondacks, which began in the mid-1800s, when Thomas Cole first painted here. 05:12
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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW | Las Vegas, Hour 1 | PBS (#1216)
In Las Vegas, Nevada, a man brings in some drawings that his journalist father received as a gift from the legendary Woody Guthrie in the early 1960's. 02:28
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Toledo Training School for Girls (#151)
When a juvenile commits crime after crime, what happens to them? They’re not sent to jail, but to either The Iowa Juvenile Home in Toledo (for girls) or the Eldora State Training School for Boys. 03:35
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Out & About: Fairfield Iowa (#151)
Out and About correspondent Dan Kaercher travels to Fairfield and explores the cultural scene in the community. The arts are and always have been an important part of the town. 05:30
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Isabel Bloom (#1325)
The late Isabel Bloom spent her lifetime experimenting with materials and techniques that resulted in a business that manufactures and sells thousands of reproductions of her sculpture each year. 08:07
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INDEPENDENT LENS | The Cool School | PBS (#925)
www.pbs.org/independentlens/co... For a decade—1956 to 1966—the Ferus Gallery was the catalyst of a nascent modern art scene, grooming idealistic beatniks into competitive, often-brilliant artists. ... 02:06
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David Plowden’s "Vanishing Point: Fifty Years of Photography" (#132)
Full Program: World-famous photographer David Plowden celebrates his 75th birthday with his new book "Vanishing Point" which includes his phenomenal black and white photographs of the prairie landscape and quiet Midwestern ... 45:11
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The Ioway Nation in the New Millennium (#131)
Full Program: Lance Foster, a member of the Ioway Nation, is a traditional storyteller, artist, teacher, and scholar and is involved in the cultural preservation and management of the Ioway culture and language. His ... 43:09
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Juvenile Justice in Iowa (Full Program) (#142)
Full Program: The Iowa Journal looks at trends in criminal activity in Iowa, and current issues in the Juvenile Justice System. 27:46
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Out and About: Sioux City (#142)
It was in the depression year of 1938 that the Sioux City Art Center was founded ... courtesy of the federal government’s Works Progress Administration. When the federal program ended, the city took ... 04:37
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Norma Reed: A Rural Vision of Iowa (#127)
Photographer Norma Reed is a down-to-earth Iowan with rural roots that enrich her vision of the state. Through her lens Iowans can enjoy the state’s cherished features in images that nourish the Iowa ...
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Fair 2007: Butter Sculptures (#3803)
In her second year as lead sculptor in the butter case, Sarah Pratt takes on Harry Potter and a Jersey cow. Come inside the cooler with Peter Hamlin to get some insight on Sarah's sculpting history and ... 03:00
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