Like the previous comment, I miss this show a great deal. There were aspects of the series that still amaze and inspire me even after all this time of not seeing the episodes in my area for years. I enjoyed most of the episodes I saw, While there were one or two segments that were not to my personal taste, that did not spoil the fact that this series was very, very good at sparking a lot of ideas and exploring the works of the artists that were featured. The artists views on their work was always interesting, and the episode that included the Burning Man gathering out in Nevada was one of the best I've seen. Each show had a theme, usually about three to four artists per show, sometimes it was just one artist or one thing like Burning Man. Reguardless, this show was great when it was on. You can still see clips of this show (as of this writing) on the website. Some are worth seeing more than once.
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A Lovely Little Show I Greatly Miss
schdjsb3 February 2005
I first discovered this show when I was unable to sleep on night and chose to flip on my television. To my enjoyment, I stumbled upon this show. While never fast paced in any sense, the unusual things it documented succeeded in holding my attention. I loved being able to see the way artist went about their craft. I also loved to hear what they had to say about it. Sadly for me, I did not get to enjoy it for very long. I only knew of it for the final three episodes that aired in my area, and I wish I had been given the chance to see more of it. If you enjoy seeing documentaries about off-beat art and can catch this show in re-runs, I would recommend you tune in.
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