The world lost remarkable artist Ksenia Pokrovsky, but her technique and artistry lives on in those she mentored.
Shipwright and National Heritage Fellow Harold A. Burnham and his son, Alden Burnham, work on a wooden boat restoration
An Apprenticeship in Ship Wheel Making
Louise Cort, Curator of Ceramics at the Smithsonian Institution’s Freer|Sackler Gallery in Washington, D.C. visited Massachusetts-based Cambodian ceramist Yary Livan.
The daily practice of creating kolam is a tradition that has reached across India for 100s of years
The archival collection of Mass Cultural Council's Folk Arts & Heritage Program was transferred to the Massachusetts State Archives.
A short video on the remarkable story of this expert Cambodian potter
How to ensure long term access to and preservation of our ever-growing folk archive?
The arc of a folklorist’s work experience
An example of how we linked traditional artists with opportunities to perform or demonstrate at institutions of higher education.
Meet Sushil Gautam, Himalayan fiddle and jaw harp player
The craft of marbling
A conversation about Italian witchcraft, known as stregheria
A look at the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship of Qianshen Bai and Mei Hung
We recently visited with Stelvyn Mirabal, founder of the Asociación Carnavalesca de Massachusetts
There are a world of paper folders out there
David Hawthorne has been making bows for stringed instruments for more than 30 years
A day with the Ciociaro Social Club in Newton
Investing public money in the traditional arts can play a part in growing small business development.
The Clayton sisters' outlandish hats have become an integral part of St. Peter’s Fiesta in Gloucester
