Heritage Craft Documentary, a fiscally sponsored project of Arts Alive

“DORIS Bones”, B&W, GH4 Panasonic Lumix, Old Mystic CT © Heather Holloway
Restoration of 1905 Herreshoff Manufacturing Company Hull #625 DORIS at Snediker Yacht
Restoration, Night Shoot of restoration in-progress inspired by museum photographs of
dinosaurs

DORIS Bones

“East Alstead Lily Pond”, Kodak Gold 120, 1951 Zeiss Ikon Nettar, 2024 July © Heather
Holloway

East Alstead Lily Pond

“Last Sun on Last Hay of Summer”, Alstead, Kodak Portra 400 120, 1951 Zeiss Ikon Nettar, Aug
2024, © Heather Holloway. This photo was taken about 6:30 pm. The next morning the farmer
was out haying the field. This was the very last day that the last hay crop of 2024 stood in the
sun.

Last Sun on Last Hay of Summer

“Claiborne Pell Newport Bridge” looking back from Jamestown RI, B&W Ilford 120, 1951 Zeiss
Ikon Nettar, April 2024 © Heather Holloway

Newport Bridge

“Summer Field in Vignette”, Surry, Kodak Portra 400 120, This vignette effect happens in
camera on these older cameras due to the manual advance. The film is wound and set in
position through a small red window in the back of the camera, occasionally, its over-wound, or
underwound, or sometimes placed past the emulsion layer.

Summer Field in Vignette

“The Blacksmith”, GH4 Panasonic Lumix ,impromptu portrait of blacksmith Clint Wright at his
shop in Noank CT © Heather Holloway

The Blacksmith

Warren Dam in Winter

Make a gift of $250, and take home one of five beautiful original photo prints. Here's what your gift will enable:“Crafted”, a feature-length documentary will tell the story of New England through the vehicle of traditional Heritage Crafts and of the people who make them, highlighting the vital role they play in the preservation of cultural heritage and the sustainability of global resources.Heritage Crafts are more than just functional objects; Heritage Crafts are vehicles of story. When you look at a basket, you are looking at the hands that made it and carried it, the natural materials of the land that bore it, details of the everyday life that necessitated it. Stories of who we, where we came from, and even the history of our region & landscape are within the form & material of our Heritage Crafts. By examining the evolution of the tangible things made by inhabitants of this region ( shelter, clothing, tools, transportation, art) and through interviews with local archeologists, historians and the crafters still working with traditional designs and techniques, this documentary will tell the story of the people of New Hampshire & wider New England. Additionally, it will promote sustainable & ethical practices as shown through traditional crafting using traditional techniques and natural materials as opposed to mass produced objects. Our goal is to shoot, edit & release a feature length documentary (50 mins +) for local debut and PBS markets.Join our journey to document traditional crafts in New England and discover the stories of their impact on our region with a gift today!

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style style="background-color:rgb(248, 248, 255);border:1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255);border-radius:4px;color:rgb(42, 42, 196);padding:1px 8px;font-size:11px;line-height:16px;display:inline-block;margin:0px;overflow-wrap:anywhere;user-select:none;box-sizing:inherit">First name ,Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for supporting our cause. This donation greatly helps our mission to create  a feature-length documentary will tell the story of New England through the vehicle of traditional Heritage Crafts and of the people who make them, highlighting the vital role they play in the preservation of cultural heritage and the sustainability of global resources.The majority of your gift is tax deductible, as noted in the tax receipt below.Heather Holloway will reach out within the next week or two to deliver your printed photos.Arts Alivejessica@monadnockartsalive.org6032830944

Make a gift of $250, and take home one of five beautiful original photo prints. Here's what your gift will enable:“Crafted”, a feature-length documentary will tell the story of New England through the vehicle of traditional Heritage Crafts and of the people who make them, highlighting the vital role they play in the preservation of cultural heritage and the sustainability of global resources.Heritage Crafts are more than just functional objects; Heritage Crafts are vehicles of story. When you look at a basket, you are looking at the hands that made it and carried it, the natural materials of the land that bore it, details of the everyday life that necessitated it. Stories of who we, where we came from, and even the history of our region &amp; landscape are within the form &amp; material of our Heritage Crafts. By examining the evolution of the tangible things made by inhabitants of this region ( shelter, clothing, tools, transportation, art) and through interviews with local archeologists, historians and the crafters still working with traditional designs and techniques, this documentary will tell the story of the people of New Hampshire &amp; wider New England. Additionally, it will promote sustainable &amp; ethical practices as shown through traditional crafting using traditional techniques and natural materials as opposed to mass produced objects. Our goal is to shoot, edit &amp; release a feature length documentary (50 mins +) for local debut and PBS markets.Join our journey to document traditional crafts in New England and discover the stories of their impact on our region with a gift today!

Heritage Craft Documentary, a fiscally sponsored project of Arts Alive

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DORIS Bones

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East Alstead Lily Pond

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Last Sun on Last Hay of Summer

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Newport Bridge

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Summer Field in Vignette

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The Blacksmith

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Warren Dam in Winter

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