Link to short film: “Paddle and Anvil: a Piipaash Pottery Tradition” by Digital Preserve |

Link to short film: “Paddle and Anvil: a Piipaash Pottery Tradition” by Digital Preserve

So proud to say the short film I worked on: “Paddle and Anvil: a Piipaash Pottery Tradition” premiered on Thursday at the Heard Museum in Phoenix to a standing room only crowd and ended with a standing ovation.

Truly a humbling experience and easily one of my proudest accomplishments. Steven Yazzie is a generous collaborator and a wonderful friend. Thanks Steve, Digital Preserve and the Heard Museum!

Here’s a link to the full video ( eighteen minutes) on the front page of the Digital Preserve site, and a couple of shots from the Premier. Hope there will be more to report about this film soon.

~ by 15wattLasVegas on February 13, 2016.

Posted in art, collaboration, Digital Preserve, documentary, film, interview, Jonathan Bond, non-fiction, original art
Tags: ceramics, Digital Preserve, documentary film, educational film, film, filmmaking, Jonathan Bond, Paddle and Anvil Pottery, Pottery, Ron Carlos, short film, Steven J. Yazzie, The Heard Museum

5 Responses to “Link to short film: “Paddle and Anvil: a Piipaash Pottery Tradition” by Digital Preserve”

The movie is wonderful. I’m so glad I was able to be there for the premiere. Getting to see and hear Ron Carlos’ story and to meet him in person was a privilege. Congratulations to you and the crew!

Amy K. Nichols said this on February 15, 2016 at 2:14 pm | Reply
Couldn’t have done it with out you JB! Thanks for posting

Anonymous said this on February 16, 2016 at 5:36 am | Reply
Seriously could not have done it with out you, Sir Steven j. Yazzie

Anonymous said this on February 19, 2016 at 8:09 pm | Reply
- Nor could I have done it without you, sir. Jonathan E. Bond.
  
  15wattLasVegas said this on February 19, 2016 at 8:12 pm | Reply
Ahem, cheers to the both of you! -Digital Preserve Management

Anonymous said this on February 19, 2016 at 8:15 pm | Reply