The intersection between art and sciences: PBS's Craft in America episode highlights Santa Clara Pueblo brothers and artists

20241227-venue-tv02lugo — A carved bowl by Sergio Youngblood Lugo.

20241227-venue-tv02lugo — A carved jar by Sergio Youngblood Lugo.

20241227-venue-tv02lugo — A carved bowl by Joseph Youngblood Lugo.

20241227-venue-tv02lugo — Joseph Youngblood Lugo hand-builds a pot. ON THE COVER: A carved jar by Sergio Youngblood Lugo.

20241227-venue-tv02lugo — A carved jar by Joseph Youngblood Lugo.

20241227-venue-tv02lugo — Sergio Youngblood Lugo carving design into pottery. BELOW LEFT: A carved jar by Joseph Youngblood Lugo. BELOW MIDDLE: A carved bowl by Sergio Youngblood Lugo. BELOW RIGHT: A carved bowl by Joseph Youngblood Lugo.

Published December 26, 2024 - 8:00 a.m. Modified December 26, 2024 - 8:00 a.m.

The intersection between art and sciences: PBS's Craft in America episode highlights Santa Clara Pueblo brothers and artists

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Joseph and Sergio Youngblood Lugo come from a long line of artists from Santa Clara Pueblo. Each pueblo has a different style of pottery that they traditionally make, and it really is based on the type of clay that is in the surrounding area.

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