Channel editor Cassian Harrison plans to air a two-hour canal journey, the three-hour fly-on-the-wall documentary National Gallery and the mini-series Make, three 30-minute depictions of craftsmanship without commentary.
The Trio, his second, shines with craftsmanship.
"Indian craftsmanship is second to none," he said.
Emily wrote: To me, Brody's auteurism feels more like a sort of religion: he believes he can judge a television show after five minutes, based on his sensitivity to its craftsmanship, a kind of princess-and-the-pea theory of television aesthetics.
To me, Brody's auteurism feels more like a sort of religion: he believes he can judge a television show after five minutes, based on his sensitivity to its craftsmanship, a kind of princess-and-the-pea theory of television aesthetics.
It takes a second look to absorb its extraordinary craftsmanship.
"It needed brilliant craftsmanship to pack such a story into 50 minutes," John K. Hutchens of The New York Times wrote in a review.
It's true that each piece in the show amounted to a magnificent display of craftsmanship, but given the new mood, how will that matter two minutes after the last model has walked down the runway?
It's the best yet from the panel show regular, 70 minutes that retain the curmudgeonliness of his early work, but leaven it with affection, improved craftsmanship and a liberal dose of self-irony.
Andy Warhol's idea about everyone being famous for 15 minutes might encapsulate our social media world, but Mr. Metzker and his fellow Modernists, who emphasized craftsmanship, subtlety, and patient engagement, might still have something to teach us.
