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Woodcarver Robert Scott was painting houses when he was introduced to the craft of creating decoys. He spends his summer days carving on the pier in Provincetown.

Artist and performer Mike Sullivan creates intricate headpieces to experiment with materials and explore queer identity.

Artist, activist, and writer Jay Critchley shares his rich history of creating art with a message in and around Cape Cod.

Artist Cindy Pease Roe worked with Laura Ludwig's Beach Brigade from the Center for Coastal Studies Marine Debris Program to source all of her materials from trash collected off of Cape Cod beaches to create "Sugar" who will reside on Herring Cove Beach for several years. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration sponsored this semi-permanent installation on the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Our fragile oceans are plagued with plastics and other man-made trash. This documentary explores how artists have come together to create art out of this detritus in an effort to bring awareness to what individuals can do to help.

Chatham native Suzanna Nickerson creates collages of marine debris to illustrate the problem of plastic pollution on our local beaches.

Mixed media artist Thor Jensen describes his latest project, creating starfish from clay and fishing line, and how artists can use recycled materials in their art today.

On Aug. 24, Lower Cape TV ArtsLight reporter Johnny Bergmann premiered the rough cut of his new documentary, SAVING OUR OCEANS THROUGH RECYCLED ART at the Lower Cape TV studio in Orleans. After the screening, he fielded feedback and impressions from the audience. LCTV will hold a showing for the final version of the documentary, which will likely premiere in October or November.

Bob Korn takes artists' images to another level with his expert printmaking. He discusses the challenges that he faces with emerging technology — including digital photography and the emergence of artificial intelligence — in creating the ideal print.