About the Series
Endangered Crafts is a documentary series about the human knowledge we risk losing. The series uncovers the stories, traditions and communities behind some of the world's disappearing craft practices. It sheds light on an ongoing global phenomenon, calling attention to the role crafts play in building and sustaining communities, and to the toll their disappearance takes.
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Meet the Host
Tal Danai
Founder of ArtLink · Cultural Entrepreneur · Storyteller
Tal Danai founded ArtLink in 1996 and has spent three decades exploring the relationship between art, culture and human experience. Through ArtLink, he has worked with artists, makers and cultural communities around the world, creating narrative-led art experiences that bring the stories behind creative expression into focus. Endangered Crafts grew from this long-standing curiosity about the people and knowledge behind what we make. As host, Tal travels to meet the craftspeople and communities keeping these traditions alive, listening to their stories and asking what we lose when these skills disappear, and what it takes to carry them forward.
Support the Mission
Help us document, share and sustain the crafts, knowledge and cultural traditions at risk of being lost. Whether through sponsorship, partnership or donation, your support helps
Endangered Crafts reach more people, tell more stories and contribute to the future of living craft traditions.
Get in Touch
We invite you to get in touch with questions, suggestions, or opportunities to collaborate and get
involved with Endangered Crafts. Whether you are a maker, researcher, educator, cultural organisation, potential partner, or simply have a story to share, we would love to hear from you.