In rural Michigan, old barns become new art

Clip: 11/18/2020 | 6m 12s | Video has closed captioning.

The American barn is a cultural icon, but one that is quickly disappearing. In Port Austin, Michigan, an art project aims to draw attention to these structures -- and maybe even save some of them along the way. Jeffrey Brown reports as part of our American Creators series and ongoing arts and culture coverage, Canvas.

Aired: 11/18/20

Rating: NR

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In rural Michigan, old barns become new art

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