Hi.
I'm Murray, from Sesame Street.
And I'm looking for the word on the street.
What's the word on the street?
BOY: Sculpture.
MURRAY: What is a sculpture?
GIRL: It's a type of art.
BOY: It's a piece of art that you shape.
WOMAN: It could be made out of metal or rock.
MURRAY: How would you make it into a sculpture?
GIRL: Carve it.
MAN: Build a sculpture with a hammer and nails.
GIRL: And you can, like, put it together
into anything you want.
MURRAY: Keep listening for the word "sculpture,"
today on Sesame Street.
BOY: Sculpture.
MURRAY: That's the word on the street.
JON HAMM: Hi.
I'm Jon.
And this is-- I said, I'm Jon.
And this is-- Elmo you're supposed
to tell everyone who you are.
ELMO: Oh, oh.
Sorry-- I'm sorry, Mr. Jon.
Elmo can't talk right now.
Elmo's busy making a sculpture.
JON HAMM: Oh!
Well that's perfect, Elmo, because today's word
is sculpture.
ELMO: Oh, right.
Sculpture.
Oh, tell everyone what a sculpture is, Mr. Jon!
JON HAMM: OK.
I can do that.
A sculpture is a piece of art that's
made by shaping or carving something,
or by putting things together.
As you can see, Elmo is carving his structure
with a hammer and chisel.
Elmo, why don't you show everyone your sculpture?
JON HAMM: Oh, oh.
Elmo's not done right now.
Maybe-- maybe Mr. Jon can show some other sculpture
while Elmo finishes.
JON HAMM: Other sculptures.
Uh-- right.
I'll go find some other sculptures.
[GRUNTING]
OK, I got one!
This sculpture is made out of something totally different.
This sculpture is made out of pieces of metal.
Very, very heavy metal.
Can we please show your sculpture now, Elmo?
Please?
Before I get a hernia.
ELMO: No.
JON HAMM: No.
No.
Wha-- whoa!
[CRASH]
ELMO: There!
Now Elmo can show his sculpture!
JON HAMM: Oh, thank goodness.
Thank goodness, Elmo.
ELMO: OK.
JON HAMM: Let's see your sculpture.
ELMO: OK.
JON HAMM: Wow.
That is one beautiful sculpture.
ELMO: Thank you.
JON HAMM: Oh!
And very lifelike.
Sculpture!
BERT: Almost finished, Ernie?
ERNIE: Don't move!
Don't move!
BERT: OK.
ERNIE: Almost got it here.
BERT: I want to see it, Ernie.
I want to see it.
ERNIE: There we go!
And it is finished!
BERT: Oh, oh boy!
Let me see, let me see.
ERNIE: OK, Bert.
BERT: OK.
OK.
ERNIE: Take a look at it here.
How's that?
BERT: Oh, wow.
That's great, Ernie.
Hey, but, uh-- Ernie?
ERNIE: Yes?
BERT: It's not quite finished.
I mean, it looks almost finished.
But it's not quite finished.
ERNIE: Almost?
What do you mean, Bert?
It looks exactly like you.
BERT: Ernie, Ernie.
Part of the face is missing there.
See?
ERNIE: Part of the face is missing?
What do you mean, Bert?
Everything is there.
BERT: Look at my face, and then look at my face and see.
ERNIE: Well, let's see.
It's got, uh-- it's got two eyes up there.
BERT: Yeah, and I have two eyes, too.
Yeah.
ERNIE: It's got two ears.
BERT: Two ears.
I have two ears.
ERNIE: You have two ears.
Got a, uh-- mouth.
BERT: A mouth.
I've got a mouth, too, yeah.
ERNIE: It's got eyebrows.
BERT: Yep.
Two eyebrows.
I have eyebrows, too, yeah.
ERNIE: It's got a nose.
BERT: Ah!
Uh-huh.
ERNIE: Oh, Bert.
BERT: You forgot the nose.
ERNIE: I forgot the nose.
BERT: Right.
ERNIE: How could I do that?
Well don't worry, Bert.
I'll just, uh-- come here.
BERT: Oh, tell me a secret?
Ah!
ERNIE: There we go.
Perfect.
[LAUGHTER]
BERT: I don't understand.
[GIBBERISH]
MAN: Ha!
Yes!
[LAUGHTER]
KING: No, no, no, no no, no.
MAN: Ha!
No, eh?
No?
Ha!
Ha ha!
KING: That.
That.
No, no, no.
MAN: Aw.
Huh?
Ah!
KING: Go.
Ooh.
Yes, yes, yes.
BERT: What is a sculpture?
MAN: A sculpture is an art piece.
MAN: A piece of art that you make by shaping or carving
or by putting things together.
GIRL: A three-dimensional object.
WOMAN: When you got o a museum and you see a big, tall body
standing still, like this--
MURRAY: Like that?
WOMAN: That's a sculpture.
MAN: You can use anything to make a sculpture.
You can use clay, cardboard--
WOMAN: Stone or marble or copper.
BOY: A block.
BOY: A sculpture that's made of ice.
BOY: Sometimes you can make a sand sculpture.
GIRL: You can make a sculpture out of a building.
MURRAY: Yeah.
GIRL: But you can't live in it.
WOMAN: I've even made sculptures out of cake.
MURRAY: Sculpture!
That' the word on the street.
Haha!
Nice likeness.
GIRL: Usually it's in a nice shape.
Either it's in a shape of you or of me--
MURRAY: That would be lovely.
A sculpture of me and you would be awesome.
Now that's art, baby.
That's the word on the street!
ANNA KENDRICK: Hi, I'm Anna.
ABBY: And I'm Abby.
ELMO: And Elmo's Elmo
ANNA KENDRICK: And we're here to tell you
all about the word absorb.
ELMO AND ABBY: Absorb!