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Kerry James Marshall: The Artist in the Studio
In his latest series of paintings and drawings, Kerry James Marshall Marshall reflects on how portrayals of artists in their studios influence perceptions of who is an artist.
Recorded on 5.22.2010 |  |
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Andrea Zittel: Studio as Testing Ground
The renowned artist speaks about her work and describes how her studio serves as a space for exploration and for crafting and presenting materials and ideas.
Recorded on 4.5.2010 |  |
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American Theater: Writing for Change
Members of a new generation of playrights discuss writing about identity and politics, and how creative works make us aware of clichés, distortions, and absurdities in our lives.
Recorded on 3.23.2010 |  |
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Art as Event
Since the start of the 20th century, artists have created works that might best be described as events. Recently, event-based artworks and actions have proliferated.
Recorded on 3.13.2010 |  |
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Trajectories of the Studio After The Factory
In the 1960, tape recorders, film cameras, and reproduction machines of all kinds entered the studio. Noted art historian Caroline Jones traces this development.
Recorded on 2.16.2010 |  |
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Guerrilla Girls: Feminist Masked Avengers
The Guerrilla Girls have dedicated themselves to exposing sexism, racism, and corruption in the art world, the film industry, and popular culture .
Recorded on 11.10.2009 |  |
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Micro-Symposium: Art/Science/Spectacle
How do immersive artworks, such as those created by Olafur Eliasson, play upon our attraction to the spectacular and a fascination with the mechanics of how things work?
Recorded on 9.12.2009 |  |
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Carmen: New Renderings
The story of Carmen has provided interpretive fodder for many great thinkers and artists. Listen in to a discussion of why this piece continues to fuel artistic development in film, music and theater.
Recorded on 4.20.2009 |  |
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Kate Stohr on Architecture for Humanity
Kate Stohr is co-founder of Architecture for Humanity (AFH), a non-profit volunteer organization that promotes architecture and design solutions to global social and humanitarian crises.
Recorded on 3.31.2009 |  |
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Growing Up: Buckminster Fuller
Allegra Fuller Snyder reflects on her experience growing up with her father, Buckminster Fuller. She also talks about the people who influenced his work and his legacy as a visionary and great teacher.
Recorded on 3.14.2009 |  |
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New America
Marc Bamuthi Joseph, spoken word poet, and renowned writer Jeff Chang come together for a public conversation about the power of hip-hop to reshape the American and global cultural landscape.
Recorded on 2.28.2009 |  |
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