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Caravaggio—Beyond Biography
 Keith Christiansen of the Metropolitan Museum of Art discusses Caravaggio's genius, in conjunction with the extraordinary loan of The Supper at Emmaus.
 Recorded on 10.8.2009 |  |
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Cézanne and Pissarro in the 1870s
 T. J. Clark reviews the period when Pissarro and Cézanne painted side by side, before differences emerged constituting a parting of the ways within modernism.
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Wine of the Pharaohs
 Do you prefer red wine to white? So did King Tut. Egyptologist Leonard Lesko reviews the legacy of winemaking and tasting in Egypt from 5000 years ago.
 Recorded on 7.16.2009 |  |
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Reading: Ilya Kaminsky
 Ilya Kamisky co-founded Poets for Peace and edits Words Without Borders, an online magazine. The poet activist presented selections of his work in English and Russian.
 Recorded on 5.28.2009 |  |
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Bauhaus to Green Haus: Updating Germany
 The "Bauhaus to Green Haus" lecture series brings to Chicago European architects/designers who draw on the Bauhaus tradition and address today's sustainability challenges. In this installment, Matthais Böttger of Germany discussed his recent projects and design concepts.
 Recorded on 4.30.2009 |  |
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