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Henry Art Gallery
Henry Art Gallery presents Henry
ArtCasts, podcasts concernig recent exhibitions since October, 2006.
In the November 6, 2006 podcast, A Conversation with Stephen Shore, Photographer
Stephen Shore and Henry Art Gallery Chief Curator Elizabeth Brown discuss
Shore's work, from his bold submission of photographs to the Museum of
Modern Art at age 14 to his most recent books inspired by New York Times
banner headlines.
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
offers free
Podcasts dated from December, 2005 through the present about the art
and artists featured at the Museum. Available for download from our website
and Apple iTunes, Hirshhorn Podcasts will play on any digital music player
or computer. Listen to conversations with artists, lectures about the work
on view and issues central to contemporary art, and walkthroughs of the
galleries for a deeper understanding of the art and artists of our time.
Huntsville Museum of Art
The Huntsville
Museum of Art offers podcasts for selected exhibitions. Podcasts include
KCUR-FM / Spencer Museum of Art
KCRW
KUED
KUNM
KCRW is a community radio station broadcasting from Albuquerque, NM
The Museum of Fine Arts in Santa Fe is
hosting through January 2006 an exhibition on American art from 19th and
20th centuries titled, Strokes of Genius: Masterworks from the New Britain
Museum of American Art. An October 19, 2005 audio clip from the station's
archives by Tom Trowbridge
introduces the
exhibit and features Tim Rogers, the curator of the Museum of Fine Arts.
Notes:
1. TFAO's catalogue of audio on demand, free to viewers. All examples focus on American representational art.
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