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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.

Hood Museum of Art

Hood Museum of Art presents lectures and gallery talks including

-- Jere R. Daniell, Professor of History, Emeritus, Reflections of Dartmouth's History in the American Collections, July 17, 2007.

-- From the symposium Augustus Saint-Gaudens: Master of American Sculpture, Friday, July 13, 2007, Arthur M. Loew Auditorium, Hood Museum of Art

- Kathryn Greenthal, art historian and curator, Boston, Engaging the Viewer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Contemporary Sculpture, July 13, 2007 (3.8MB mp3)

- Jennifer Hardin, Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida, Augustus Saint-Gaudens's Diana of 1891-93: Critical and Public Response to a Singular American Nude, July 13, 2007 (3.6MB mp3)

- David Lubin, Charlotte C. Weber Professor Art, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, War Relief: Saint-Gaudens's Shaw Memorial on Boston Common and the Battle Over Civil War Memory, July 13, 2007 (3.6MB mp3)

- Thayer Tolles, Associate Curator, Department of American Paintings and Sculpture, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Afterlife of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, 1907-1919, July 13, 2007 (4.1MB mp3)

Hudson River Museum

Hear a 17-part commentary by Pop Artist Red Grooms and Museum curators about the whimsical exhibition Red Grooms: In the Studio held February 9 - May 25, 2008 and the newly reinstalled sculpture The Bookstore. The Hudson River Museum says: "One of America's major artists with a truly popular following, the worlds that inspire Grooms stretch from silent movies to dance halls to America's urban canyons and first colonies. Red Grooms grew up in Nashville and began his career as an actor. His sense of theater is integral to the multimedia experience he creates in sculpture, paintings, and films. Now a quintessential New York artist, Grooms shows the city's people and their neighborhoods with both wit and acute comment. His commentary has endeared The Bookstore to thousands since its installation at the Hudson River Museum in 1979." Commentary may be downloaded.

Huntsville Museum of Art

The Huntsville Museum of Art offers podcasts for selected exhibitions. Podcasts include

-- Encounters: Richard Painter, held November 5 - January 7, 2007. The Museum's award-winning series of regional contemporary art continues with a selection of new work by an acclaimed Tennessee artist who uses mixed media on charred wood to explore the fragility and tenacity of life. Other podcasts will follow this exhibition.

-- Josh Simpson, A Visionary Journey in Glass, April 18, 2007. Josh Simpson is a unique voice among the first generation of studio glass artist. Largely self-taught, he first experimented with glass in the early 1970s. This is the first major retrospective of Simpson's engaging...

KCUR-FM / Spencer Museum of Art

KCUR-FM in Kansas City worked with the Spencer Museum of Art to produce a 2-minute December 2004 Arts Roundup segment covering the Museum's 2004 Diane Arbus: Family Albums exhibit. The audio segment is available through the Past Exhibitions segment of the museum web site.

Go the story on Spencer Art Minute produced by the Spencer Museum of Art and Kansas Public Radio.

KCRW

KCRW is a radio station broadcasting throughout Southern California. A community service of Santa Monica College, KCRW maintains an online archive of art and culture programming. Examples are:

The Getty Shows Off Its Monsters which aired March 6, 2007

Close-Up on Chuck Close which aired February 20, 2007

Does Tim Hawkinson Have Multiple Personalities which aired July 5, 2005

American Photography at the Getty which aired May 10, 2005

David Hockney Reveals Himself, aired March 1, 2005

KUED

KUED-TV in Salt lake City, UT, produces "Utah Now" a 30-minute magazine-style series, which KUED says "thoughtfully considers issues, events and people that are affecting life and creating dialogue in Utah."

The February 23, 2007 show features interviews with Brian Kershisnik and his wife Suzanne, David Dee, director of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, and David Ericson, owner of David Ericson's Fine Art. Utah artist Brian Kershisnik's work has been described as a journey of exploration. From his vantage point in rural Utah, Kershisnik finds forms for the elements of the life he sees around him.

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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