Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://www.pbs.org/newshour/arts/around-the-nation-friday-roundup-1 Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Around the Nation, Friday Roundup Arts Jul 3, 2009 4:07 PM EDT Here are some of this week’s arts and culture headlines from public broadcasters around the nation: – Happy 4th of July! NPR looks back at a celebration last year in Denver when jazz singer Rene Marie surprised an audience with a variation on the National Anthem. NPR Music also rounded up a sampler of other favorite alternative American anthems (see: Sonny Rollins, Talking Heads). – The KPBS Film Club spend their summer the way most of us want to: in the movie theater. This week they discuss Dillinger biopic ‘Public Enemies’ and Iraq war action film ‘The Hurt Locker.’ – WNYC takes a video look at the Whitney Museum’s retrospective on Dan Graham (conceptual artist, rock n’ roll godfather to bands like Sonic Youth and purveyor of “anarchistic humor.”) – If you missed NOVA’s Musical Minds (based on neurologist Oliver Sacks’ book “Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain”) on PBS this week, you can still watch the video online — but only for a limited time! A free press is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Support trusted journalism and civil dialogue. Donate now
Here are some of this week’s arts and culture headlines from public broadcasters around the nation: – Happy 4th of July! NPR looks back at a celebration last year in Denver when jazz singer Rene Marie surprised an audience with a variation on the National Anthem. NPR Music also rounded up a sampler of other favorite alternative American anthems (see: Sonny Rollins, Talking Heads). – The KPBS Film Club spend their summer the way most of us want to: in the movie theater. This week they discuss Dillinger biopic ‘Public Enemies’ and Iraq war action film ‘The Hurt Locker.’ – WNYC takes a video look at the Whitney Museum’s retrospective on Dan Graham (conceptual artist, rock n’ roll godfather to bands like Sonic Youth and purveyor of “anarchistic humor.”) – If you missed NOVA’s Musical Minds (based on neurologist Oliver Sacks’ book “Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain”) on PBS this week, you can still watch the video online — but only for a limited time! A free press is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Support trusted journalism and civil dialogue. Donate now