Jun 21 Violinmaker uses CT scans, 3D lasers to hone craft By Connie Kargbo Brooklyn violinmaker Samuel Zygmuntowicz has been crafting stringed instruments for about 30 years, and is increasingly using modern tools like computerized tomography and 3D laser vibration scans to perfect his instruments. Continue reading
Jun 17 Picasso's 'Blue Room' painting hides another masterpiece By Colleen Shalby Using infrared technology, scientists and researchers have discovered a painting of a man hidden below the “Blue Room.”… Continue reading
Jun 16 Watch In 'The True American,' victim of attempted murder tries to save attacker By PBS News Hour If you could face the man who tried to kill you, what would you do? A new book, “The True American: Murder and Mercy in Texas,” tells the story of Raisuddin Bhuiyan, a U.S. immigrant from Bangladesh, who was shot… Continue watching
Jun 16 Watch Jason Moran strikes up the band -- and a conversation -- to enthrall new jazz listeners By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jun 16 Weekly Poem: Charlotte Boulay writes 'small moments of grace' By Victoria Fleischer Fifteen years ago, Charlotte Boulay visited India. The experience profoundly changed the poet. “It stayed with me, the feeling of being there … I just felt in love with the country. The things I saw there were such beautiful landscape… Continue reading
Jun 15 Legendary radio personality Casey Kasem is dead at 82 By Elisabeth Ponsot Casey Kasem, the radio legend known for counting down the nation's greatest hits on the "American Top 40" broadcast died on Sunday. He was 82. Continue reading
Jun 13 Watch Prankster Art By PBS News Hour Two playful Russians challenge the art world. Paul Solman of WGBH-Boston reports. Continue watching
Jun 13 Watch Pulitzer-winning poet Vijay Seshadri fuses the fantastic with the everyday Continue watching
Jun 13 Pulitzer-winning poet Vijay Seshadri fuses the fantastic with the everyday By Frank Carlson The Bangalore-native, Brooklyn-based poet assiduously collects the details of his life, his world, his ruminations big and small, in the hope that once amassed and ordered they'll connect with readers and arrive at a higher meaning. Continue reading