Apr 24 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro Tam Wai Ping's "Falling into Mundane World" is on display at "Mobile M+: Inflation!" in Hong Kong. The exhibition of six giant inflatable sculptures next Hong Kong's future museum for visual arts will be open to the public Thursday through… Continue reading
Apr 23 The Tuesday Cutline…a Winner! Did this week's photo of Elmo tickle you with laughter?… Continue reading
Apr 23 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro "Human Nature" by Ugo Rondinone is unveiled Monday at Rockefeller Center in New York City. The public art installation of nine human-shaped figures, each weighing 17.5 tons, is on view through June 7. Continue reading
Apr 23 Boston Bombings Rouse Debate in Senate Immigration Hearing Thousands of people rally for immigration reform in Washington, D.C., earlier this month. Photo by Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images. There was little doubt last week's Boston Marathon bombings would be raised during Monday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the… Continue reading
Apr 22 Gang of Eight’s Immigration Bill Under New Scrutiny After Boston Bombings Flowers at a memorial site along the course of the Boston Marathon. Photo by Don Emmert/AFP/Getty Images. The investigation into the Boston Marathon bombings and the push on Capitol Hill to overhaul the country's immigration system have converged… Continue reading
Apr 22 Weekly Poem: ‘Not a Verbal Equivalent’ By Tom LeGro Dara Wier is the author of 10 collections of poetry, including "You Good Thing" (Wave Books, 2013), "Remnants of Hannah" (Wave Books, 2006) and "Reverse Rapture" (Verse Press, 2005). She is on the permanent faculty in the MFA program at… Continue reading
Apr 22 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro "Redball by American artist Kurt Perschke is installed Sunday at Quai de Valmy in Paris. Perschke's RedBall Project has been exhibited in cities around the world. Continue reading
Apr 19 ‘No Place on Earth’ brings to light story of Holocaust survivors who hid in caves By Tom LeGro The new film "No Place on Earth" tells the incredible story of a small group of Jews who literally went underground, into caves, to escape the horrors of the Holocaust. Continue reading
Apr 19 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro A skater performs a trick at the South Bank skatepark in London. Plans are underway to refurbish the complex, which would be replaced with new arts venues and retail outlets. The skatepark, hailed as the birthplace of British skateboarding, is… Continue reading
Apr 18 Around the Nation By Tom LeGro Here are four arts and culture videos from public broadcasting partners around the nation. Continue reading