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Arts Sep 16

New Ken Burns documentary ‘The U.S. and the Holocaust’ examines America’s response

A new documentary from Ken Burns and his colleagues premiers this Sunday on PBS. It is a different window into the Holocaust with a focus on the U.S. and raises troubling questions about this country’s history and actions. Burns is…

Arts Aug 31

Artists find inspiration in nature and history of Everglades National Park

Artists have long taken to the outdoors to do their work. Now, a new program, Artist in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE), puts a new emphasis on that important synergy. Jeffrey Brown visited Everglades National Park to see how artists are…

Arts Aug 24

Actor Michael K. Williams’ posthumous memoir details how his life informed his career

A posthumous memoir out this week tells of the life and legacy of actor Michael K. Williams, who died of a drug overdose last fall. Williams is known for his powerful performances on screen, but the memoir also reveals his…

Arts Aug 17

Art and medicine intersect in New York City hospitals

It’s one of the largest public art collections in the country and it’s not where you might expect to see it. Artwork in New York hospitals aims to heal patients and healers. Jeffrey Brown continues his occasional look at the…

Arts Aug 15

Examining Salman Rushdie’s lifelong fight for free speech

Three days after being repeatedly stabbed onstage as he was preparing to give a lecture, author Salman Rushdie is recovering while the man accused of attacking him has been charged with attempted murder. Ayad Akhtar, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and…

Arts Aug 09

Author Mohsin Hamid explores the construct of race in his new novel ‘The Last White Man’

A work of imagination asks us to see race in a new way from a novelist once again taking on magical realism in his fiction. Jeffrey Brown talks with Pakistani writer Mohsin Hamid for our arts and culture series, "CANVAS."…

Poetry Jul 27

Ada Limón on becoming the new U.S. poet laureate

Ada Limón has been named the nation's new poet laureate. Jeffrey Brown recently met with Limón to learn more about her life’s path, one that includes backyard groundhogs, Kentucky bluegrass, pokeweed and plenty of poetry. It's part of our arts…

Arts Jul 21

Disney’s ‘Ms. Marvel’ features 1st Muslim superhero

A new Disney+ series called "Ms. Marvel" features the first Muslim superhero in the marvel cinematic universe, and is now one of the highest-rated shows of its kind. Amna Nawaz talks to the director about bringing this character to life…

Arts Jul 13

Ukrainian-born pianist discusses his ode to Odesa and the impact of Russia’s invasion

As the fighting in Ukraine continues, we take a musical journey to Odessa, Ukraine’s historic port city on the Black Sea. It is a personal vision of a Ukrainian-born pianist, Vadim Neselovskyi, who teaches at the Berklee College of Music…

Arts Jul 08

Author Geraldine Brooks delves into an untold story of a racehorse and his caretaker

A history-making racehorse, and the people around it, are re-imagined in a new work of fiction dealing with obsession and justice. Jeffrey Brown talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks about her latest novel, “Horse,” for our arts and culture…

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