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About Anne @Annedavenport

Anne Azzi Davenport is the Senior Producer of CANVAS at PBS News Hour.

As Senior Producer of CANVAS, Anne Davenport is the primary field producer of arts and culture pieces and oversees all coverage. She has been leading Canvas since its beginning, collaborating with Chief Arts Correspondent Jeffrey Brown for most of her 24 years at PBS News Hour as well as with others. She arrived at the NewsHour as the Media Producer after serving for 15 years as a political producer at ABC and CBS News and as a producer and on-air reporter for NBC stations. She supervises the Brief But Spectacular and Race Matters series as well as the PBS Primetime show "Beyond the Canvas".

She is a graduate of Brown University. Anne lives outside of Washington with her husband and their daughter and son.

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Poetry Jan 07

Rafael Campo uses his stethoscope to explore rhythms of poetry

// Rafael Campo explores poetry through his experience as a doctor. He teaches this practice to his medical students out of the belief that healing is more than just knowing how to respond to symptoms. Rafael Campo is a…

Arts May 07

Tuesday on the NewsHour: Saving Recorded History

More with Patrick Loughney, executive director of the Libarary of Congress' National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, and Gene DeAnna, head of the recorded sound section.

Arts Mar 25

Cliburn, Checker Among New Additions to National Recording Registry

Van Cliburn's triumphant Cold War performance in Moscow, the mambo music of Cuban bassist Israel "Cachao" Lopez, and Chubby Checker's "The Twist" are among the 25 sound recordings newly inducted into the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress.

Arts Mar 11

Weekly Poem: ‘Emptiness Falls’

Gretel Ehrlich is best known for her nature and travel writing. She's authored 13 books, including three of poetry. Her most recent book is "Facing the Wave: A Journey in the Wake of the Tsunami."…

Arts Mar 08

Friday on the NewsHour: Poet Gretel Ehrlich Revisits Japan’s Tsunami

Gretel Ehrlich reads more from her book, "Facing the Wave: A Journey in the Wake of the Tsunami."…

World Nov 20

Q&A: Syrian Refugee Camps Struggle to Prepare for Winter

Syrian refugees near the border with Turkey on Oct. 31. Photo by Hamzeh Al-Binshi/Shaam News Network/Handout via Reuters. As the fighting in Syria continues, hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled their torched homes and battered neighborhoods to find refuge…

Arts Oct 23

Tuesday on the NewsHour: Philip Glass

More of Jeffrey Brown's interview with Philip Glass.

Arts Jul 06

Castleton Festival Is Part Celebration, Part Training Ground for Musicians and Singers

In central Virginia's Rappahanock County, the four-year-old Castleton Festival is part traditional summer music festival and part music training program. Jeffrey Brown talks to founder and renowned conductor Lorin Maazel.

Arts May 29

Tuesday on the NewsHour: Toni Morrison

Toni Morrison reads an excerpt from her novel "Home."…

Arts May 25

Friday on the NewsHour: Stephen Greenblatt, Author of ‘The Swerve’

Pulitzer prize-winning author Stephen Greenblatt reads an excerpt of "The Swerve."…

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