AHA! 705 | Animal and Environmental Art with Claudia McNulty
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Issues surrounding our health, the environment, and the truth fuel this artist's work.
Issues surrounding our health, the environment, and the truth fuel the artwork of Claudia McNulty. Join producer Matt Rogowicz on a trip to her studio in Climax, NY.
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AHA! 705 | Animal and Environmental Art with Claudia McNulty
Clip: Season 7 Episode 5 | 6m 55sVideo has Closed Captions
Issues surrounding our health, the environment, and the truth fuel the artwork of Claudia McNulty. Join producer Matt Rogowicz on a trip to her studio in Climax, NY.
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AHA! 705 | Interview with Adrienne Willis of LUMBERYARD
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Clip: S7 Ep5 | 13m 3s | LUMBERYARD Director Adrienne Willis discusses why a space like this is needed right now. (13m 3s)
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Preview: S7 Ep5 | 30s | Health/environment-inspired art, a space for the arts, and a performance. (30s)
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