Curate
Art from a Global Perspective
Season 3 Episode 10 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
This week we explore art from a global perspective and feature Norfolk artist Kishi Bashi.
This week we visit the Zieders American Dream Theatre and explore art from a global perspective. Our Curate 757 local artist is Kishi Bashi. We look at Bassmi Ibrahim’s paintings and hear about the famous artist that inspired his work. We’ll study art on a larger scale with Xu Bing Phoenix and explore photography from the international space station with astronaut Scott Kelly.
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Curate is a local public television program presented by WHRO Public Media
Support comes from The Hermitage Museum & Gardens, Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), The Peninsula Fine Arts Center (PFAC), and the Virginia Beach Arts and Humanities Commission
Curate
Art from a Global Perspective
Season 3 Episode 10 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
This week we visit the Zieders American Dream Theatre and explore art from a global perspective. Our Curate 757 local artist is Kishi Bashi. We look at Bassmi Ibrahim’s paintings and hear about the famous artist that inspired his work. We’ll study art on a larger scale with Xu Bing Phoenix and explore photography from the international space station with astronaut Scott Kelly.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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Curate is a local public television program presented by WHRO Public Media
Support comes from The Hermitage Museum & Gardens, Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), The Peninsula Fine Arts Center (PFAC), and the Virginia Beach Arts and Humanities Commission