Season 3, Episode 11
Season 3 Episode 11 | 28m 54sVideo has Closed Captions
John Emery, Dawn Dwyer, George Rodrigue, Mark Rice
Dayton artist John Emery is drawn to the visual power of journals, maps, and the typography of recording a time and place in his watercolors, Cincinnati pet portrait artist Dawn Dwyer found art in retirement and George Rodrigue, the man behind the Blue Dog, brings art to school children. Mark Rice’s canvas of choice is an old tree trunk and he paints with chainsaws.
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The Art Show is a local public television program presented by ThinkTV
Season 3, Episode 11
Season 3 Episode 11 | 28m 54sVideo has Closed Captions
Dayton artist John Emery is drawn to the visual power of journals, maps, and the typography of recording a time and place in his watercolors, Cincinnati pet portrait artist Dawn Dwyer found art in retirement and George Rodrigue, the man behind the Blue Dog, brings art to school children. Mark Rice’s canvas of choice is an old tree trunk and he paints with chainsaws.
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