Arts America
June 25, 2016
Special | 24m 18sVideo has Closed Captions
Larry Sultan, Marino Auriti, Jami Porter Lara, Julie Wiegand.
Milwaukee Art Museum dedicated a gallery to light based media featuring the work of photographer Larry Sultan. Marino Auriti was an auto body mechanic who spent three years creating a seven foot high architectural model called “The Encylopedic Palace.” New Mexico ceramicist Jami Porter Lara sees her work as reverse archaeology. Julie Wiegand lives and paints in Missouri River country.
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Arts America is a local public television program presented by Nine PBS
Arts America
June 25, 2016
Special | 24m 18sVideo has Closed Captions
Milwaukee Art Museum dedicated a gallery to light based media featuring the work of photographer Larry Sultan. Marino Auriti was an auto body mechanic who spent three years creating a seven foot high architectural model called “The Encylopedic Palace.” New Mexico ceramicist Jami Porter Lara sees her work as reverse archaeology. Julie Wiegand lives and paints in Missouri River country.
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