Arts America
May 9, 2015
Special | 25m 40sVideo has Closed Captions
Mark Rothko, “A Song from the Field”, The Rockwood Museum, Henry Stone.
Denver Art Museum looks at when Mark Rothko rejected realism and began a series of abstract works. Nine producer Ruth Ezell visits two St. Louis artists who have created “A Song from the Field” exhibit. The Rockwood Museum in Corning, New York, holds one of the largest collections of Western American and Native American art in the United States. Henry Stone is a legend in the music business.
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Arts America is a local public television program presented by Nine PBS
Arts America
May 9, 2015
Special | 25m 40sVideo has Closed Captions
Denver Art Museum looks at when Mark Rothko rejected realism and began a series of abstract works. Nine producer Ruth Ezell visits two St. Louis artists who have created “A Song from the Field” exhibit. The Rockwood Museum in Corning, New York, holds one of the largest collections of Western American and Native American art in the United States. Henry Stone is a legend in the music business.
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