Remembering Critics Robert Hughes and Judith Crist
Clip: 8/7/2012 | 8m 55s
The Artists of Cultural Criticism: Remembering Robert Hughes and Judith Crist
As taste-makers, critics can reveal the best and worst in art and film -- from inspiration to distraction. Jeffrey Brown and New York Times' A.O. Scott remember two such critics: Robert Hughes, who spent three decades writing for Time Magazine, and Judith Crist, who championed a new wave of actors and directors in the 1960s.
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Remembering Critics Robert Hughes and Judith Crist
Clip: 8/7/2012 | 8m 55s
As taste-makers, critics can reveal the best and worst in art and film -- from inspiration to distraction. Jeffrey Brown and New York Times' A.O. Scott remember two such critics: Robert Hughes, who spent three decades writing for Time Magazine, and Judith Crist, who championed a new wave of actors and directors in the 1960s.
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