State of the Arts
Potter's Paradise
Clip: Season 39 Episode 7 | 6m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Ceramic artist Alan Willoughby uses his backyard kiln for both pottery and pizza.
Alan Willoughby is a ceramic artist who is now using words to express his frustration at the state of the nation. His house and studio in South Jersey are a personal refuge, where he's built a wood-fired kiln that he uses it for both pottery and pizza. His wife, Linda Shusterman, is a ceramic artist as well; we visit the studio they share.
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State of the Arts is a local public television program presented by NJ PBS
State of the Arts
Potter's Paradise
Clip: Season 39 Episode 7 | 6m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Alan Willoughby is a ceramic artist who is now using words to express his frustration at the state of the nation. His house and studio in South Jersey are a personal refuge, where he's built a wood-fired kiln that he uses it for both pottery and pizza. His wife, Linda Shusterman, is a ceramic artist as well; we visit the studio they share.
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Jazz on the Back Deck: Dan Levinson and his Band
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Clip: S39 Ep7 | 6m 28s | Jazz clarinetist Dan Levinson and his band perform outdoors at the Morris Museum. (6m 28s)
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