Morning host of Classical Music, Art Scene, Early Birds & other WVIA programs, plus Senior Producer at WVIA-FM. Opinions are my own. RTs are not endorsements
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Photographer Oren Helbok leaned out of the cab of a steam loco, holding on w/one hand to get a shot so we cld FEEL the forward thrust. Learn more today@11am on ArtScene on WVIA Radio.
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She's planning to return to Japan to follow in the footsteps of the artist Hokusai to create images of Mt Fuji that she'll bring home to the Pocono mtns. Miharu Lane on WVIA Radio 7/8 @ 11am on wvia.org
Pockets were politically significant for the suffragists. Clothing styles were not just a fashion footnote. Learn more from Claire McCree, curator of the exhibit New Century, New Woman at the Allentown Art Museum.
2/22 at 11am on wvia.org
Remember the snowman scene in "Citizen Kane"?
Bob Eckstein writes about that & more in his illustrated (lushly) history of snow people. Catch him on ArtScene this morning (Tue) at 11am on wvia.org!
Composer Luna Pearl Woolf wrote "To the Fire" in 1994. As we hear it on a new CD, the piece speaks to this very time in an eerie way. She's very surprised about its relevance. Hear her & her music Monday, Jan 25 at 11am on ArtScene on wvia.org
Creative sparks fly on Keystone Edition Arts tonite at 8:00 on WVIA TV. We talk about the role of the arts in our communities with some terrific images from the area--
so that during the pandemic, we don't forget the power of the arts.
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PBS Masterpiece marks 50 yrs w/a new version of "All Creatures Great & Small." WVIA's Fiona Powell talks w/
PA's Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding, a huge fan of the Herriot novel--1/5@11am on ArtScene on wvia.org
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He's a snowman expert known worldwide, & he's pretty good at reclaiming Xmas lights from the 50s. Bob Eckstein's cartoons have been in The New Yorker, MAD magazine & he will "tell" us his cartoon farewell to 2020 1/4@11am on wvia.org
Author Gregory Maguire of "Wicked"-fame cracks open the mystery of the cape-clad figure Drosselmeyer in The Nutcracker as he talks about the power of story in our lives--12/22@11am on ArtScene on wvia.org
It's hard to say "Hallelujah" without at least a bit of a breath at the start. Rabbi Daniel Swartz will connect that physical breath w/a metaphorical kind & he'll chant a bit 12/11@11am on wvia.org
The music world marks the 100th anniversary of Dave Brubeck's birth 12/6/20. Bill Carter was his friend; he studies Brubeck's sacred music & plays his classic tunes. Carter tells stories to celebrate DB's life & music 12/4 at 11am on ArtScene-wvia.org
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It's not ancient Greek theater. It's not Noh. But every
actor wears a mask (not like the ones we're wearing). 6 new plays under the title "A Masked Ball"-Set in the Himalayas, Belize & back in the Old West. More 12/2@11am on ArtScene on wvia.org
Angela Alaimo O'Donnell knows stories have power to change lives. She writes about Flannery O'Connor & race & how flawed Flannery was but how her tales can help us wrestle w/ some of the most difficult issues of our day.
Hear Dr. O'Donnell 11/10@11am on wvia.org
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Wait 'til you hear the exquisite cellist Loretta O'Sullivan "dance" with the words of Marilyn Miller's haiku. "Airborne" simply soars. We feature the work & talk w/ Loretta on ArtScene 11/5 at 11am on wvia.org