State of the Arts
March 2010
March 2010
This edition of State of the Arts comes from the St. Louis University Museum of Art.



Program links

KFUO for sale
An in-depth look at the potential impact on the area arts community of the pending sale of KFUO Classic 99.		KSHE 2
An interview with Radio Rich Dalton about the format of KSHE's latest station, KSHE 2 in high definition.		Period Piece
Area filmmakers discuss the making of the narrative film Under These Same Stars-the Celadon Affair, shot on location in colonial Ste. Genevieve.		Crossing the Divide
The latest exhibit at St. Louis University Museum of Art showcases artifacts from the travels of Jesuit missionaries through the American West. SLUMA curator Fr. David Suwalsky discusses the exhibit and the museum's permanent collection with host Paul Schankman.
Making a Splash
Artist Carol Carter discusses the influence of water and color on her work in this bio-profile. 		Hail, Hail Rock & Roll
A behind the scenes look at the making of a large scale bronze honoring rock legend Chuck Berry, including interviews with sculptor Harry Weber, entrepreneur Joe Edwards and KMOX radio host Charlie Brennan.		Dancing Classrooms
A ballroom dancing program for elementary school students based on the film "Mad Hot Ballroom" teaches socialization and places the art of dance in an historical context.		Sip and Serenade
A short clip showing the monthly free event Sip & Serenade at SLUMA.
A Lasting Impression
A story about professional photographers who donate their talents to create sensitive, artistic portraits of seriously ill newborns and their families. 		Farm Aid
The music phenomenon Farm Aid comes to town, giving Missouri farmers a chance to share the stage with the likes of Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews and Jason Mraz.		Afriky Lolo
The extraordinary dance moves of Diadre Bathily and his group Afriky Lolo connect young African-Americans to their culture and heritage. 		Low Brass Collective
A short excerpt of a performance by the region's top low brass musicians showcasing the range of the instruments.
The Out-of-Towners
A singing duo called Symmetry creates original folk music full of pop culture references, including a song that reflects on what it means if you're "not from here."