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State of the Arts
March 2007
March 2007
This edition of State of the Arts comes from the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center.
Serenade-Balanchine Ballet
St. Louis Ballet performs Balanchine's "Serenade," a St. Louis premiere.
Waking Dreams Pre-Raphaelites
The curator of the visually stunning exhibit Waking Dreams at the St. Louis Art Museum describes the colorful, romantic work of the pre-Raphaelites.
Reality Bites - Kemper Art Museum
An edgy contemporary exhibit called Reality Bites at the Kemper Art Museum at Washington University depicts the turbulence that effected Germany in the 20th century.
Captain's Return - Harry Weber
Sculptor Harry Weber describes the process of creating the life-sized bronze sculpture "The Captain's Return," depicting the final moments of the historic journey of Lewis and Clark.
Author Ridley Pearson
Bestselling author Ridley Pearson has a frank and funny discussion with State of the Arts host Paul Schankman about his good friend Dave Barry, the process of writing and playing in a band with authors Stephen King and Amy Tan.
Elusive Light - Michael Eastman
Photographer Michael Eastman, whose work has been displayed internationally, wants to change the way people see the world. His exhibit entitled: “Elusive Light, Michael Eastman Retrospective” reflects this aim.
Midwest Lyric Opera
The Midwest Lyric Opera Company is a small arts organization that features gifted singers performing opera productions in community theaters and churches.
