This week on Artworks,
WFIU’s Josephine McRobbie speaks with The Wire’s David Simon about his portrait of a struggling Baltimore.
Also on the program,
The city of Terre Haute in 1927 is put under the spotlight by local author Tom Roznowski.
And in the fourth installment of our Church Musicians series, I’ll try my hand at the handbells with a little help from director Elaine Sonnenburg.
Stories On This Episode
The Wire’s David Simon: From Baltimore To The Big Easy
By Josephine McRobbie - Jun 26, 2009
How Baltimore-based writer and producer David Simon turned his 12 years on the crime beat of a daily newspaper into the critically-acclaimed series The Wire.
‘The Nutcracker’ Returns To Bloomington
By George Walker - Nov 24, 2009
This is the third year for our Director Michael Vernon's choreography. but there are some changes so audiences that return will see some new things.
Make A Joyful Ring: Bell Choirs, Community Music In Churches
By Annie Corrigan - Apr 14, 2009
There’s an old Irish saying, “Poor is the church without music.”
