This week on Artworks:
David Adam Moore, along with Chris Burchett, will be premiering the title role in IU Opera Theatre’s world premiere of “Vincent” this weekend. We’ll hear their reactions and how they prepared for the role.
Also on the program,
Yael Ksander visits the IU Art Museum, where an exhibition of photos by Andy Warhol tells a personal story about the man who turned Brillo Boxes, Tide detergent, and Campbell’s soup cans into art.
We’ll visit another unlikely art gallery in Bloomington: the walls of a local gourmet restaurant.
Then we step inside the gypsy wagon of the wandering book artists, whose handmade books dazzled Bloomington visitors.
Stories On This Episode
Friendship Makes For Beautiful Art At Restaurant Tallent
By Annie Corrigan - Apr 5, 2011
The exhibition of paintings and prints by artist Lora Fosberg is best experienced with foie gras and a glass of Alsatian wine.
In The Limelight For April 5, 2011: Local Arts News
By Rachel Lyon - Apr 5, 2011
A look at what's in the headlines this week in local arts news.
A Tale Of Two Vincents
By David Wood - Apr 5, 2011
The life of Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh becomes a role of monumental proportions.
The Wandering Book Artists Come to Bloomington
By Adam Schwartz - Apr 8, 2011
Bookmakers Peter and Donna Thomas are traveling the country in their gypsy wagon spreading the word about the book arts.
Get Shot, Live Forever: Warhol’s Photographs
By Yaël Ksander - Apr 6, 2011
Decades later, the anonymity of many of these faces only seems to underscore Warhol’s prediction about one’s fifteen minutes of fame.
