This week on Artworks:
Julie Rooney, director of the Low Road Gallery in Greencastle, a re-purposed shoe store that’s playing host to an exhibition of works by contemporary Indiana artists, proving that not only is modern art being made by our neighbors, but folks in small-town Indiana are hungry to experience it.
Also on the program,
David Baker discusses his part in choosing 100 of the most influential jazz works for the Smithsonian’s new jazz anthology.
And we’ll continue our observance of National Poetry Month with three poems by Keith Leonard.
Stories On This Episode
Modern Art Is Alive And Well In Greencastle, Indiana
By Annie Corrigan - Apr 13, 2011
Low Road Gallery is proving that this small Midwestern town is hungry for modern art.
In The Limelight For April 12, 2011: Local Arts News
By Rachel Lyon - Apr 12, 2011
A look at what’s in the limelight for the week of April 11, 2011 in local arts news.
MAYO’s Musical Legends II
By George Walker - Apr 13, 2011
The right note can sometimes be as hard to hit as an inside curve.
