This week on Artworks,
Sustainability lies close to home and abroad. Yael Ksander explores an exhibition of objects from the African continent that brings a global perspective to IU’s Fall 2010 Themester
Also on the program, we’ll learn how a Butler University art professor is working with Indiana University’s School of Fine Arts on an exhibition which includes workshops on food preserving, DIY solar cooking, raw food recipes and more!
Then Brent Wallarab talks with Artwork’s David Brent Johnson about a new competition for emerging jazz artists.
And George Walker speaks with IU Alum and up-and-coming opera singer, Angela Brown, who returns for a performance in Bloomington this week.
Stories On This Episode
African Reinventions: Reused Materials In Popular Culture
By Yaël Ksander - Oct 13, 2010
The show shimmers with the leavings of mass-produced consumer culture—a Fanta bottle cap, a plastic swing tag, a rainbow-striped chunk of flip-flop.
Bringing The Garden Into The Gallery
By Megan Meyer - Oct 13, 2010
'Tending a Difficult Hope' is the new edible exhibit at the School of Fine Arts SoFA gallery.
Angela Brown’s ‘Opera From A Sistah’s Point Of View’
By George Walker - Oct 14, 2010
IU Alumna Angela Brown returns to Bloomington with her one woman show.
