Monthly Archives: April 2014

Archive, Podcasts, Radio

Learning to Look

CF Learning to Look

Boston Globe art critic Sebastian Smee and  Paul Tucker, curator of the Monet exhibitions at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts  discuss the ways that looking at a work of art can open it up to reveal a rich web of information about the work itself, its maker and the society in which it was created.  How does a work of art become meaningful for the beholder? Where can that appreciation lead the ordinary person?

This program is part of the series  My Life Touched by Art, supported by a grant from the Cambridge Arts Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council

Recorded 4/30/2014

Archive, Radio

Putting Together the Pieces: The Power of Narrative

Jo Radner (credit Heather Kelley)

Mary McGrath-KerryBrett

Radio OpenSource producer, Mary McGrath and award-winning storyteller Jo Radner discuss their  materials including facts, memories, voices,  pauses, music, sound effects, and the ways they all come together to create a narrative that inspires the imagination and moves  the heart.

Recorded 4/9/2014

This program in the  series My Life Touched by Art is supported by a grant from the Cambridge Arts Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council.