October beckons, with playoff baseball, autumnal beauty, and the run-up to the deciding of legislative races. So thanks for stopping by for my weekly…
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Artscape: LA Podcaster, With RI Roots, Builds Memory Palace
On Rhode Island Public Radio’s Artscape this month we look at podcasting, with a profile of Nate Dimeo, a podcaster based in Los Angeles, but with deep…
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RI Artscape: Previewing The State's Upcoming Theater Season
Across Rhode Island, local theaters are gearing up for their fall season. Rhode Island Public Radio’s Chuck Hinman traveled to the Contemporary Theater…
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RI Artscape: Two Festivals, Newport Jazz and Providence Fringe
Summer is the season for festivals here in Rhode Island, and heading into this last weekend in July, two festivals are offering very different…
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RI Artscape: RISD Museum’s ‘All Of Everything’ Is All Oldham
A fashion superstar from the 1990’s, Todd Oldham is the subject of a dazzling retrospective at the RISD Museum, All of Everything: Todd Oldham Fashion….
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RI Artscape: Jamestown Exhibit Features Hall of Fame Designers
The Jamestown Arts Center exhibit “Setting the Stage” presents a behind-the-scenes look at two celebrated designers: Set Designer Eugene Lee and…
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RI Artscape: Support and Defend, Art Relevant To The Veteran
This month’s Artscape features a look at a new exhibit called Support and Defend: Art Relevant to the Veteran Experience.
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RI Artscape: Reading The Presidential Campaign Logos
For this month’s Artscape, we’re looking at the use of graphic design by the 2016 presidential candidates. I talk to Benjamin Shaykin, a Providence…
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Rhode Island Artscape: Modern Dance And A Jazz Classic Come Together In ‘Walking With ‘Trane’
For serious jazz fans, A Love Supreme, by saxophonist John Coltrane needs no introduction. A Love Supreme was recorded in one day at the end of 1964, a…
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Rhode Island Artscape: New Views of Pawtucket
At the Atrium Gallery at One Capitol Hill in Providence, there is a show called “Pawtucket: A Different Perspective.” It features 520 photos from Pawtuc…
