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COVER STORY
Art and Community
Kurt Andersen and the theater director Gregory Mosher
talk about how art unites and divides communities.
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Bhangra
In New York a DJ forms a community
around "bhangra" music -- traditional Punjabi folk music with
western hip-hop beats. Produced by Jocelyn Gonzales.
 Visit
DJ Rekha’s site
Go
to an interview with Rekha
Go
to a site on Bhangra
Rudolph
House
Writer Guy Martin tells how his family’s
new house scandalized the town of Athens, Alabama.
Go
to a Paul Rudolph bio
Go
to the Auburn University School of Architecture
See
images of a Paul Rudolph house
 Los
Carpinteros
The artists in the Cuba-based collective ‘Los
Carpinteros’ connect with their country through their abstract art.
Produced by Tania Ketenjian.
Go
to Los Carpinteros’ English site
Go
to an interview with Los Carpinteros
Go
to an article on Los Carpinteros
See
images of Los Carpinteros' artwork
 SPECIAL
GUEST
Gregory Mosher
Gregory Mosher is a Tony award-winning director and
producer of nearly two hundred theater productions, including Six Degrees
of Separation and Sarafina! He also works in film and television. Mosher's
current projects include a movie adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov’s
Laughter in the Dark.
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Commentary
Hairspray: Pure Irreverence
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the full text
Design
for the Real World
Vinyl. Sound artist Janek Schaefer gives the
scratches and pops of vinyl records some respect. Produced by Michael
Raphael.
Visit
Janek Schaefer’s official site.
A
Yankee's Southern Tour
New York artist Maira Kalman had virtually
never been west of the Hudson. This summer she needed to clear her head.
So she headed down south to see new sights and smell new smells. Produced
by Rob Weisberg and Leital Molad.
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