Arts
Drawing Rock 'N' Roll And Sympathy Into Frankenstein's World
Almonds For Skinny Snackers? Yes, They Help Curb Your Appetite
Fish Sauce: An Ancient Roman Condiment Rises Again
Forget The Lottery; You Have Better Odds Of Winning This Picasso
Lush, Urgent Poems On Protest And Pumpkins Set Language 'On Fire'
In Emotionally Charged 'Blue,' Sex Is Graphic, But Not Gratuitous
Graphic Design at SECCA, Geek Girl Rising, and Violinist Kevin Lawrence on Triad Arts Weekend
Today on the show we'll get graphic at the South Eastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem. Their new world class exhibit involving the input of more than 200 artists is Graphic Design: Now in Production. Then, from graphic we get geeky at the Comic Book City Con in Greensboro. Among the many offerings there you'll find a special panel discussion called "Geek Girl Rising”. Eddie Garcia chats it up with organizer Rachel Scott, and Bethany Chafin talks with two time Eisner award winning artist Hope Larson. And we wrap things up with a break from visual arts banter with Bach—Johann Sebastian Bach to be precise. J.S. was arguably the greatest keyboardist of the Baroque, and he often included harpsichord and organ effects in his writing for strings. Bach's Sonatas for solo violin provides an excellent example, and violin virtuoso Mr. Kevin Lawrence is here to share the many steep challenges and awesome rewards hidden in this monumental work Live in Studio A.