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Interpreting Art #211

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Heather Henson, Jim Henson's (The Muppets) daughter, talks about her work in puppetry, her latest "environmental spectacle" called "Celebration of Flight," and her involvement with the International Crane Foundation's 40th Anniversary Celebration in Milwaukee. James Turrell, the visual artist who transformed the rotunda of the famed Guggenheim Museum with a unique light and space installation, is interviewed. A "historical look" is taken at the connection between common eye disease and the work of the Impressionist artists as a movement. Sandy Maxx hosts.

Broadcast In: English Duration: 0:25:46
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Calendar The Arts Page: Interpreting Art (WMVS) Heather Henson, Jim Henson's (The Muppets) daughter, talks about her work in puppetry, her latest "environmental spectacle" called "Celebration of Flight," and her involvement with the International Crane Foundation's 40th Anniversary Celebration in Milwaukee. James Turrell, the visual artist who transformed the rotunda of the famed Guggenheim Museum with a unique light and space installation, is interviewed. A "historical look" is taken at the connection between common eye disease and the work of the Impressionist artists as a movement. Sandy Maxx hosts. http://proweb.myersinfosys.com/wmvs/airlist/8060/detail.ics