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Bernard V. Bothmer, curator of Ancient Art at the Brooklyn Museum, on exhibition of Akhenaten and Nefertiti: Art from the Age of the Sun King.

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Alex Katz, artist/painter Note: Broadcast date previously listed as 9/18

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Ruth Bowman interviews artist James Brooks.

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James Haritas, the director of The Everson Museum of Art, talks about his most recent exhibition. The exhibition features art from a group of inmate-artists at the Auburn Correctional Facility ...

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Nicholas Marsicano discuss his figure painting techniques, his artistic pedagogy, and his most recent exhibition at A.M.Sachs Gallery.

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Host Ruth Bowman, interviews American painter Benny Andrews in this installment of Views on Art.

Over the years, Andrews has been recognized not only as a figural painter ...

The actual date of this episode is 1973-04-10. For technical reasons, it shows up incorrectly above.

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Guest: Chryssa (some of artist’s work included in NYU’s art collection)
Discussion: Exhibition at ...

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Join host Ruth Bowman as she interviews sculptor William King.

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Views on Art host, Ruth Bowman, interviews painter and print maker, Allan D’Arcangelo.

Allan D’Arcangelo, a New York state native, was quickly identified as a Pop Artist upon ...

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USSR Exhibition: Arts and Crafts in Ancient Times and Today
(traveling exhibition in US, at Metropolitan Museum of Art in Oct 1972)

Guests: Mikhail Bruk, Russian Deputy ...

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Mario Amaya, Director, New York Cultural Center.

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Host Ruth Bowman talks with Dore Ashton, art critic and head of the Department of Art and Architectural History, Cooper Union.

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First of two interviews with Lita Hornick, the founder and director of Kulchur Press, and art dealer, writer, and publisher John Bernard Meyers.

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Host Ruth Bowman interviews Garnet McCoy, Deputy Director Archivist at the Smithsonian Institution Archives of American Art.

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Edward Laning, painter and author, on The Act of Drawing, Smithsonian Anthology.

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Dr. Konrad Oberhuber, Research Curator, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

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Host Ruth Bowman interviews Walter Hopps, Director of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.

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Author discussed his book, Icons and Images of the Sixties. Discussion of 60's art world attitudes and controversies - attitude of experimentation - enigmatic art/withholding knowledge. Mention of Jasper Johns, Marcel ...