WNYC American Art Festival

Part of the annual "American Art Festival Week," this program provides a forum for robust discussion about art.

With interviews, panels, and gallery tours, WNYC American art Festival (1950-1951) explains and explores the role of art in culture and society.  From the function of a gallery, to the intention of a sculptor, these recordings offer still-relevant insight and commentary.

Stories

Art in education

Art for Adults and Children

Collecting American Art

Comparison of Advertising in the U.S. and Europe

The Fauves

A New Century of Print Making

U.S. Architecture Today

Artists Equity Association Panel Discussion

Tour of Segy Art Gallery

[2nd Annual American Art Festival]

What Is Modern Photography?

State and Subsidized Art: A Talk With Philip James

The Florentine - Leonardo da Vinci

American British Art Gallery

The Functions of the Art Gallery - Edith Halpert

WNYC Archives

Established in the year 2000, the New York Public Radio Archives are the station's physical link to its rich and storied past.

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