Krista Tippett on the other side of the lens, doing an interview for The Nantucket Project series, ”Collective Intelligence: The Miracle of Human Progress.” Looking forward to seeing the end product. It should be a cool series.
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Fifty years later, we hope THIRTEEN lives up to its mission: http://bit.ly/Q5vBcN
Really interested in this movie/movement! No cable, so I guess I’ll have to read the book. #HalftheSky
Luckily PBS will be streaming the entire show on their website www.pbs.org/halfthesky for the week after broadcast - starting Oct. 3, 2012!
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Knight News Challenge Round 3: NYC-ARTS Open Data for Mobile
1. What is your project? [1 sentence]
The NYC-ARTS Open Data for Mobile project will create an API that allows mobile developers to mine our vast database of arts events and 1,100+ NYC cultural organizations and venues for their own use, opening up opportunities for strengthened community…
Knight News Challenge Round 3: NYC-ARTS Tablet App
1. What is your project? [1 sentence]
The NYC-ARTS iPad app is a new mobile platform that fosters the exchange of community information and arts engagement by bringing arts news, event details, high-quality videos, and an ongoing social media conversation to tourists and residents of NYC wherever…
The “Here and Now Labor Day Festival” is here!
This four-day festival is packed with contemporary classical performances and world premieres. Highlights include The Knights’ program of original compositions by Colin and Eric Jacobsen; the world premiere of Ken Thomson’s “Burst,” performed by The Declassified; soprano Lauren Goldsmith singing pieces by Larsen, Bolcom and Rorem; and the premiere of Rob Schwimmer’s new works for piano, continuum and theremin.
Click here for more information and tickets!
We will be airing the Republican National Convention during NYC-ARTS arts tonight, but don’t worry - you can catch the episode this Sunday at noon!
There won’t be a NYC-ARTS episode tonight, but don’t forget to tune in Sunday at noon!
Check out the preview for this week’s episode featuring Abstract painter Dorothea Rockbourne, sculptor Tom Otterness, Grace Woolsey at the American Folk Art Museum and more!
Remembering Phyllis Diller
For last year’s Pioneers of Television series, comedienne Phyllis Diller described how she ran into trouble on the “The Ed Sullivan Show.”
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