The Klines Travel the Airwaves
On Friday, 10/13/06 at 1PM Pacific Time, Debby and Larry Kline will be appearing on ARTSCAPE (www.artscapemedia.com). The brainchild of Executive Producer David Lemberg, ARTSCAPE is a highly-rated internet radio program that presents leading-edge conversations on film, fine arts, performing arts, and arts education worldwide. The Klines will be discussing their latest projects as well as thoughts on art of social conscience, collaboration and the nature of creative thinking.
The Klines have extensive museum backgrounds working at illustrious institutions such as The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, and The Chicago Art Institute. The Klines are also lecturers, published writers, and arts advocates. Their untraditional approach to art has led to a grant from The Potrero Nuevo Fund, San Francisco, and three grants from The Gunk Foundation, New York. Their latest project, FORTY ACRES, was created at The Bonneville Salts Flats near Wendover, Utah through The Center for Land Use and Interpretation’s artist’s residency program and was recently presented at The Art and Science Forum at The Salk Institute.
Also appearing on Friday’s show is Professor Jerrilynn Dodds, Distinguished Professor of Art History and Theory, School of Architecture, City College of the City University of New York, and Lecturer and Consultant for The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
ARTSCAPE programs are archived and available as podcasts at www.artscapemedia.com/podcasts.
For more information about Debby and Larry Kline go to www.jugglingklines.com.
The Klines have extensive museum backgrounds working at illustrious institutions such as The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, and The Chicago Art Institute. The Klines are also lecturers, published writers, and arts advocates. Their untraditional approach to art has led to a grant from The Potrero Nuevo Fund, San Francisco, and three grants from The Gunk Foundation, New York. Their latest project, FORTY ACRES, was created at The Bonneville Salts Flats near Wendover, Utah through The Center for Land Use and Interpretation’s artist’s residency program and was recently presented at The Art and Science Forum at The Salk Institute.
Also appearing on Friday’s show is Professor Jerrilynn Dodds, Distinguished Professor of Art History and Theory, School of Architecture, City College of the City University of New York, and Lecturer and Consultant for The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
ARTSCAPE programs are archived and available as podcasts at www.artscapemedia.com/podcasts.
For more information about Debby and Larry Kline go to www.jugglingklines.com.
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