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Georgia Public Broadcasting's State of the Arts is a one-hour quarterly arts series. Within its programming are segments that introduce artists and take viewers "behind-the-scenes" for art exhibits. The host, writer and co-producer of the series is Hamilton Northcutt. As of August, 2005 there were streaming video presentations available online covering the first four episodes. Excerpts on American art include "Albany Museum of Art," "Funky Chicken Arts Project," "High Museum: The Art of Romare Bearden," "Jack Leigh," "Mark of the Potter," "The Morris Museum," and "Telfair Museum of Art," Upcoming in September, 2005 is "Zelda Grant, Fabric Artist."

 

Georgia Museum of Art has a web page devoted to videos including a two minute exerpt from "It's Not What You Think It Is," A documentary about Art Rosenbaum that accompanies the exibition catalogue, "Weaving His Art on Golden Looms."

Andrée Ruellan's 100th Birthday is a 15-minute DVD produced in 2005 by the Georgia Museum of Art in celebration of the 100th birthday of Andrée Ruellan, an artist whose career spans the 20th century. Click here to learn more about this video and click here to view this video.via Google Video.

 

The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum presented Georgia O'Keeffe and Ansel Adams: Natural Affinities (5/24/08), May 23 - September 7, 2008 and offers a video (03:24) relating to the exhibit.

 

The J. Paul Getty Museum's web site, as of April 2005, provides over twenty videos, including collection tours, behind the scenes conservation methods for various types of art, installations, artist conversations, and the making of several types of art in a "Video Gallery" that uses RealPlayer. In the Video Gallery's "behind the Scenes" section a 3-minute video is named "Hockney: Pearblossiom Highway" and features David Hockney explaining the inspiration for one of his creations. Another 3-minute video named "Photographs Overview" discusses photography as art.

Accompanying the page for the exhibit The Photographs of Frederick Sommer: A Centennial Tribute, showing May 10 - September 4, 2005, is a video explaining how Sommer transformed objects using photography.

Included in the page for the exhibit All the Mighty World: The Photographs of Roger Fenton, 1852-1860, on exhibit February 1 through Aprl 24, 2005, a video shows how Fenton photographed the Crimean War.

Accompanying the page for the exhibit Walker Evans: Before + After, on exhibit July 10 - October 28, 2001, a 4 1/2-minute video introduces the exhibition and another 4 1/2-minute video features Walker Evans in His Own Words.

 

Greenwich Workshop presents Western Thunder: The Collected Works of Frank McCarthy. 58 minutes. Frank McCarthy's artistic approach is not to do a historical document, but more a portrayal of a scene that has happened many times in many places in the West. (See sample clip here)

 

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