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Stutz Artists Open House, Author Christina Baker Kline, Wife Patrol, and Ken Scott Plays with Skulls and Claws
April 22, 2017
This week, Christina Baker Kline talks about Orphan Train and how Andrew Wyeth inspired her new novel, and Ken Scott crafts hunting pouches that look centuries old, as well as creating fraktur and talismanic art. Local alt-rockers Wife Patrol get their groove on, and we get a sneak preview of the Stutz Artists Open House. While we're on a roll, have you renewed your WFYI membership? It's the perfect time, and you can do it quickly and safely right here at wfyi.org!
Episodes
Spellbinding Documentary, Conservationist Meg Lowman, Indiana Writers Center Moves, Norbert Krapf's New Book, and Librarians Deal with Orphaned Media
January 20, 2018
This week, a documentary about a crime that held Indianapolis spellbound in 1977, conservationist...
Golf Course Designer Ron Kern, Poet Liza Hyatt, Linda Rendelmen's "Women Like Us," The Harrison Center's New Mission, and Butler's MFA Outreach Programs
January 13, 2018
This week, a golf course designer who's also a photographer - or maybe the other way around...
Encore Re-Broadcast: Satch the Artist, Engineers and Fiber Artisans, Dorothy Alig at the Cummins Building, Indy Funk and Soul, and 4,000 Works of Clay
January 6, 2018
This week, how Julie Kern the banker became Satch the artist, how engineers and fiber artists...
Encore Re-Broadcast: Satch the Artist, Engineers and Fiber Artisans, Dorothy Alig at the Cummins Building, Indy Funk and Soul, and 4,000 Works of Clay
January 6, 2018
This week, how Julie Kern the banker became Satch the artist, how engineers and fiber artists...
Music and Spoken Word by Local Artists for the Winter Holidays
December 23, 2017
This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll celebrate the winter holidays with local music and...
Indy's Connection to Watergate, Indy Ballet's Nutcracker, Church Series Explores Meaning of "Prodigal Son," Pravada's Small Studio Session, and Professor Watermelon
December 16, 2017
This week, how an Indianapolis native revealed the identity of Watergate's "Deep Throat,"...
Terry Border and Melissa Fraterrigo Offer New Books, Carmel Launches a German Christmas Market, Circus Training in the Aerial Arts, and Pacer Victor Oladipo Scores More Than Points
December 9, 2017
This week, two books that might be the perfect presents for people on your list, Carmel's new...
The Indianapolis Children's Choir's Concerts, Indiana Historical Society's Holdiay Celebrations, Ivy Tech Partners with Community North Hospital to Sooth Patients, We Tackle Civil Discourse, and Christy Wilcox Likes Venomous Creatures
December 2, 2017
This week, the Indianapolis Children's Choir and the Indiana Historical Society are ready for...
Yelp, The Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, The Indiana Writers' Center, Game Of Clones, and Cat Head Press
November 25, 2017
This week, YELP Indy and the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir are ready for the holidays, the Indiana...
Thanksgiving 2017
November 18, 2017
This week, in honor of Thanksgiving, we're revisiting some of our favorite interviews. Tune...
A Hymn to Patriotism, a Book Club for Science Geeks, Klingon Can Help You be a Better Student, 1.2 Million Holiday Lights, and Arts at All Saints
November 11, 2017
This week, a new biography of the poet who wrote America the Beautiful, Indiana Humanities'...
The Power of Poison, Fountain Square Monthly Comedy Hour, Pianist Sean Chen, Dick Wolfsie Deconstructs Jokes, and Clint Breeze & The Groove
November 4, 2017
This week, something poisonous has invaded the Indiana State Museum, Fountain Square hosts...
Satch the Artist, Engineers and Fiber Artisans, Dorothy Alig at the Cummins Building, Indy Funk and Soul, and 4,000 Works of Clay
October 28, 2017
This week, how Julie Kern the banker became Satch the artist, how engineers and fiber artists...
Veterans & Tattoos, Writer Dan Grossman, Justin Vining's New Art, Bobdirex Redux, and IMA's Portraits of a City
October 21, 2017
This week, a photography exhibit that celebrates the special power of tattoos in the lives...
Spirit & Place Festival, Ann Katz Festival, Native Art Now, Bill Foley Takes On A Challenger, And A Teen Film Composer
October 14, 2017
This week, the Spirit & Place Festival explores power, the Ann Katz Festival celebrates...
A New Public Art Initiative, Brett Wiscons' New Work, Broadway in Indianapolis's Season, Influential Women Speak, and DK Channels The Beatles
October 7, 2017
This week, the Arts Council of Indianapolis has a new public art initiative, Small Studio's...
Early Andy Warhol, Jazz at UIndy, Celebrating Immigrants' Gifts, A Pre-Enactment, and Ghost Stories at Crown Hill Cemetery
September 30, 2017
This week UIndy's jazz season, a Full Circle Festival, and Andy Warhol at the Long-Sharp Gallery....
Fat Turtle Theatre Debuts. Steve Archbold Writes About Poverty, Koganada's Film About Columbus, Vess Ruhtenberg, and Mandrell Photography
September 23, 2017
This week an in-depth conversation with the writer and director of the new film Columbus, we'll...
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