Jeff Whittington | March 15, 2012
Beowulf Boritt designs sets like the one up for Dallas Opera’s The Lighthouse. Nic Nicosia creates intricate scenes for his conceptual photos. Jeff Whittington previews the last State of the Arts and invites you to join us tonight at the DMA.
Jeff Whittington | January 26, 2012
Join KERA’s Jeff Whittington tonight at the DMA for State of the Arts, with Jeremy Strick, Jeffrey Grove, Peter Doroshenko and Michael Corris.
Jeff Whittington | November 17, 2011
Host Jeff Whittington on what to expect at State of the Arts tonight.
Jeff Whittington | October 13, 2011
Jeff Whittington previews opening night of the State of the Arts series at the DMA, with MacArthur “genius” grant artist Mark Bradford and South Dallas Cultural Center director Vicki Meek. Hope you can join us.
Jeff Whittington | February 23, 2011
The final installment of this year’s State of the Arts series is tonight at the Dallas Museum of Art. KERA’s Jeff Whittington gives a preview of what to expect.
Jeff Whittington | January 12, 2011
KERA’s Jeff Whittington joins us today to give a little preview of State of the Arts this Thursday at the Dallas Museum of Art. Hope you’ll come and be surprised to learn what Cowboys Stadium may be doing for the contemporary art world.
Jeff Whittington | November 10, 2010
Graeme Jenkins is The Dallas Opera’s music director. John Coyne is U.S. director of design for Theatre Projects, the firm that guided development of the Performing Arts Center. The two are up Thursday for the next State of the Arts discussion, interviews with leaders who are shaping Dallas’ cultural landscape.
Jeff Whittington | October 12, 2010
Jeff Whittington is preparing to interview Kevin Moriarty and Anne Pasternak for the State of the Arts series at the DMA this week. Here he shares a bit about what he learned at the last event – and what he might ask about on Thursday night.
Jeff Whittington | December 7, 2007
Dr. Mark A. Roglán, Director of the Meadows Museum at SMU will join us during the Scene segment of tonight’s Think television program to discuss the current exhibit Coming of Age: American Art, 1850s to 1950s. The show airs tonight at 7:30 on KERA 13.
Jeff Whittington | November 30, 2007
For photographic examples of appropriate and inappropriate behavior, visit Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery this weekend. The show Naughty or Nice, which opens tomorrow, features the greatness of notables including John Albok, George Krause, Dallas’ own Misty Keasler, Esteban Pastorino, Bill Owens, and several others. Sounds like a good time to me.
