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A screenshot from "Searching for Michelle," a work of by Maja Kalogera art comissioned by Turbulence.org.
We often talk on this show about new advances in science, math, and technology. Today, we ask what progress in those areas can do for a whole other world of ideas: The arts.
From music in video games to web-generated comic strips, traditional art may be migrating out of concert halls and gallery spaces and onto the Internet.
Guests:
Helen Thorington, co-founder, Turbulence.org; co-director, New Radio
Evan Ziporyn, director, MIT's Center for Art, Science and Technology
Liz Longley Sings in Harvard Square
WGBH has a new music video channel, bringing you closer to the incredible musicians who come through Boston.
Go to Worcester for the Art
Jared Bowen highly recommends a day trip to view this amazing collection.
Sample Music from Around the World
Marco Werman, host of PRI's The World, hosts a new show called Sound Tracks, exploring music across borders.
