The CAPITAL Centre and Open-space Learning
Pete Kirwan interviews Nick Monk, Jonathan Heron and Oliver Turner about the origins and practices of Open-space Learning.
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Larry Poons - Episode Eight: A Controlled Moment of Light
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Larry Poons - Episode Seven: Remembering Light
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Larry Poons - Episode Six: Ambition
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Larry Poons - Episode Five: Jackson Pollock in 1780
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Larry Poons - Episode Three: On Greenberg
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Larry Poons - Episode Two: Evolution of Style
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Larry Poons - Episode One: On Mondrian
Larry Poons in Conversation with Karen Wilkin
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Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie -Episode Four
Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie
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Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie - Episode Three
Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie
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Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie -Episode Two
Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie
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Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie -Episode One
Art Talks - Matthew Ritchie
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Embroidering History
Storytelling is a way of life for the Hmong people, an Asian ethnic group that suffered during the Vietnam War. Kansas has become home to a surprising number of Hmong. This story cloth depicts their journey from farming villages to refugee camps.
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Count Me In
This summer our nation is taking its 23rd census of the population. These days the forms arrive in the mail, but a century ago census takers went door to door. This satchel was used by one of them in Kansas.
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Governor John Anderson Interview
John Anderson Jr. was governor of Kansas from January 9, 1961 to January 11, 1965. Dr. Bob Beatty, professor of political science at Washburn University, conducted this interview as part of the Kansas Governors Recorded History and Documentary Project, 2005. In these excerpts, Governor Anderson explains his support for the death penalty during his tenure in office and the major changes he helped bring about in the Kansas public education system. Video and a complete transcript of the interview i
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Episode 1
We discuss design with Wayne Hemingway, look for love at the Laing Art Gallery, get into the kitchen with a Peruvian Geordie and hear from British Museum curator Ralph Jackson about the Emperor Hadrian’s return to the North East after a 2000 year absence.
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Episode 2
In this second episode, we mark the end of a world famous shipyard, find out why a wiki should be sending us wild, hear from 'the nation's favourite agony aunt' and ask...what are you doing on Friday night?
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Episode 3
In this episode we'll be meeting the author of a book investigating the North East's involvement with the slave trade, finding out about the life of Sunderland's controversial railway king, and hearing about a unique exhibition exploring the history of mental health in the North East.
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Episode 4
In this episode, we'll be opening Christmas presents at the Shipley Art Gallery, discussing Tracey Emin, speaking to one of the USA's top landscape artists (and Sting), and finding out why the world's greatest ever triple jumper wants us to Be Part of It.
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Episode 5
Gay sailors, stuffed animals and the origins of the famous rivalry between Newcastle and Sunderland. All this in the latest episode of CultureCast.
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