The A1 Artspace gallery in Knoxville is featuring a series of paintings rescued from New Orleans after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The abstract floral and landscape paintings were created by New Orleans artist Hallah John Paul Boltik. Boltik and several of his neighbors spent eleven horrifying days in the flooded streets of New Orleans before they were rescued, taken to Louis Armstrong International Airport and flown to Knoxville. Chrissy Keuper spoke with the artist.
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Photo: "Flowers for a Child" www.hallahart.com
"The Devil in Me" - We all have that thing in us: a voice telling us to do or think something we shouldn't. In this episode, stories of people trying to exorcize that voice.
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Gluck’s final masterpiece balances the equation of music and drama, in an opera of serenely pure beauty that conveys the timeless power of myth. The cast includes Susan Graham, Bo Skovhus, Paul Groves and Mark S. Doss; directed by Robert Carsen; conducted by Patrick Summers.
Recorded live at the War Memorial Opera House during the 2006-07 season.
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The results of the most recent audience ratings for public radio (Winter 2008 Arbitron) were released last month and WUOT ranked among the top 30 public radio stations in two different metrics! WUOT was ranked 17th in Metro Average Quarter Hour Share (the station’s percentage of persons listening to radio in the market), ahead of stations such as WABE in Atlanta. WUOT also ranked 24th in Metro Cume Rating, the percentage of the population in a station’s market that is listening to your station.
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WUOT's Monthly Call-In Program, first Wednesday of each month Wednesday, September 3, 2008 --Over the last few months, we’ve been exposed to a brilliantly choreographed image of the new China. But what happens to this emerging Superpower now that the athletes, the visitors and the cameras have moved on? Our guests on the next Dialogue have just returned from China. Gilya Schmidt is a professor of Religious Studies at the University of Tennessee and Scott Henson teaches political science at Maryville College. Listen
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