AHA! | 616
Season 6 Episode 16 | 28m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Calligraphy meets abstraction, history of censorship in cinema, and a performance of hope.
Learn about Yeachin Tsai's philosophies of art, where calligraphy meets abstraction in her work. Discover the history of censorship in cinema with lecturer Laura Wittern-Keller. Hear about the comfort singer/songwriter Charlotte Reilly found in her relationship in the midst of a world seemingly spinning out of control.
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AHA! | 616
Season 6 Episode 16 | 28m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
Learn about Yeachin Tsai's philosophies of art, where calligraphy meets abstraction in her work. Discover the history of censorship in cinema with lecturer Laura Wittern-Keller. Hear about the comfort singer/songwriter Charlotte Reilly found in her relationship in the midst of a world seemingly spinning out of control.
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AHA! | 616: Calligraphy Meets Abstraction with Yeachin Tsai
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Chinese calligraphy meets Westrern abstraction. (7m 17s)
AHA! 616 | Charlotte Reilly: "Hide Away"
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Charlotte Reilly performs "Hide Away" in the WMHT Studios for AHA! (3m 55s)
AHA! 616 | Charlotte Reilly: "Tomorrow"
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Charlotte Reilly performs "Tomorrow" in the WMHT Studios for AHA! (4m 37s)
AHA! | 616: Laura Wittern-Keller on Censorship in Cinema
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Laura Wittern-Keller censorship in cinema and how it affects the arts. (10m 9s)
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Calligraphy meets abstraction, history of censorship in cinema, and a performance of hope. (30s)
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AHA! A House for Arts is a local public television program presented by WMHT
Support provided by M&T Bank, the Leo Cox Beach Philanthropic Foundation, and is also provided by contributors to the WMHT Venture Fund including Chet and Karen Opalka, Robert & Doris...