National Endowment for the Arts

Art Works Podcast

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The National Endowment for the Arts podcast that goes behind the scenes with some of the nation’s great artists to explore how art works.

Author

National Endowment for the Arts

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.arts.gov

Latest episode

Feb 25, 2025

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Episodes

Tazewell Thompson 19.11.2015

Tazewell Thompson may be wowing critics and audiences with his direction of the opera Appomattox , but he’s an equally brilliant theater director and playwright.

Joseph P. Riley 13.11.2015

After 40 years, Joseph Riley steps down from being mayor of Charleston, South Carolina, leaving a legacy that demands art and beauty in the everyday.

Jane Alexander 05.11.2015

Jane Alexander reflects on her time at the NEA, her life-long love affair with theater, and the centrality of art to the human experience.

Mike Mignola 29.10.2015

Mike Mignola, the creator of Hellboy, still loves drawing monsters.

Richard Hunt 22.10.2015

Richard Hunt talks about creating large pieces of abstract art for public spaces and reflects on his time on the National Council of the Arts.

Karen Zacarias 15.10.2015

Karen Zacarias is the most produced Latina playwright in the nation. Now, she brings the telenovela to the stage with Destiny of Desire .

Kevin Locke 08.10.2015

By performing and teaching Lakota flute and dance, Kevin Locke brings the past and the future together.

Dolly Jacobs 01.10.2015

Most kids run away from home to join the circus. For Dolly Jacobs, it was a family affair.

Kevin McKenzie 24.09.2015

They got the first grant from the NEA back in 1965 and are celebrating their own long history.

Juan Felipe Herrera 17.09.2015

The new poet laureate of the United States and two-time NEA fellow calls for everyone's heart to speak out.

Dan Sheehy 10.09.2015

A life in the folk and traditional arts.

Sara Colangelo 20.08.2015

Her debut feature film Little Accidents takes us into the heart of a coal-mining town.

Vicente Gutierrez 13.08.2015

How a writer created the music magazine he wanted to read.

Howard Herring 06.08.2015

Reimagining the presentation of classical music.

Squonk Opera Revealed 31.07.2015

Find out about the artistic exuberance that is Squonk Opera.

Simi Linton 23.07.2015

Equality, justice, and a place on the dance floor.

Rebecca Makkai 17.07.2015

From beautifully crafted short fiction to page-turning gothic novels, Rebecca Makkai puts art at the heart of her work.

Wayne Henderson 09.07.2015

Wayne Henderson on his distinctive guitars and his distinctive sound.

Ann Meier Baker 02.07.2015

Meet a woman who crawled under barbed wire to get on a professional stage.

Donald Sanders 25.06.2015

Ensemble for the Romantic Century blends chamber music with fully staged dramas and changes both theater and concerts in the process.

Jilann Spitzmiller 18.06.2015

Still Dreaming documents octogenarian actors taking on Shakespeare at the Lillian Booth Actors' Home.

Rahim AlHaj 11.06.2015

Speaking the universal language of music.

Edwidge Danticat 05.06.2015

We explore the writing of her powerful memoir, Brother, I’m Dying.

Joe Wilson 28.05.2015

2001 NEA National Heritage Fellow Joe Wilson weaves his storytelling spell into the history of Blue Ridge Mountain culture.

Graham Beal 21.05.2015

Graham Beal takes us behind the scenes of the new exhibit Frida Kalho and Diego Rivera in Detroit and shares his support for the Blue Star Museum Program.

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