State of the Arts for August 27, 2004
This week on State of the Arts we'll talk about the business of stealing art. Mike Hallenbeck has an experimental CD that turns water into music. Plus, we'll meet the makers of the locally produced short animated film "Fool Throttle."
Stolen Art
Stolen Art. In the wake of the theft of two high profile Edvard Munch paintings, we talk about the business of stealing art, the issues it presents for museum security and public access. We talk with David Shillingford, director of the Art Loss Register based in New York.
Water Music
Mike Hallenbeck is interested in the limits of sound and the marriage of sound and silence. He's created an array of sounds with water, which he transformed into an experimental CD. Minnesota Public Radio's Chris Roberts reports.
Fool Throttle
Local animation house "Reelworks" has a new short film out that's getting attention. We'll talk to animators Todd Hemker and Morgan Williams about their comic look at road rage "Fool Throttle" and examine the life of a 5 minute animated film.
