The Owsley Moment

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S03 E23 – Joseph Hirsch – Banquet – 1946

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Hirsch hoped that Civil Rights in America would evolve so that people of all backgrounds could live and work together in harmony. He used his art to advocate for such change.

Research by Haylei Writtenhouse
Voiced by Martin Tebo
Produced by Sean Ashcraft in cooperation with the David Owsley Museum of Art and the Ball State School of Art.

Music used in this episode:
Figment No. 4: Caliphonia
Composed by Raymond J. Lustig
Performed by Duo Noire

Joseph Hirsch – Banquet – 1946

Original air date: Jul. 11, 2019

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Created by Ball State School of Art professor Dr. Lara Kuykendall, The Owsley Moment is a brief, informative program that describes one work in the David Owsley Museum of Art's collection every week. Each Moment takes the listener on a small adventure, often telling the history of the piece, recounting the life of the artist, or vividly detailing the characteristics of the work.

The Owsley Moments are written by Ball State art history students. They are produced in collaboration with the David Owsley Museum of Art and Indiana Public Radio and are voiced by Ball State students.

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