148 search results for “The Owsley Moment”
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S01 E08 – Roger Brown – Burglars, Beaters, & Burners – 1992
An examination of this bold and stylized painting and the historic events that inspired its creation.
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S01 E07 – Raphaelle Peale – Still life with Peaches and Grapes – circa 1821
A still life painting may seem traditional or even boring at first glance, but a piece such as this one was quite radical for its time.
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S01 E06 – Ralph Albert Blakelock – Golden Glow – 1894
In this Moment, we explore the inspiration behind this moody and mysterious painting.
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S01 E05 – Walter Von Nessen – Lazy Boy Smokers Stand – 1930
A convergence in utility and art, industry and craft explored with the work featured in this Moment.
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S01 E04 – William Spratling – Necklace – 1935
This work may first appear to be a modern piece of high-fashion jewelry, but there’s more to its history than meets the eye.
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S01 E03 – Gertrud & Otto Natzler – Shallow Bowl – 1959
Some historical context around the creation of this ceramic bowl on display in the Decorative Arts Gallery at the David Owsley Museum of Art.
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S01 E02 – Mariska Karasz – Equillibrium – 1949
A descriptive analysis of a tapestry that hangs in the decorative arts gallery in the David Owsley Museum of Art.
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S01 E01 – Unidentified Eskimo maker – Polar Bear – about 1900
In this premiere episode of The Owsley Moment, we’ll hear a description of a carving housed in the Native American gallery at the David Owsley Museum of Art.
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About The Owsley Moment
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.