Nancy Kranzberg
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Nancy Kranzberg explores the many aspects of the Light and Space movement in art and how artists use the environment around them in the creation of their art. -
Nancy Kranzberg examines the variety of art disciplines and institutions that illuminate indigenous people.
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Nancy Kranzberg examines the role of drumming and percussion music from medieval times to the present. -
Nancy Kranzberg explores the high quality of art that can be found in a variety of small museums within a short distances from St. Louis.
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Nancy Kranzberg takes a look at the role of comedy in the arts from Greek and Roman times to today as well as its varied forms.
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Nancy Kranzberg examines the artist in residency programs at four local arts organizations and what they offer to the artists themselves as well as the general public.
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Nancy Kranzberg explores the many ways food and art intersect and why chefs should be considered artists.
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Nancy Kranzberg highlights just three examples of unique arts programs that are making a difference in arts filled St. Louis.
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Nancy Kranzberg examines the importance and examples of arts offerings in locations beyond metropolitan areas.
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Nancy Kranzberg examines inclusiveness in the representation of cowboys in art.
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Nancy Kranzberg examines the practice of art appropriation and what differentiates it with stealing or plagiarizing.
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Nancy Kranzberg looks at the ways trees are used as symbols in art as well as providing subject matter for works of art.
