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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

STATE OF THE ARTS ON NJN1 & NJN2

television1 Here’s a cultural event you can attend in your pajamas! You don’t even have to leave home to watch NJN 1 & 2 to see arts education in action. Better yet, watch it with your kids.

NJN2 September 2–9 @ 5 PM & 11 PM
Learning Curve

"Learning Curve" features great teachers and their students. Legendary cellist Jeffrey Solow gives a master class, students get professional training in a Broadway-style production of Carousel, and an artist works with kids in an innovative after school program.

NJN1 September 9 @ 8 PM
NJN2 September 9–17 @ 5 PM & 11 PM
Peters Valley

This CINE Golden Eagle and Mid-Atlantic Emmy award-winning State of the Arts special focuses on the life of Peters Valley Craft Education Center, as well as the unique history of the organization and its place in one of America's most beautiful national parks.

NJN2 September 17–23 @ 5 PM & 11 PM
Past Is Prologue
The Newark Museum builds on the strength of 100 years; a new sculpture commemorates Matthew Henson, co-discoverer of the North Pole and an African-American; and the Garden State Dance Festival brings together youth and experience.

NJN1 September 23 @ 8 PM
NJN2 September 24–30 @ 5 PM & 11 PM
On the Beat

See a monumental sculpture by world-famous artist Tony Smith installed in his home town of South Orange, hear how classically trained percussionist Simon Boyar refuses to play by the rules and visit the studios of three craft artists.

NJN1 September 30 @ 8 PM
NJN2 September 30–October 7 @ 5 PM & 11 PM
Gardens of Earthly Delight

On this episode of State of the Arts, visit two of New Jersey's greatest public gardens, plus the studios of a botanical artist and a painter inspired by nature. Also, six poets featured at the Dodge Poetry Festival read their works.