Artworks Season 2

Episode 201, September 26, 2013
Baltimore installation artist Jonathan Latiano, punk high fashion in London and New York, wet plate photography, and the secret identity of the illustrator of "Captain America."

Episode 202, October 3, 2013
Showcases Baltimore-based photographer Lynne Parks, "Breaking Bad's" Bryan Cranston, a composer who marches to the beat of an experimental drum; and an artist who crafts 3-D collages.

Episode 203, October 10, 2013
Highlights include a Baltimore cellists, an artist who designs metallic clothes, an impressionist painter, and the "Raw" art of artist networking.

Episode 204, October 17, 2013
Artists include the profile of a famous Pixar studio animator, Jukebox the Ghost - a nationally rising band, Faberge΄, and expressionist painter Jian Wang.

Episode 205, October 24, 2013
Showcases Japanese sister band featuring an unusual two-button accordion, animations by local young artists, world renowned photographer Roman Vishniac, and James Turrell's remarkable illusions with light.

Episode 206, October 31, 2013
An intimate interview with the sister of guitar icon Jimi Hendrix, weird animations, playful take on making monsters, and best-selling author Nora Roberts.

Episode 207, November 7, 2013
How guitar design evolved over centuries to express the spirit of the Wild West, the Impressionists, Maryland's own Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, and a Florida artist who turns junk into robots.

Episode 208, November 14, 2013
Florida sculptor Don Mitchell turns his unruly imagination into giant whimsical designs, ceramicist Matthew Wilson plays with form vs. function, Elaine Turner, a rising fashion designer, and a young and offbeat saxophone sextet.

Episode 209, November 21, 2013
Glass painter Michael Endo, Native American painter Chholing Taha, hat-maker to the stars Stephen Jones, and a peek at Maryland's own Victorian Lyric Opera Company.

Episode 212, December 12, 2013
UK's Motion House, BSO's Marin Alsop, abstract painter of music, surreal collages.

Episode 210, December 26, 2013
How regional theatre builds vibrant creative communities, surrealist paintings of Nicholas Harper, guitarist Alex de Grassi, and Colorado's Susan Dailey who paints the town with colorful murals.

Episode 213, December 19, 2013
Gary Weisman's bronze nudes defy gravity, photos of "Pandora's" boxes, Georges Braque, co-creator with Picasso of cubism, and dance legend Bill T. Jones.

Episode 211, January 2, 2014
A forest of blue trees painted in protest to deforestation, a Chicago stone carver of gargoyles, paintings of dinner platters with the last meals of death row inmates, and street artist Barry McGee.

Episode 214, January 9, 2014
Anders Zorn rediscovered, a new stage production sets Jane Austen to music, 110th Anniversary exhibit of Harley Davidson motorcycles, and a heartfelt tribute to the genius of Marvin Hamlisch.

Episode 215, January 16, 2014
Exploring Graham Nash's lifelong passion for photography, an artist whose goal is to draw every building in New York City, the extravagant designer clothes of the 19th C fabulous rich, and the art of sparking creativity.

Episode 218, February 6, 2014
We explore contemporary Korean art and an Edgar Allan Poe "Terror" exhibit. Animator Tim Decker teaches students how action takes form, and we explore Kate Casanova's eccentric living art which includes mushrooms and crawling crabs.

Episode 219, February 13, 2014
Showcases the Gilded Age's extravagant style as memorialized in Downton Abbey, meet an award-winning graphic designer who pioneered graphics for the web & discover an international photographer, once with Hitler Youth, who documents the Holocaust.

Episode 220, February 20, 2014
We meet an artist who sculpts with live fire, visit collage designer of free-form books, discover a scultptor of Detroit's ruins, and visit a painter who explores Native American culture with modern technology – and skateboards.

Episode 221, February 27, 2014
We meet the Palm Springs Architect of Desert Modernism, an abstract painter who designs by random numbers, a passionate nature photographer and multi-faceted novelist with eccentric characters.

Episode 222, March 20, 2014
Go behind-the-scenes for interviews with favorite characters from Downton Abbey and explore art inspired by Mt. Vesuvius. We meet a Texas blacksmith who's mastered ancient metalworking and discover pop art textile design of 1950s.

Episode 223, March 27, 2014
The aerial magic of Colorado's "Frequent Flyer Productions" Dance Troupe and a high end clothes designer in love with rare Kimono silk. A potter blends art and function and a light-hearted story about designer dog houses.

Episode 224, April 3, 2014
The complex physics of the dancer's leap and a jewelry designer in love with glittering gems. The fine art of buying vintage wine and Steve Martin -- playing banjo.

Episode 225, April 10, 2014
Magical lightscape maker Bruce Munro, monumental works of a sculptor, the daring painter who torches his canvases and songwriter Richard Sherman.

Episode 226, April 17, 2014
We meet Baltimore sculptor Jonathan Latiano, visit a photographer who seeks beauty in the brewery ruins of Milwaukee, an artist of paper collages, and an animator who storyboards for Hollywood with the latest digital technology.

Episode 227, April 24, 2014
Colorado Ballet's dance about Holocaust suffering and survival, mosaics artist Dixie Friend Gay's works adorn the airports, an offbeat artist caught in the enchantments of the sixties, and a precise and passionate papercutter.

Episode 228, May 8, 2014
Ray Maseman, an eccentric New Mexico printmaker, Baltimore photographer Lynne Parks, Dave Buker & the historians – a Columbus, Ohio indie band, and a magical "sleeping giant" who "breathes" musical notes.

Episode 229, May 15, 2014
Degas/Cassatt Impressionist Exhibit, Dale Chihuly show, engrossingly surreal films of the twin Quay brothers, and a talented young painter from Las Vegas.

Episode 230, May 22, 2014
Surrealist painter Rene Magritte, BSO's lead cellist, a photographer who captures the American West and a look at the 16th C. Flemish tapestry.

Episode 231, May 29, 2014
Terry Border, creator of charmingly bizarre animations, Native American dancer and choreographer Rulan Tangen, and a Las Vegas photographer who goes underground to photograph the city's underworld.

Episode 232, June 12, 2014
Guitar-maker to stars, exploding paintings, subway bronzes, Dance Theatre of Harlem.

Episode 233, June 19, 2014
Muslim woman hip hop dancer and choreographer, exploring dazzling patterns of fractals and an interview with "I Love Lucy" stage lead."

Episode 234, June 26, 2014
A quirky folk artist, space design & camping, installation artist & mirrors, and an ode to Bruce Lee.

Episode 235, July 3, 2014
Introducing a photographer experimenting with interactive photos, a young writer born in a refugee camp, and a stained-glass tribute to a cartoonist.

Episode 236, July 10, 2014
Jeremy Dent, pianist of the "ridiculously" difficult music; El Anatsui, a West African master of the art of transformation, and an abstract painter of layered collages.

Episode 237, July 17, 2014
A craftsman of replica medieval weapons, Vincent Van Gogh's slow rise to genius, the "Polaroid" past captured by an L.A. photographer, and an outdoor sculptor of whimsical landscapes.

Episode 238, July 24, 2014
Dance legend Bill T. Jones, animator Tom Schroeder collaborates with jazz musicians, famed cellist Yo Yo Ma on musical storytelling, and a quirky maker of fantasy clocks.

Episode 239, July 31, 2014
A journey through light sculptures, Heidi Jung and her stark winter paintings, meet a master of piano restoration, and a photographer who captures multiple focus points.

Episode 240, August 7, 2014
Metal junk sculpture, Ukrainian composer, painter who “fell” into art, wood craftsmen.