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Alive: Legacy Artists |
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Host Mailha Yang and videographer Rich Enos capture elements
for an upcoming episode.
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KVIE's
programming philosophy is to air and create programs that
reflect the community back to itself. In doing so, our productions
reflect our rich history, introduce us to the people and places
in the present, and help us plan for the future.
In
addition to our productions America's Heartland, California
Heartland, Central Valley Chronicles, and California Connected,
we are proud of the range of relevant, compelling and diverse
programs that we've produced this year.
And,
we're particularly proud that we earned 10 Emmy Awards in
2004, more than any other station in our market.
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Arts
Alive: Legacy Artists
Inspired by our region’s rich landscape and golden light, a number of seminal
artists have provided phenomenal support to our local art community, as well as
the community at large. These artists are known nationally and internationally,
and are admired not only for their work, but also for their huge influence as
educators in our major university art programs. These artists are Sacramento’s
art legacy. In this special edition of Arts Alive, we’ll meet painters
Gregory Kondos,
Wayne Thiebaud, and
Alan Post, and sculptors
Ruth Rippon and
Helen Post to explore their work and its impact
on art and life in the Sacramento region.
This ViewFinder episode was funded in part by the Sacramento Cultural
Arts Awards Program of the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission with
support from the City and County of Sacramento.
The ViewFinder series is underwritten by 
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