This week, how do you know — or can you know — when a piece of work will be more than what you thought it would be going into it? Can you predict greatness or is it only available in hindsight? At what point do you call the game if you’re not going to win? Also, a discussion around how appreciating art can often be affected by the room or the way it’s displayed, using the newly reopened East Wing of the National Gallery of Art in DC as an example. Plus, Erin Margaret Allison Rambo is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #ritual
  
• Meyerhoff/Becker
  
• Great Performances: Hamilton's America | 2016 Arts Fall Festival | PBS Arts
  
• Museum of the Moving Image
  
• Lin-Manuel Miranda Monologue - SNL - YouTube
  
• 'Hamilton' Creator Lin-Manuel Miranda Freestyle Raps With President Obama | NBC News - YouTube
  
• BBC Radio 2 - Simon Mayo Drivetime - When Simon met Springsteen
  
• Harry Benson: Shoot First - Movie Trailers - iTunes
  
• A Virtual Video Visit with Prints and Photographs | Picture This: Library of Congress Prints & Photos
  
• Kodak Revives Its Iconic Logo—and Gives It a Little Twist | WIRED
  
• Kodak's new smartphone puts photos and nostalgia first - Oct. 20, 2016
  
• An Interview with Gregory Crewdson
  
• Bruce Springsteen - Wings For Wheels - The Making of Born To Run -2005 - YouTube
  
• Wild Dogs in Paris
  
• Rambo Photography | Portfolio
  
• the name's rambo (@rambo) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• Leon Bridges (@leonbridgesofficial) • Instagram photos and videos