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By CultureNOWArts
CultureNOW - A celebration of NYC culture and community. episodes
- Thanks-Giving SquareCatherine Cuellar discusses Thanks-Giving Square, a park created by many architects to give thanks.0 min
- Four Chromatic GatesCatherine Cuellar discusses Herbert Bayer's sculpture, "Four Chromatic Gates," which is in Dallas.0 min
- First BaptistCatherine Cuellar discusses the First Baptist Church's architectural history in Dallas.0 min
- Fountain PlaceFountain Place, designed by IM Pei, is a unique work of modern architecture. Catherine Cuellar discusses the work.0 min
- United Methodist ChurchThe United Methodist Church in Dallas has history dating back to 1846. Catherine Cuellar discusses the history of the church.0 min
- Dallas Museum of ArtCatherine Cuellar discusses the history and architecture of the Dallas Museum of Art.0 min
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- Trammel Crow CenterCatherine Cuellar discusses the Postmodern architecture of the Trammell Crow Center.0 min
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- I'm ConnectedBrad Oldham of Brad Oldham Inc. talks about how he is connected to the DART Rail Green Line with the Deep Ellum Gateway Project and the series of sculptures entitled, "The Traveling Man."Dallas Area Rapid Transit created the "I'm Connected" series to promote the debut of the first section of the Green Line light rail project in 2009. This series features interviews with DART employees, customers and stakeholders who talk about their "connection" to the new rail line.0 min
About CultureNOW - A celebration of NYC culture and community.
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CultureNOW dedicates itself to the promotion of diversity in New York through arts education and cultural tourism. The purpose of the organization is to promote awareness of New York City's culturally…
vast environment by providing the most current information on cultural and civic organizations and artistic and historic resources. It does this in the form of maps, guides and websites tailored to the specific context of a community. CultureNOW began in 2002 from work done by New York/New Visions, the pro bono coalition of design professionals formed in response to the tragic events of September 11th. Podcasts in .mp3 format are avaliable for free from both our website (culturenow.org) and the iTunes store.