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The Memory Project • EP 3 • K. James Henderson with Dud Lawson
On the evening of August 8, 1988, 36,399 sports fans were firsthand witnesses to Chicago history. Join us on The Memory Project as your pal Dud Lawson interviews printmaker, photographer and educator K. James Henderson about what it was like to be in the stands for Opening Night at historic Wrigley Field. Tune in to hear the two artists and frequent collaborators recount the events leading up to the Cubbies’ very first ball game
played under the lights at home and reflect on the many changes The Friendly Confines have seen since.
Credit:
Photos by K. James Henderson
🌟 The Memory Project is a hybrid radio and print series featuring the voices of longtime Chicagoans. Powered by South Side Weekly and Lumpen Radio as part of Alliance Matters Temperature Check.
💙 This work was made possible in part by funding from the Alliance Matters campaign, an initiative of Chicago Independent Media Alliance (CIMA) and the Field Foundation.
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By Public Media Institute (PMI)On the evening of August 8, 1988, 36,399 sports fans were firsthand witnesses to Chicago history. Join us on The Memory Project as your pal Dud Lawson interviews printmaker, photographer and educator K. James Henderson about what it was like to be in the stands for Opening Night at historic Wrigley Field. Tune in to hear the two artists and frequent collaborators recount the events leading up to the Cubbies’ very first ball game
played under the lights at home and reflect on the many changes The Friendly Confines have seen since.
Credit:
Photos by K. James Henderson
🌟 The Memory Project is a hybrid radio and print series featuring the voices of longtime Chicagoans. Powered by South Side Weekly and Lumpen Radio as part of Alliance Matters Temperature Check.
💙 This work was made possible in part by funding from the Alliance Matters campaign, an initiative of Chicago Independent Media Alliance (CIMA) and the Field Foundation.