Over a decade ago, a group of artists and administrators came together to generate new opportunities for creativity in the St. Louis area in hopes of attracting more artistic people to the region. This group came to be known as Critical Mass for the Visual Arts. They’re a collaborative of artists dedicated to promoting, enhancing, and initiating contemporary visual art in the St. Louis region. President, Terry Suhre, joins Christia to discuss the group’s history, growth, and The Critical Mass event, Homegrown for the Visual Arts. It’s an interesting event with a silent auction, live music, DJs, a bonfire, s’mores, and of course the chicken coop showdown. Just click on the video below for more info.
City Corner: The Moon and Archaeology
Scientist from NASA's Apollo 11 mission, Gene "Woody" Woodford, discusses taking and transmitting the images from the front and backside of the moon. He mentions how he helped develop GPS and worked on the first IBM computers. Archaeologist and winemaker Alan Westfall...
