Sarah Lilley

American Icons: Nighthawks

The birth and ongoing life of a very American painting.

American Icons: Nighthawks

Dirty art

Dirty art
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The Carsten Höller Experience

The Carsten Höller Experience
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David Leavitt's Spy Tale

David Leavitt's Spy Tale
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Nano-Photography

Nano-Photography
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Library of Dust

For over twenty years the Oregon State Psychiatric Hospital stored the cremated remains of patients in copper containers. Photographer David Maisel found them. His exhibit, 'Library of Dust,' is currently at the California Museum of Photography.

Library of Dust
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Zwelethu Mthethwa

Zwelethu Mthethwa
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Aha Moment: Sassoon and Bauhaus

Aha Moment: Sassoon and Bauhaus
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Greeting Card Emergency

Greeting Card Emergency
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Forever Jung

Forever Jung
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Saville on Bacon

Saville on Bacon
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On the Beach

Wall-sized color seascapes of water, sky, sand, and bathers make up Richard Misrach's photographs called On the Beach. An exhibit opens next week at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. Misrach might be the prototypical California artist -- surfer, Berkeley alumnus, VW bus owner -- but Studio 360's Sarah Lilley discovered that Misrach's "On the Beach" photos are more complicated than they look.

On the Beach
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Nip & Tuck at the Gallery

"I Am Art" is a daring show at New York City's Apex Art. It presents the work of four different plastic surgeons. On display are photos and videos of all types of procedures, from cleft palate reconstruction to cosmetic nose jobs. Produced by Studio 360's Sarah Lilley.

Nip & Tuck at the Gallery
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Foldit

Biochemist David Baker helped create a computer game called "Foldit" that thousands are playing around the world. But it's not about commercial success. Baker wants to analyze the structure of proteins, and it turns out that humans are a lot smarter at this than supercomputers. The game? It's an incentive. As Studio 360's Sarah Lilley discovered, it's a lot more fun than it sounds.

Foldit
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''Are You There, Barack? It's Me, Artist.''

We asked some of our favorite artists what they wanted from our president-to-be. Listen to voicemail messages of their answers - no holds barred. In this installment: David Harrington of the Kronos Quartet, writer Cintra Wilson, and poet Edwin Torres. All voicemail segments produced by Sarah Lilley.

''Are You There, Barack? It's Me, Artist.''