ART inc.
Art is central to the human experience. It can be a calming presence or a powerful tool for social change. It connects us and challenges us. It stokes our curiosity, invites us in, and shows us what’s possible. It’s everywhere we look, and sometimes invisible. “ART inc.” pulls back the curtain on the people and the process.
A Rhode Island PBS Original, “ART inc.” is a digital-first series plus a half-hour magazine-style broadcast exploring the art around us, from the traditional and iconic — music, performance, visual arts — to unexpected discoveries: the art of crafting reef to table sea salt, of the Chinese tea ceremony, of creating a prosthetic eye.
Latest Episode
Celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Joseph Chazen through the eyes of his friends and collaborators, Join us in the studio and in the city with artist Savonnara Alexander Sok, and follow the creation of the perfect wedding suit by “exceptionally queer” bespoke tailor Bao Vu.
Stories From ART inc.
Victoria Reed of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts says the Nazi dictator coveted ‘Portrait of a Man,’ which belonged to an Austrian couple at the outbreak of World War II. He didn’t get it
Sam Allerton Green Embraces the Idea of En Plein Air Artwork
Ellice Patterson’s Abilities Dance company opens doors for artists with and without disabilities
Traditional figurines from the Ayacucho region of Peru are made from potato pulp
Entomologist Steven Alm explains the pinning process and why he calls inserts ‘nature’s art’
Charles Clarkson of the Audubon Society of Rhode Island gives a lesson about our feathered friends
North Light Fibers is the only operational fiber mill in Rhode Island