Antony Gormley & Simon Starling; Alice Hoffman; David Henry Hwang
Samira Ahmed casts a critical eye over the Turner Art Prize shortlist, Antony Gormley and Simon Starling discuss Henry Moore's legacy, and author Alice Hoffman on her new novel.
Antony Gormley and Simon Starling reflect on the influence of Henry Moore on a new generation of sculptors, author Alice Hoffman discusses her latest novel The Museum of Extraordinary Things, the story of love between two vastly different souls in New York during the volatile first decades of the twentieth century and Rachel Campbell-Johnston discusses the Turner Prize shortlist and what the choices say about the world of contemporary art. Tony Award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang on his play Yellow Face, which explores issues of race and identity through the the playwright's real life involvement in protests about the casting of Jonathan Pryce in Miss Saigon and, as Russia's entry for Eurovision is booed, music journalist John P Lucas talks us through the political pressures of the competition.
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The Turner Prize 2014
Rachel Campbell-Johnston discusses the Turner Prize shortlist.
Duration: 04:18
David Henry Hwang
Tony Award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang on his play Yellow Face.
Duration: 06:36
Antony Gormley and Simon Starling
Antony Gormley and Simon Starling reflect on the influence of Henry Moore.
Duration: 06:48
Eurovision and Politics
Music journalist John P Lucas explains the political pressures behind Eurovision.
Duration: 03:13
Alice Hoffman
Alice Hoffman discusses her latest novel The Museum of Extraordinary Things.
Duration: 06:58
The Turner Prize 2014
Rachel Campbell-Johnston discusses the and what the choices say about the world of contemporary art.David Henry Hwang
Tony Award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang on his play , which explores issues of race and identity.Antony Gormley and Simon Starling
Antony Gormley and Simon Starling reflect on the influence of on a new generation of sculptors.Eurovision and Politics
As Russia's entry for Eurovision is booed, music journalist John P Lucas talks us through the political pressures of the competition.Alice Hoffman
discusses her聽latest novel The Museum of Extraordinary Things, the story of love between two vastly different souls in New York during the volatile first decades of the twentieth century.Credits
Role Contributor Presenter Samira Ahmed Producer Olivia Skinner Interviewed Guest Antony Gormley Interviewed Guest Simon Starling Interviewed Guest Alice Hoffman Interviewed Guest David Henry Hwang Interviewed Guest Rachel Campbell-Johnston Broadcast
- Wed 7 May 2014 19:1591热爆 Radio 4
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