Although Edgar Payne was chiefly self taught, he became one of America’s most significant painters in the early 20th century.… →
Specials
Special programming from Temple University Television.
In Sketching The Silk Road, two American painters illuminate the shapes, textures and spirit of Chinese art and culture as they trace an ancient trade route through barren desert to China’s most famous Buddhist cave art.… →
This production was nominated for an Emmy. Directed by Ed Finn.… →
Ever wondered what it would be like to go help people in some far off land?… →
Find out why the refugees in Sudan are willing to let Muhammad (an unlicensed doctor) operate on their babies with nothing more than a rusty hook, and why they’d rather get their medications from Victor, a refugee with no medical training – even though there’s a western hospital right inside the camp.… →
From the upscale Benefit Street in Providence, RI to a new and bright neighborhood in Woonsocket, RI to a tarnished relict of the past, a forlorn fire station to Union Station in Worcester, MA they all have something in common – they were all in need of some repair.… →
This timely documentary tells the tale of a group of remarkable women, how their courage and commitment to change their lives and country has passed from one generation to the next.… →
The film explores the legacy of Ralph Munroe’s contribution with particular emphasis on the Barnacle, the house built on Biscayne Bay by the American yacht designer and early resident of Coconut Grove.… →
Directed by Mandee Mallonee, “Ocean Invaders” chronicles the rising threat of invasive ocean life off the Georgia coastline.… →
