| Approx. times |
| 00:00-00:04 |
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Host Robert Tharsing introduces the series and the program, defines realism, and introduces the four featured painters: Gaela Erwin (Louisville), Dal Macon (Whitley County), Laurin Notheisen (Bowling Green), and Sheldon Tapley (Danville).
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| 03:26-10:19 |
Origins |
| 03:26-04:05 |
Gaela Erwin about early teachers |
| 04:06-05:30 |
Dal Macon about schooling |
| 05:31-06:40 |
Laurin Notheisen about early influences |
| 06:41-07:20 |
Sheldon Tapley about education |
| 07:21-08:14 |
Gaela Erwin about training, influences |
| 08:15-08:45 |
Laurin Notheisen about her development |
| 08:46-10:19 |
Sheldon Tapley about influences, development |
| 10:20-19:28 |
Process |
| 10:29-13:10 |
Sheldon Tapley about his process (sketchbooks, materials, color, etc.) |
| 13:11-14:43 |
Dal Macon about the stages of his work |
| 14:44-16:29 |
Laurin Notheisen about how she sets about painting landscapes |
| 16:30-19:28 |
Gaela Erwin about her approach to painting self-portraits |
| 19:29-35:08 |
Ideas |
| 19:40-21:35 |
Laurin Notheisen about places she chooses to paint and why, the “hook” |
| 21:36-26:14 |
Dal Macon about themes, subjects of his work |
| 26:15-30:56 |
Gaela Erwin about her interest in self-portraits and in the inner psychic state, her use of props and costumes |
| 30:57-35:08 |
Sheldon Tapley about influences, his interest in still life |
| 35:09-43:34 |
Touchstones |
| 35:16-37:21 |
Dal Macon about Willard Metcalf |
| 37:22-40:00 |
Gaela Erwin about Mme. Adelaide Labille-Guiard |
| 40:01-43:34 |
Sheldon Tapley about Paul Cézanne |
| 43:35-55:00 |
Furthermore |
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The four artists and three curators—Jeffrey Weiss of the National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC); Julien Robson, the Speed Art Museum, Louisville; and Rachel Sadinsky, the University of Kentucky Art Museum, Lexington—answer the questions: Is painting dead? Why look at paintings?
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