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| HEC-TV LIVE This live interactive program connects classrooms with experts from various fields through videoconferencing. 
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 May 28, 2010 All of the rehearsals, set building, costume designing come down to this, the Opening Night of Shakespeare in the Park. Join us as we talk with the people who bring Hamlet to life in Forest Park.  |  May 18, 2010 - 10 am Learn what it takes to perform Shakespeare's Hamlet in an outdoor setting. Actors, set designers, and more will clue you in on the problems and joys of staging a performance from Forest Park. |  May 17, 2010 - 10 am Learn what it takes to perform Shakespeare's Hamlet in an outdoor setting. Actors, set designers, and more will clue you in on the problems and joys of staging a performance from Forest Park. |  April 30, 2010 The Great Rivers Biennial winners were honored on Opening Night at the Contemporary Art Museum, April 30, 2010. Watch the reaction of guests to the work of these artists. |
 April 22, 2010 - 10 am Celebrate Earth Day by learning what it means to “build green.” Tour the headquarters of Alberici Constructors, the world’s only LEED® Platinum and 4 Green Globes certified building. Interact with corporate personnel to find out how the building was constructed and how its “green” systems operate. |  April 22, 2010 - 1 pm Celebrate Earth Day by learning what it means to “build green.” Tour the headquarters of Alberici Constructors, the world’s only LEED® Platinum and 4 Green Globes certified building. Interact with corporate personnel to find out how the building was constructed and how its “green” systems operate. |  April 20, 2010 - 10 am “5..4..3..2..1...” That’ll be the sequence as experts at Bussen Quarry demonstrate how they safely and successfully blast the rock that is used to build America’s roads and bridges. Be part of the action as engineers, geologists, and explosives experts take us behind the scenes through the process used to create a safe and successful blast of rock from the quarry, then join the countdown to the blast and watch it happen... | April 20, 2010 - 1 pm “5..4..3..2..1...” That’ll be the sequence as experts at Bussen Quarry demonstrate how they safely and successfully blast the rock that is used to build America’s roads and bridges. Be part of the action as engineers, geologists, and explosives experts take us behind the scenes through the process used to create a safe and successful blast of rock from the quarry, then join the countdown to the blast and watch it happen... |
 March 23, 2010 - 10 am The program will give students a tour of “Bring Me a Lion,” an exhibition of contemporary Indian art. Students will learn about the mission of the Hunt Gallery where the exhibition is taking place, the concept of contemporary art, and interact with curators and artists. |  March 19, 2010 Webster University’s Hunt Gallery’s Bring Me A Lion is the first exhibition in St. Louis to focus on contemporary Asian Indian art. Bring Me A Lion contemplates the competing forces of tradition and modernity, indigence and diasporas, village economies and international capitalism as primary discourses in contemporary Indian culture. HEC-TV Live! Comes to you from the Opening Night, with the opportunity to mingle with both featured artists and honored guests. |  March 4, 2010 - 10 am Students explored the concept of contemporary art in general as they heard from curators at the museum and ask their questions. Students met each of the three artists selected by the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis for their upcoming “Great Rivers Biennial” exhibition. Cameron Fuller, Sarah Frost, and Martin Brief shared images of their work, video of their studio space, and answered student questions about their inspiration and process. |  March 4, 2010 - 1 pm Students explored the concept of contemporary art in general as they heard from curators at the museum and ask their questions. Students met each of the three artists selected by the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis for their upcoming “Great Rivers Biennial” exhibition. Cameron Fuller, Sarah Frost, and Martin Brief shared images of their work, video of their studio space, and answered student questions about their inspiration and process. |
 February 16, 2010 - 10 am In this program, hear the stories of slaves and owners, lawyers and court officials that made the Gateway City of St. Louis a passage to freedom for many African Americans in the first half of the 19th century. History is brought to life by archivists and historians as they read and discuss passages from the court record. |  February 16, 2010 - 10 am In this program, hear the stories of slaves and owners, lawyers and court officials that made the Gateway City of St. Louis a passage to freedom for many African Americans in the first half of the 19th century. History is brought to life by archivists and historians as they read and discuss passages from the court record. |  February 4, 2010 - 10 am In 1954 the United States Supreme Court issued its historic decision in Brown v. Board of Education to begin the integration of America’s public schools. But the St. Louis Archdiocese had already integrated its school system in 1947. With panelists who lived during this period, this program explores what was it like to live each day in segregated communities and to attend school in segregated buildings. |  February 4, 2010 - 1 pm In 1954 the United States Supreme Court issued its historic decision in Brown v. Board of Education to begin the integration of America’s public schools. But the St. Louis Archdiocese had already integrated its school system in 1947. With panelists who lived during this period, this program explores what was it like to live each day in segregated communities and to attend school in segregated buildings. |
 February 2, 2010 - 10 am Your students will be taken into the heart of the Missouri Archives, to learn about freedom Suits, which were legal petitions for freedom filed by people of color. Dred Scott’s case may be the most famous of these petitions, but it certainly wasn’t the only one. Hear from historians, archivists, and authors. |  January 21, 2010 In this program, you will have the opportunity to hear first person histories of what it means to be an immigrant to America. Meet recent immigrants to St. Louis who have come from Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Also meet representatives from The International Institute, a St. Louis organization helping immigrants with their transition to their new life here. |  January 14, 2010 - 10 am In this program, you will have the opportunity to hear first person histories of what it means to be an immigrant to America. Meet recent immigrants to St. Louis who have come from Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Also meet representatives from The International Institute, a St. Louis organization helping immigrants with their transition to their new life here. |  January 14, 2010 - 1 pm In this program, you will have the opportunity to hear first person histories of what it means to be an immigrant to America. Meet recent immigrants to St. Louis who have come from Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Also meet representatives from The International Institute, a St. Louis organization helping immigrants with their transition to their new life here. |
 Inside the Artist's Studio December 3, 2009 - 10 am Students and viewers will have the opportunity to have an in-depth discussion with Artist Lonnie Powell. The artist will spend time with a number of his individual paintings to talk about each piece of work, what inspired him, and the specific techniques he used. Students have a chance to show their work and get a critique from the artist. |  Inside the Artist's Studio December 3, 2009 - 1 pm Students and viewers will have the opportunity to have an in-depth discussion with Artist Lonnie Powell. The artist will spend time with a number of his individual paintings to talk about each piece of work, what inspired him, and the specific techniques he used. Students have a chance to show their work and get a critique from the artist. |  Inside the Artist's Studio December 1, 2009 - 1 pm We will illustrate how and why artwork is chosen for an exhibition and how decisions on placement within the exhibit space are made. We will hear thoughts of visitors to the exhibition on the artwork and what they like about going to art exhibits. Artist Lonnie Powell will talk about the process of creating his art and what inspired him to create the pieces. Gallery owner Robert Powell will discuss the Portfolio Gallery and it's mission. |  Inside the Artist's Studio November 17, 2009 Featuring stage director Doug Scholz-Carlson, set designer and videographer Wendell Harrington, costume designer Stacy Snyder, and director of production Steve Ryan filmed at the Anheuser-Busch Performance Hall at the Touhill Performing Arts Center. |
 November 16, 2009 A discussion with Ela Weissberger, Theresienstadt survivor and original Brundibar cast member, and fellow Holocaust survivor Mendel Rosenburg broadcast from the St. Louis Holocaust Museum and Learning Center. |  Inside the Artist's Studio November 3, 2009 Features music director, Greg Ritchey, stage director Doug Scholz-Carlson, and selected cast members live from the Sally S. Levy Opera Center on the campus of Webster University. |  October 14, 2009 - 10 am With Brian McNeil from Cross keys Middle School |  October 14, 2009 - 1 pm With Brian McNeil from Cross Keys Middle School. |
 Inside the Artist's Studio January 15, 2009 Interact with metalsmith Michael Gleeson as he creates pieces of jewelry inspired by his interests in architecture and science fiction. Working with titanium and sterling silver, Michael will demonstrate the process used to execute his finished pieces. |
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