Painting Taos; Sacred Site - End, Sharyn Udall Interview
Digital Commonwealth — Arkansas Educational TV Network (AETN)

Painting Taos; Sacred Site - End, Sharyn Udall Interview

KNME-TV (Television station : Albuquerque, N.M.) · 2009

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Arkansas Educational TV Network (AETN)

Sacred Site - End Sharyn Udall Intv Art historian and curator, Sharyn Udall, is interviewed about Taos artists in the early 20th Century. Part 2 of the interview is KNME3007 (cpb-aacip-191-12z34wbw). Raw footage shot for the program, "Painting Taos." In the early 20th century, six relatively unknown painters -collectively known as the Taos Society of Artists - helped turn a small mountain village in New Mexico into the premier American art destination. PAINTING TAOS reveals how these young, ambitious artists captured the "vanishing" West for an America on the brink of modernity.

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