¡Colores!; Artist Patrick Dougherty, Animators The Quay Brothers, Playwright Eve Ensler, Photographer Rhea Pappas

KNME-TV (Television station : Albuquerque, N.M.) · April 5, 2013

World-renowned artist Patrick Dougherty turns simple twigs into architectural masterpieces. Dougherty works on a new sculptural piece at the Bosque School in Albuquerque, New Mexico. “I think a good sculpture is one that causes a lot of associations in the viewer.” After three decades of making stop-motion animated films, the Quay Brothers (Steven Quay and Timothy Quay) are celebrated at the Museum of Modern Art. “People call them animators but it’s really the interspace between animation and film." Playwright Eve Ensler talks about her “Vagina Monologues” legacy, her activism, and her new musical “Emotional Creature.” “I think the piece is about girls but the girl in all of us.” In her underwater series, photographer Rhea Pappas explores feminine vulnerability and power. "When women are underwater they’re comfortable, but when they reach the surface they have to deal with a whole new level of reality.”