Curate | PBS

WHRO's CURATE® television series highlights artists in Hampton Roads and across America.MoreMore

The CURATE® series explores the thriving art scene in our own backyard and across America. Each week, the program features a Hampton Roads artist, along with artists from across the country, who work in a variety of mediums from painting to sculpture and photography to the spoken word. Each episode is arranged around a central theme and offers a compelling look at artists and their creations.

The CURATE® series explores the thriving art scene in our own backyard and across America. Each week, the program features a Hampton Roads artist, along with artists from across the country, who work in a variety of mediums from painting to sculpture and photography to the spoken word. Each episode is arranged around a central theme and offers a compelling look at artists and their creations.

WHRO's CURATE® television series highlights artists in Hampton Roads and across America.MoreMore

The CURATE® series explores the thriving art scene in our own backyard and across America. Each week, the program features a Hampton Roads artist, along with artists from across the country, who work in a variety of mediums from painting to sculpture and photography to the spoken word. Each episode is arranged around a central theme and offers a compelling look at artists and their creations.

The CURATE® series explores the thriving art scene in our own backyard and across America. Each week, the program features a Hampton Roads artist, along with artists from across the country, who work in a variety of mediums from painting to sculpture and photography to the spoken word. Each episode is arranged around a central theme and offers a compelling look at artists and their creations.

Curate is a local public television program presented by WHRO Public Media.

Support comes from The Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, The Hermitage Museum & Gardens, and The Glass Light Hotel & Gallery, The Helen G. Gifford Foundation, and The Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University.

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