Peter Crimmins

Forge This

Arts, Culture & Media

One of the most notorious art forgeries of the 20th century happened in England in the 1990s when two men were arrested for spectacularly exploiting the vulnerabilities of the art market. Art dealer John Drewe handled the paperwork, and John Myatt handled the paintbrush — and they almost got away with it. Produced by Peter […]

American Icons: Fallingwater

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Philadelphia Orchestra Warms Up for Critical Season

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Bill and Dick’s Excellent Adventure

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Studio 360 – Episode 848 – Fakes and Saltbreakers – Forge This

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Saving Camden

Arts, Culture & Media

According to crime statistics from 2009, Camden, New Jersey ranks as America’s most dangerous city. Some residents are looking to the arts to try to turn the city around. With a new theater opening this month, we wondered if an arts district can really save Camden. Produced by Studio 360’s Peter Crimmins.

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Fallingwater

Arts, Culture & Media

This summer, the Guggenheim Museum in New York is presenting a retrospective of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work. As part of our American Icons series, Studio 360’s Peter Crimmins finds out why Fallingwater was named the best building of the 20th century.

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Vampire Chronicles

Arts, Culture & Media

With the hit movie “Twilight” and HBO’s series “True Blood,” vampires are back in a big way. Peter Crimmins surveys culture’s long obsession with these blood suckers in an attempt to find out why the vampire motif will never die.

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Teddy Cruz

Conflict & Justice

The work of the San Diego architect takes its cues from the “informal design” (that’s another way of saying “shantytowns”) of Tijuana. But selling his radical designs to new immigrants is a challenge; they tend to want a house with a white picket fence. Studio 360’s Peter Crimmins crossed the border with Cruz to find out more.

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Studio 360 – Episode 843 – Segment 4 – Hell House

Pastor Keenan Roberts designs ?Hell Houses? which gruesomely display the consequences of sin. Last year, a secular group of artists staged a Hell House in New York City. It got Pastor Roberts’ stamp of approval.