Christina Hendricks; Sinead O'Connor; Spectra
Christina Hendricks on God's Pocket and Philip Seymour Hoffman; Sinead O'Connor on her new album; the artist behind Spectra, London's giant light beam; paintings that evoke summer.
In tonight's Front Row, Christina Hendricks talks about working with Philip Seymour Hoffman on one of his last roles, in the film God's Pocket - and Sinead O'Connor discusses her latest album, her dramatic new image, and whether she still likes Nothing Compares 2 U.
Also in the programme: the artist behind spectra - the giant light-beam which appeared at dusk in London yesterday - and art critic William Feaver chooses paintings which evoke summer.
Presenter: Kirsty Lang
Producer: Rebecca Nicholson.
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Christina Hendricks
Duration: 07:35
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spectre
Duration: 07:22
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Sinead O'Connor
Duration: 07:22
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William Fever looks at artworks that evoke Summer
Duration: 04:20
Christina Hendricks
Sinead O'Connor
spectra
Summer Art
Art critic William Feaver chooses paintings which evoke summer.
Williams Feaver's choices
Breughel Corn Harvest' c1565 (in the Met)
Constable 'Watermeadows at Salisbury' 1820 (in the V&A)
William Gillies 'In Ardnamurchan' 1936.
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Kirsty Lang |
| Interviewed Guest | Christina Hendricks |
| Interviewed Guest | Sinead O'Connor |
| Interviewed Guest | Ryoji Ikeda |
| Interviewed Guest | Michael Morris |
| Interviewed Guest | Jenny Waldman |
| Interviewed Guest | William Feaver |
| Producer | Rebecca Nicholson |
Broadcast
- Tue 5 Aug 2014 19:15BBC Radio 4
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