Berlin Wall Project At Wende Museum Marks 20 Years Since the Fall
This is a sample of the Berlin Wall as see at the Los Angeles-based Wende Museum, a non-profit organization dedicated to acquiring, preserving, and enabling access to cultural and political objects, personal histories and documentary materials of Cold War-era Eastern Europe.
KPCC's Shirley Jahad talks with Justinian Jampol of the Wende Museum, which is marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with pieces of the old wall, and new art.
- Off-Ramp for November 7, 2009
- Charlie Beck (probably) To Lead LAPD
- LA Conservancy Tours Iconic 60s Sites, Takes us to Rarefied Heights at LAX Theme Building
- RH Greene, Dracula memoirist ("Incarnadine"), pays tribute to his brother
- Ann Minch & her Debtor's Revolt on YouTube – Good Idea or Wack?
- Will Pasadena Keep The Fork in the Road, a Project by Pranksters?
- Pasadena Mayor Bogaard to Caltrans: "Fork, yes."
- Berlin Wall Project At Wende Museum Marks 20 Years Since the Fall
- The Bill Bratton Era - A Special Report from KPCC's Frank Stoltze
- Melrose Larry Green backs Beck pick, volunteers for cell-phone ban duty
Also on this episode
blog comments powered by Disqus
