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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Where Art and Journalism Collide

5 segments

Prosecutors Persecuted? 13 min

Walter Reed: Not a New Problem 22 min

Where Art and Journalism Collide 14 min

Feeding the Soul 33 min

Living with AIDS 16 min

News happens fast, but art usually takes longer. In P.S.1's "Emergency Room" 30 artists react to the news of each day. The organizer and two of the participants share their views on the artist's role in politics. Plus: Why U.S. attorneys are resigning prematurely.