Artists' Subjects, Meyerowitz, Post-it Note

Studio 360 | Sep 24, 2011

We look at artists and their subjects. Kurt Andersen and performance artist Sarah Jones trace the intimate connections artists make with the people and places they depict. The photographer Joel Meyerowitz talks about taking pictures every day at the World Trade Center clean-up. And, we look at the genius of the humble Post-it note.

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