Edie Falco & Charles Krafft Responds

Studio 360 | Mar 11, 2013

This week in Studio 360, Kurt Andersen speaks with Edie Falco, who has taken on the toughest roles of any leading lady in this “golden age” of cable television. A Mexican artist gets creative with a hoard of confiscated guns, turning them into an orchestra of playable musical instruments. And a strange and disturbing conversation with Charles Krafft, a respected artist who has gone public as a Holocaust denier. Krafft insists that his earlier work using swastikas was ironic, not a form of clever propaganda.

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