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Spark airs on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. Go to our Schedule page to see upcoming broadcasts.
Check us out at iTunes University -- note: this will open up your iTunes application.
Ordering DVDs for your classroom? Use our new printable Order Form.
We've created a Flickr Set of the di Rosa Preserve: Art and Nature in Napa.
Read the KQED Guide Web Exclusive, In Conversation with Wayne Thiebaud.
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Program TiVo to record Spark from your computer at tivo.com.
Get the Spark channel with Miro at Miro.com.
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Running Crew, Amiot, and Arai
Follow youth in the San Francisco Running Crew, Brava's 3-month intensive job training program in theatrical technical skills.
See how Canadian sculptor Patrick Amiot has changed the town Sebastopol with his junk sculptures.
Learn how Lucy Arai has transformed a traditional Japanese stitching technique to create her own personal art.
Take a class with Sally Streets, who has been teaching at the Berkeley Ballet Theater for more than 25 years.
Upcoming Broadcasts:
Fri, May 18, 2012 -- 11:30pm
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Sat, May 19, 2012 -- 5:30am
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Sat, May 19, 2012 -- 5:30pm
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Featured Profiles:
San Francisco Running Crew
Meet the San Francisco Running Crew consisting of youth hoping to find careers in the theater.
Sally Streets
Catch up with Salley Streets while she prepares the Berkeley Ballet Theater for their annual spring performance.
Spark Video Player
Please note that not all of the Spark video segments are included on this playlist. We are adding more weekly, but many more are available individually on corresponding artist profile pages. To find more videos, search the Artist Profiles directory.
Acknowledgments
Major funding for Spark is provided by by Diane B. Wilsey. Additional funding is provided by the George Frederick Jewett Foundation, Helen Sarah Steyer, and Gretchen Kimball.
Spark is a production of KQED.
Spark airs on KQED 9 on Tuesdays at 7:30pm. Repeat broadcasts can be seen throughout the week on KQED.
