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Season 6 Episode 14 | 26m 46s
Discover the colorful crayon art of Granville-based artist Christian Faur. Preview the new opera inspired by the Franklinton flood of 1913. And as Hamilton fever hits Columbus, we’ll head to Philadelphia for a peek inside the Museum of the American Revolution.
Aired: 01/31/19
Video has closed captioning.Major funding for Broad & High is provided by the Greater Columbus Arts Council, with contributing funding from PNC.
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Discover the colorful crayon art of Granville-based artist Christian Faur and more.
The Crayon Art of Christian Faur
Christian Faur creates thousands of hand-cast wax crayons for use in his paintings.
