The complicated life and legacy of artist Robert Indiana

Clip: 10/06/2021 | 6m 22s | Video has closed captioning.

When most people think of the artist Robert Indiana, they think of the iconic “LOVE” sculpture with a tilted “O.” While his art endures, a new book also paints a portrait of him as a troubled, isolated artist. Maine Public’s Jennifer Rooks has a look for our arts and culture series, CANVAS.

Aired: 10/06/21

Rating: NR

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The complicated life and legacy of artist Robert Indiana

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