How one local painter mastered his craft

An episode of the Archive: Behind the Headlines podcast, hosted by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, titled "How one local painter mastered his craft" was published on November 20, 2016 and runs 20 minutes.

November 20, 2016 ·20m · Archive: Behind the Headlines

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Episode Description

71-year-old Charles Munch attributes his ability to use color to his training as an art conservator. Learn more about him from art reporter Sarah Hauer before heading to his show at Tory Folliard Gallery.

Also in today's show, education reporter Annysa Johnson joins us with a report on chronic absenteeism and what Milwaukee Public Schools are doing to push back against the problem.

We'll also hear from business reporter Rick Barrett on the economic impact deer hunting season has across the state.

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