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Harry Shearer's The Silent Echo Chamber
November 20, 2009
Harry Shearer artist, performer
Jim Clancy anchor, CNN International
Michael David Murphy program manager, Atlanta Celebrates Photography
Stuart Horodner artistic director, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center

Artist and performer Harry Shearer discusses his recent video work, The Silent Echo Chamber. Stuart Horodner, artistic director of the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center; Jim Clancy, anchor of CNN International; and Michael David Murphy, program manager of Atlanta Celebrates Photography, join the panel.

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