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In Italy, Giuseppe Conte resigned Tuesday as prime minister of a coalition government after only about 14 months in power. His resignation throws Italy into a state of political uncertainty.

1 – Joe Fiedler’s Open Sesame – Fuzzy and Blue (Multiphonics Music) 2 – Eliane Elias – Mirror Mirror (Candid) 3 – Joey DeFrancesco – More Music (Mack Avenue) 4 – Bill Charlap -Street of Dreams (Blue Note) 5 – Bola Sete – Samba in Seattle (Tompkins Square)

Working on large canvases can be liberating for artists — but they’re also harder to sell.This week on The Range, we talk to a Wichita artist who's no stranger to working on a grand scale.

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A Wichita artist expands the scope of his art with an unusual approach. Also, giving new life to old planes.

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The doping scandal that erupted this week due to the revelations of Victor Conte of the BALCO company may have a serious effect on at least two major athletes, track star Marion Jones and baseball slugger Barry Bonds. Jones denies using any illegal substances, and Bonds says he never knowingly used banned drugs, but skepticism is growing. NPR's Tom Goldman reports.