Episode 73: Today I chat with Dr. Susan Edwards from the Frist Museum in Nashville. We talk about Feat, Nick Cave‘s traveling exhibition, Feat. Feat refers to the amount of hard work that goes into which goes into attaining success. This exhibition goes until June 24, 2018.
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Episode 72: Today I chat with my friend Lulu Schwall. I’ve known Luann for over 20 years and we discuss something we’ve never discussed before. She talks about the reason she paints. We talk about beauty and perception; And as always, we laugh a lot.
Bob & Sheri
She was ready…
Little Black Dress
She’s Back
Little Lulu
Jon
Tamica
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Episode 70: Today I talk to Lou Meisel of the Louis K. Meisel Gallery in New York City. We talk about the super realist Yigal Ozeri, A New York Story exhibition. His pictures look like photographs, but they are paintings!
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Episode 69 : Today I catch up with an old friend, Brad Willis about his newfound art career. [We haven’t talked since we were 17]! He’s inspired by music & imperfection. I also learn what Antifolk is.
Unpatriotic
Do You Remember When You Were Young
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Episode 70: Brooke talks to Wim Roefs of if ART Gallery in Columbia, South Carolina about the Mark Flowers, Washing the Dust exhibition.
All images used with permission c. 2017 If Art Gallery
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Episode 67: Today I go visit an old friend & co-worker, Andrea Vail at her studio at the Goodyear Arts in Charlotte, NC. We talk about her Collecting Pile series.
Andrea Vail
Collecting Pile (Zenith), 2018 – detail
Donated home goods and belongings: fabrics, clothing, toys, trophies,1940’s deceased mother’s wedding gown, dentures, party favors, prop guns, tchokies, furniture
(example of knotless netting)
Collecting Pile (Horizon 1/3), 2018, Fabric, donated objects, 69.5” x 1.5” x 16”
Image: Brandon Scott
Collecting Pile (Horizon 3/3) – detail, 2018 Fabric, donated objects, 72.5″ x 3″ x 21
Handtowel(Bloom), 2016,
Fringe, terry cloth towel, varied materials,
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Episode 66; Today I chat with Enrico Gomez, from the M.E.N. Gallery, in New York City about the Aaron Williams exhibition, which goes from March 31, 2018- April 29, 2018. You can still make it!
Aaron Williams, As Yet Untitled, 2018, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 12 in
Aaron Williams, 10,000 years, 2017, acrylic on canvas, 80 x 60 in.
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Episode 56: Today I spoke to Mykell Gates, Christopher Lawing of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art and Dr. Keith Cradle, Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office about Bechtler’s Jail Arts Initiative program.
Youth offenders showing their art
Mykell Gates & Dr. Keith Cradle
Art Beyond Bars: Works from the museum’s Jail Arts Initiative
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Episode 55: Today I talk with Sonya Pfeiffer, the new owner of the Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art about her fabulous Art of Struggle exhibition, which features the art of MyLoan Dinh, Charles Farrar and Susan Brenner.
I was able to actually go to the gallery to see the exhibition for myself. This emotionally charged show literally brought tears to my eyes as it shows a unique take on the nature of struggle and the beauty that can result.
Susan Brenner, The Judith Stories: without voice, 1990, Oil on canvas, 78″ x 204″
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Homage to Sharecroppers, Spalted Birch, 5′ x 4
Charles Farrar, Hammered Wood Vessel, Maple, 7″ x 7″
MyLoan Dinh, Freedom Fighter, Mixed Media-boxing gloves, embroidery, eggshells, 12.5″ x 16″ x 4.5″ Processed with VSCO with c1 preset
Charles Farrar, Scalloped Edge Bowl, Golden Mahogany, 5″ x 10″
All images used with permission c. Madison Sumner, Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art
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Episode 51: Brooke talks with Nancy Marshburn on-site about her Healing Power of Art series which are part of the Harvest exhibition at the Anne Neilson Fine Art Gallery in Charlotte, North Carolina. Marshburn uses her 20 year experience as a medical artist to combine art and science and anatomy and beauty.
Art has the power to heal. It evokes an emotional response, and emotions have an effect on the body’s physiological responses. Medical studies document the favorable therapeutic impact of visual arts: Looking at art can change brain wave patterns, the autoimmune response and neurotransmitters that shift the body from stress to relaxation. It also can modulate attitudes from fear to acceptance, from negativity to hope. Excerpt from Harvest exhibition press release from Anne Neilson Fine Art Gallery.
Re-Pear, Pastel, 14″ x 10″
Lemon-Aid, Pastel, 12″ x 9″
Artichoke Heart-beat, Pastel, 9″ x 12″
A Stent in Time Saves Fine, Oil, 9″ x 12″
Featured Image: Transplant Pastel, 11″ x 14
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