Episode 146: Today I talk to Charlotte-based artist, Chad Cartwright at his studio in C3Lab. We talk about how he got started, about his practice, what it’s like shooting nudes…
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Episode 142: Today I talk to Andrea Rosen of the Fleming Museum in Burlington, Vermont. We talk about the art of activism in the RESIST! INSIST! PERSIST! exhibition which goes until December 13, 2019.
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Episode 133: Today I talk to an old friend, Darren Bowen, of Darren Bowen Photography. I met Darren when I worked at a Starbucks, downtown. He has since become quite the photographer. It’s a good time catching up, finding out what he’s been up to since I saw him over 10 years ago! [It’s a lot!]
All images c. Darren Bowen Photography. Used with permission
Check out the design Darren did with full text version of our chat on his website. It’s really great!
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Episode 124: Today I talk to local artist & entrepreneur, Cass Bradley. It is so inspiring! She talks about she “escaped” a successful corporate career and made a very successful artistic career. She did it! She is a master at juggling many pursuits and passions simultaneously. [p.s. that obnoxious thud is from me dropping my phone. #sorry].
[featured photo: Empowered Portrait, Shamyra Parker, c. Cass Bradley,]
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Episode 109: Today I talk to photographer Julie Corder, of Coffey and Thompson Art Gallery. She is busy doing all sorts of cool things: She is a fine arts photographer at the Coffey and Thompson gallery; Her trademark orchids are really causing a splash, and she is also really excited about the public access show she is co-producing with her husband on the Gold District. She published a book, Touring The Gold District Charlotte, which will be available on her website.
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Episode 105: Today I talk to Brian Clamp of ClampArt in Manhattan. We talk about the The City (And a Few Lonely People) exhibition. The exhibition is inspired by Olivia Laing’s memoir The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone.h
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Episode 95: Rock Hushka, Senior curator of the Tacoma Art Museum returns to the podcast to chat with me about the Sun, Shadows, Stone exhibition. Adrienne Edmondson, director of marketing, joins in as well. It’s a great chat. We learn about photographer and former geologist, Terry Toedtemeier (1947–2008), who has had a diverse and interesting career. It opened October 20, 2018 and goes through February 17, 2019.
Indian Cove, 2004. Inkjet print, 15 5/8 × 20 inches. Estate of Terry Toedtemeier, Collection of Prudence F.Roberts and courtesy of PDX Contemporary Art, Portland.© Tacoma Art Museum, photo by Lou Cuevas
Owyhee River from the N. End of the Tongue, Malheur Co., Oregon, 1999. Gelatin silver print14 1/4 × 17 1/8 inches. Estate of Terry Toedtemeier, Collection of Prudence F.Roberts and courtesy of PDX Contemporary Art, Portland.© Tacoma Art Museum, photo by Lou Cuevas
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La Joie (M. 976), 1980
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Episode 88: Today I talk to Steven Bowers. He’s an intellectual property attorney who is also an accomplished photographer. His fascination is street portraiture. He has some really great projects, including Just Johnson, which humanizes the homeless.
Through A Foggy Berlin Cafe Window c. Steven Bowers
(c) Steven Bowers 2018
(c) Steven Bowers 2018
(c) Steven Bowers 2018
(c) Steven Bowers 2018
(c) Steven Bowers 2018
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Episode 64: Today I meet & chat with Howard Yezerski, of The Howard Yezerski Gallery in Boston, Massachusetts, about Sandra Stark’s atypical artwork. You’ll get to see my opinion change in real-time.
Eliot’s Pot, 2017, Archival digital prints, 23 x 20 in.
By Fire, 2017, Archival digital prints, 18.5 x 25.5 inches
For Egon, Flora and Jeffrey, 2017,
Archival digital print,
25.25 x 18.25 inches
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Episode 68: Today I chat with Assistant Curator, Orin Zahra from the National Museum of Women in the Arts, in Washington DC. We talk about the Woman House exhibition, which is on view from March 9–May 28, 2018. It is inspired by Judy Chicago & Miriam Schapiro’s feminist installation of the same name.
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