What kind of animals are you, deep down inside? My guest today is Cheryl Ford, working at the Picaroon’s Roundhouse on a layered set of paintings exploring the notion of “Spirit Animals”. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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Most artists work with visible arts, but a writer‘s work lives in the mind, and often explores things that can exist no where else. My guest is Jenna James, a musician, writer and student, working on a creative thesis project about “fools” appearing in popular culture. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS |
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Artists often have to develop their mental eyes to transform their vision into process; sometimes, it also means thinking backwards, and in reverse. My guest is Hayle Monroe, a printmaker and painter who was engaged in a new process (for her) of “reductive linocut printmaking”, where as each layer of the print is created, it
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Just because something is traditional, doesn’t mean it can’t do something entirely new. My guest is Jessie Kehew, who spent her time in residence working with a miniature loom and a spinning wheel, working on a project that combined traditional methods with randomness. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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My guest today is Terry Graff, a mixed-media artist who combines whatever he can get a hold of into complex, multi-layered, challenging artwork. He joins me to talk about an exhibition of his work, filling one gallery with works from his Avian Cyborgs series and the other gallery with a combination of different series, including his Covid Terror Series. Terry joins me to talk about his long history of art-making from combining found objects and found ideas, and his constant inspiration.
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Chat with musician, Andrew Sisk. A singer-songwriting originally from New Brunswick.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Ysabelle Vautour. Vautour is a visual artist who strives to create accesibility and inclusivity in the arts for those with disabilities.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Ramneet Kalra. Kalra is a photographer and poet.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Robin Ross. Ross is mainly a digital artist and creates portraits. He is using his residency to sketch portraits of people visiting the casemates and create acrylic paintings celebrating trans bodies.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Alison Veino. Veino is creates abstract flowing art.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Olivia Thomson. Thomson creates illustrations, comics, and zines.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Darcy Hunter. Hunter creates beautiful landscapes using textiles.
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My guest today is Craig Schneider, a sculptor and installation artist participating in the collective art exhibit Reflections, which is this year’s celebration and commemoration of World Water Day hosted by the UNB Art Centre.
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My guest today is Terry Graff, a well-known and respected local artist, former CEO of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and participant in Reflections, the 2023 World Water Day art installation.
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My guest today is Colin Fowlie, someone who is involved in just about every aspect of music making, and is looking to help others grow.
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September 10, 2019 – Local artist Colin Fowlie sits down to chat with Winnipeg based Ariel Posen, who’s performing this year at Harvest Jazz and Blues sharing the bill with The Tortoise The Hare and The Millionaire and Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. Posen talks about some of his influences that may be off the beaten
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My guest today is Joelle Robillard of Musique Nomade, a free project to help aboriginal musicians improve their work.
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My guest today is Carter Chase, an artist working primarily with ink drawings, working in public this week as one of the Artists-in-Residence at The Barracks.
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It is always a delight to talk art with an artist, and Jean Rooney is no exception! She has a passion for art and a new exhibit opening entitled “HeyDay” at the UNB Art Centre in Memorial Hall. We chatted for the entire hour about where the inspiration for this exhibit came from, the methods she
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In this episode, we spoke with Elizabeth Marshall, an artist originally from Fredericton and now living in Ottawa. She’s back in town with an exhibition current at The Annex Gallery in the Fredericton Playhouse, entitled Détachment. Cedric Noel, summer student and musical artist in his own right joins Tim and myself as we chat about
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