Art is a way to express yourself, your world and your heart. My guest is Katherine Moller, a local musician who’s specialty is the violin — or the fiddle, depending on the piece. She spent her time in the residency combing through and refining musical compositions relating back to a reflective trip in France. Podcast:
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You know the old expression, “hang a lampshade on it”? Sometimes, that’s exactly what is needed. My guest today is Faith MacFarlane, who spent her time in residence at the Barracks building functional art in the form of complicated, sophisticated lampshades. This art challenges her to combine fabric, sculpting, and light to make an impact,
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Art can celebrate, but it can also challenge, inspire and offer change. My guest is Jacqueline Carr, a mixed-media artist who sought to challenge assumptions and invite the public to share their stories of how language and action has been used to oppress, do harm and box in women. In return, she offers them each
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Words are magical containers for thoughts, both shaping and being shaped by them. My guest today is Marla Lesage, who spent her time in the FAA artist residency rediscovering of writing poetry, rather than the illustrated children’s books she had usually been writing. She had fun inspiring others to “pick a word” to create their
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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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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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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Leone Pippard. Pippard creates watercolors inspired by nature and memory.
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My guest today is Jennifer McInnis-Wharton, a pottery student at NBCCD. She is currently demonstrating how clay turns into beautiful designs at the Barracks as one of this week’s Artists-in-Residence.
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My guest today is Sarah Petite, an encaustic painter of over 25 years, working in the Barracks this week as an Artist-in-Residence.
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