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Artblog Radio – Powhida and Dalton

By August 2, 2010
William Powhida and Jennifer Dalton were in town to jury the Vox Populi annual in July, 2018. They sat down with Libby and Roberta to discuss jurying the show (the first time either of them had undertaken a jurying gig) and what they were looking for (the unusual, the otherworldly, things they hadn't seen before.) The episode was recorded in July, 2018 at Vietnam Restaurant. It runs 13:33 minutes long.
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William Powhida and Jennifer Dalton, speaking with Libby and Roberta, July, 2010, during an Artblog Radio podcast interview
William Powhida and Jennifer Dalton, speaking with Libby and Roberta, July, 2010, during an Artblog Radio podcast interview

This episode sponsored by Philadelphia alternative comic.con

New York art darlings William Powhida and Jennifer Dalton speak with us about jurying Vox VI, the annual juried show and about the politics of art.

This episode was recorded and edited by Peter Crimmins. Music by Eric Biondo. Recorded at the Vietnam Palace restaurant.  Thanks to the Knight Foundation for their support of this project.

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