Sarah Kaizar’s ‘AT feed’ is a humorous look at today’s climate change media postings online.
Read MoreRoberta interviews artist Val Rossman about her 40-plus year experience of producing art and teaching others. The conversation hits on her techniques, her materials, her self-discipline, and the joy
Read MoreRoberta and Ryan see Scott Kip’s piece, “Perpetual Inventory” at Arcadia University. They looked, and talked and marveled, then spoke with the Curator, Richard Torchia (former Gallery Director at Spruance Gallery), and Matt Borgen, current Gallery Director. Afterwards, they spoke with the artist as well.
Read MorePete Sparber sits down with Branche Coverdale to talk about his art, the process of making it and gets a great back-story about how the artist worked for artist, Takashi Murakami for five years.
Read MoreWe are delighted to introduce a new project today, Sarah Kaizar’s ‘AT feed,’ a humorous look at today’s climate change media postings online. Made with the magic assistance of AI.
Read MoreJanyce Denise Glasper reviews the series, ‘Queenie,’ streaming on Hulu, noting that she learned some welcome history about African-British and African-Caribbean women whose stories she had not known and are not routinely told in history books.
Read MorePete Sparber interviews O’Neil Scott about his journey from birth in Jamaica and immigration to the U.S. at age five, and after that, college at Syracuse, where he played football(!) and to his rise as a portrait painter of exquisite beauty and delicacy.
Read MoreJanyce talks with the late Betty Blayton’s younger brother, Oscar, who is working with the artist’s archive and shares much of Betty’s history of an artist in New York from 1960-2016, where she was friends with many Black artists and founding director of the Harlem-based Children’s Art Carnival.
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