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In this episode of The Truth in This Art podcast, host Rob Lee interviews curator George Ciscle about the exhibition "Eyewinkers, Tumbleturds, and Candlebugs: The Art of Elizabeth Talford Scott" at the Baltimore Museum of Art. They discuss the significance of Scott's intricate textile art, the collaborative approach to curation, and the impact of the exhibition on the Baltimore art scene. 🎙🖼
Episode Highlights:
-George Ciscle's early experiences in the performing arts and how it influenced his career in curation (00:01:53) 🎭-The evolution of George Ciscle's approach to curation and the importance of collaboration (00:08:45) 🔄-The role of a curator and how it has evolved over time (00:08:45) 🕰-An overview of the exhibition "Eyewinkers, Tumbleturds, and Candlebugs: The Art of Elizabeth Talford Scott" and its significance to the -Baltimore art scene (00:15:28) 🏛-The multidimensional approach to Scott's artwork, including prayer pillows, healing shawls, and family diaries (00:25:09) 🧵📘The challenges in planning and executing the exhibition (00:31:26) 🤯-Advice for aspiring curators, including the importance of practice and building relationships with artists (00:35:20) 🗣💼
Key Takeaways:
-Collaboration and interdisciplinary approaches are essential in the field of curation. 🤝🌐-The exhibition showcases the art of Elizabeth Talford Scott, highlighting its cultural significance and fostering community engagement. 🌍-The exhibition includes a companion satellite exhibition at eight different sites in Baltimore. 📍-Scott's artwork serves both functional and storytelling purposes, including healing and family narratives. 💖📖
Visit artbma.org for more information about the exhibition and to plan your visit.
Links:Eyewinkers, Tumbleturds, and Candlebugs eventGeorge's WebsiteGeorge's LinkedIn
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Join host Rob Lee as he engages in a rich conversation with Christine Sciacca, curator of European art at the Walters Art Museum. They discuss Christine's journey in art history, her fascination with Ethiopian art, and the upcoming exhibition "Ethiopia at the Crossroads." Discover the connections between past and present, the significance of manuscripts in storytelling, and the cultural impact of Ethiopian art. 🎨🌍
Episode Highlights:

Christine's early interest in art history and her discovery of the significance of manuscripts (00:01:26) 📚
The influence of manuscripts on storytelling in European art (00:04:05) 🖋️
The revelation of Ethiopian art and its connection to European art (00:06:45) 🎨
Connecting the past to the present through universal themes in art (00:07:27) ⏳
The importance of including contemporary art in exhibitions (00:10:32) 🌟
Unexpected discoveries and revelations in Ethiopian art (00:12:37) 🤯
Christine's hopes for the community's engagement with the exhibition (00:25:07) 🤝
Christine's personal philosophies and practices for staying engaged in art history (00:30:27) 🧠
The concept of curation and its role in caring for and teaching about art (00:37:26) 🏛️
Restorative practices and the importance of family time (00:39:50) 🌱
Key Takeaways:

Ethiopian art offers a unique perspective on history and culture, often overlooked in traditional art history narratives.
The exhibition "Ethiopia at the Crossroads" aims to showcase the rich artistic traditions of Ethiopia and foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for Ethiopian art.
Curation involves caring for and teaching about art, connecting past and present, and engaging with the community. 
Visit the Walters Art Museum to experience the "Ethiopia at the Crossroads" exhibition and explore the rich history and art of Ethiopia. Don't miss this limited-time opportunity to discover the beauty and significance of Ethiopian art. 🏛️🔍
Social Media:LinkedIn: Christine Sciacca
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Join host Rob Lee as he interviews Kashayna Johnson, a talented actress, writer, and educator. They discuss Kashayna's early experiences in theater, her journey in the arts, and the pivotal moments that shaped her career. Get inspired by Kashayna's passion, resilience, and creativity in this engaging episode. 🎭🎨
Episode Highlights:

Kashayna shares her first job in a children's theater troupe and how it ignited her passion for creativity and working with kids. (00:01:43) 🧒🎭
She reflects on a challenging audition experience and how it scarred her until high school, where she rediscovered her love for acting. (00:03:01) 🎭💔
Kashayna discusses the importance of trust in her work and how it has shaped her approach to performance. (00:31:46) 🤝🎭
She shares two pivotal moments in her career: witnessing an inspiring performance in Ruined and her recent off-Broadway debut. (00:22:16, 00:25:25) 🌟🎭
Kashayna emphasizes the importance of trusting oneself and the work put into a performance, rather than getting caught up in nerves or self-doubt. (00:32:59) 🙌🎭
Key Takeaways:

Trust the work you have put in and believe in yourself as an artist. 🎭✨
Surround yourself with supportive and talented individuals who inspire and challenge you. 👫🌟
Embrace the power of storytelling and the impact it can have on both the performer and the audience. 📖👥
If you're interested in learning more about Kashayna Johnson's work, follow her on social media.
Social Media Links:Instagram: Kashayna J📸 Twitter: Kashayna Johnson 🐦
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In this episode, host Rob Lee interviews Scott Burkholder, principal at Burkholder Agency, about the intersection of arts and business. They discuss the power of human creativity, Scott's role as an agent for artists, and the challenges and opportunities of building sustainable art businesses. Tune in to gain insights into the art world and learn how artists can navigate the business side of their craft. 🎨💼
Episode Highlights:

Scott's first art experience and its impact on his career (00:01:10) 🎨
The role of an agent in the art world (00:05:58) 🕴️
Balancing analytical thinking with creativity (00:09:49) ⚖️
The importance of strategy and consistency in building a sustainable art business (00:19:08) 📈
The impact of Baltimore's culture on Scott's work (00:39:29) 🏙️
Key Takeaways:

Artists need to embrace the business side of their craft to build sustainable careers. 💪
Hiring the right people and asking the right questions are crucial for success in the art world. 🤝
Baltimore offers a unique environment for artists to explore their creativity and build affordable businesses. 🎭
Are you an artist looking to build a sustainable business? Reach out to Scott Burkholder at Burkholder Agency for expert guidance and support. 🌟
Social Media Links:LinkedIn: Scott BurkholderInstagram: burkholder_agency Twitter: @scottburkholder
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Join host Rob Lee as he chats with Brandt Ricca and Matt Miller, the creators of the enchanting series, The Bernice Books. They discuss their entrepreneurial journey, the themes in their books, the influence of the American South, and their upcoming release, Bernice and the Shadow Witch. Tune in for an insightful conversation at the intersection of arts, culture, and community. 📚✨
Episode Highlights:

Brandt and Matt's background and how The Bernice Books series came to be (00:00:10) 👥 
The key themes in The Bernice Books series (00:07:24) 📚 
The recognition and reader responses that have shaped the development of the series (00:18:08) 👏 
The collaborative process between Brandt and Matt and how it influences the storytelling (00:11:43) 🤝 
A glimpse into Bernice and the Shadow Witch and what to expect (00:26:09) 🔮 
Advice for aspiring authors, entrepreneurs, and collaborators (00:30:05) 📢 
Key Takeaways:

Overcoming adversity, inclusion, self-exploration, and philosophical tones are key themes in The Bernice Books series. 🌈 
Collaboration and complementary skill sets are essential for successful creative partnerships. 🤝 
The American South, particularly New Orleans, serves as a rich backdrop for the series, incorporating history, myths, and architecture. 🌆 
The success of the first book and reader feedback have influenced the direction and development of subsequent books. 📈 
Enjoy the creative process, be content with the journey, and don't stress about the big picture. ✨ 
Check out The Bernice Books series and follow BarrisBooks on social media for updates and more.Social Media:Instagram: barrisbooksTwitter: @BarrisBooksFacebook: Barris Books TikTok: barrisbooksOthers:Amazon link 🎙️ Enjoyed this episode? We would love to hear your feedback! Please take a moment to rate and review this episode on your favorite podcast platform. Your reviews help us reach more listeners and continue creating engaging content at the intersection of arts, culture, and community. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
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 🎨🎙️ Join host Rob Lee in a conversation with illustrator and cartoonist Anuj Shrestha as they discuss his creative journey, the influence of different landscapes on his work, establishing rapport with clients, and the thriving art scene in Philadelphia. Tune in for insights into the world of illustration and the power of artistic expression. 🎨🗣️
Episode Highlights:

Anuj's early love for drawing and the influence of Archie comics. 📚 (00:01:02) 
The impact of living in different places on Anuj's work. 🌎 (00:10:47)
Establishing rapport with clients and building a successful freelance career. 💼 (00:16:50)
The significance of accolades and validation in the art world. 🏆 (00:35:37)
The vibrant art scene in Philadelphia and its impact on Anuj's work. 🎭 (00:42:11)
Key Takeaways:

Anuj's passion for drawing and cartooning started at a young age and was nurtured by supportive teachers and family members. 🎨
Living in different landscapes, from Alaska to Philadelphia, has influenced Anuj's artistic style and subject matter. 🏔️
Building strong relationships with clients is essential for a successful freelance career, and showcasing personal work on platforms like Instagram can attract new opportunities. 🤝
Accolades and recognition can be validating, but the most rewarding experience is when fellow artists appreciate and connect with Anuj's work. ❤️
Philadelphia's art scene is vibrant and provides a supportive community for artists to thrive and collaborate. 🎉
Explore Anuj Shrestha's illustrations and cartoons on his website to witness his unique artistic style and storytelling abilities. 🖌️📸
Explore Anuj Shrestha's illustrations and cartoons on his website to witness his unique artistic style and storytelling abilities. 🖌️📸
Social Media:Twitter: @inkanujInstagram: anujinkLinkedIn: Anuj Shrestha
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