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Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastJeannie Hua Confronts History and Embraces Discomfort in “Living Here” ExhibitionThe Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art radio show featured artist Jeannie Hua discussing her work in the exhibition "Living Here," which runs from June 20, 2025, to December 20, 2025. Hua's video piece, "Meditation," explores the narrative of Confederate monument defenders, using digital video to subvert their arguments. She emphasized the importance of being uncomfortable to grow as an artist. Hua also shared her journey from being a criminal defense attorney to pursuing an MFA at the Art Institute of Chicago, highlighting the support from her husband. She discussed her experiences at residencies and the joy of meeting fellow artists.2025-06-2928 min
The Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 302 - "Murals, Pens, Paper and Curating Great Art" - Meet Dr. Erika G. AbadIn this compelling episode of The Art Box, we’re joined by Erika G. Abad; writer, scholar, educator, and unapologetic storyteller. Known for her work in Latinx studies, queer feminist theory, and community-driven narratives, Dr. Abad shares how she uses storytelling as a tool for healing, resistance, and cultural preservation.
We explore how her personal history, academic journey, and creative work intersect to amplify underrepresented voices. From her reflections on teaching at Nevada State University to curating conversations around identity, Dr. Abad reminds us that storytelling isn't just art, it’s activism.
Whether you’re an art...2025-04-1647 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 302 - "Murals, Pens, Paper and Curating Great Art" - Meet Dr. Erika G. AbadIn this compelling episode of The Art Box, we’re joined by Erika G. Abad; writer, scholar, educator, and unapologetic storyteller. Known for her work in Latinx studies, queer feminist theory, and community-driven narratives, Dr. Abad shares how she uses storytelling as a tool for healing, resistance, and cultural preservation.
We explore how her personal history, academic journey, and creative work intersect to amplify underrepresented voices. From her reflections on teaching at Nevada State University to curating conversations around identity, Dr. Abad reminds us that storytelling isn't just art, it’s activism.
Whether you’re an art...2025-04-1647 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastBus to Barrick Connects CCSD Students to Art Through Free Tours and WorkshopsThe Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art's "Bus to Barrick" program provides free bus transportation for K-12 students from CCSD schools to the museum. The program includes tours and workshops related to current exhibitions. Davey Parks and Sara Odam, both docents, discuss their experiences guiding students through the exhibitions, emphasizing the importance of adapting to different age groups and fostering creativity. They highlight the value of engaging with students' interpretations and encouraging their artistic expression. The program aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of art by making it accessible and meaningful.2025-03-3029 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastBlending Cultures in Ink: Sapira Cheuk on Art, Challenges, and Community OpportunitiesSapira Cheuk, an ink artist influenced by her multicultural background, discussed her work and career challenges. Born in Hong Kong, she now blends traditional Chinese calligraphy with Western ink techniques to represent her immigrant experience. Cheuk shared her journey of pursuing art despite family opposition, eventually revealing her passion to them. She highlighted her current exhibition, "Transmitting Figures," at the Oaks Park Art Center and upcoming shows at CSN in 2026. Cheuk also detailed the Nevada Arts Council's grants and professional development opportunities, including a $3,000 project grant and a $5,000 fellowship. She emphasized the importance of planning and security in balancing...2024-12-2929 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 250 - "Broken Silence" - Meet Clark County Poet Laureate Ms. AyeVeeMesquite had the honor of hosting Clark County, Nevada Poet Laureate Ms. AyeVee (Ashley Vargas) last Tuesday. She captivated the audience as the November guest for the Brown Bag Cultural Series at the Mesquite Fine Arts Center, followed by a special visit to the Mesquite Works STEAM Center to record the milestone 250th episode of The Art Box podcast.
Steve first connected with Ashley during the creation of the Modern Desert Markings project, an exhibition at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art sponsored by Nevadans for Cultural Preservation through grants from the Nevada Arts Council and Nevada...2024-11-1842 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 250 - "Broken Silence" - Meet Clark County Poet Laureate Ms. AyeVeeMesquite had the honor of hosting Clark County, Nevada Poet Laureate Ms. AyeVee (Ashley Vargas) last Tuesday. She captivated the audience as the November guest for the Brown Bag Cultural Series at the Mesquite Fine Arts Center, followed by a special visit to the Mesquite Works STEAM Center to record the milestone 250th episode of The Art Box podcast.
Steve first connected with Ashley during the creation of the Modern Desert Markings project, an exhibition at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art sponsored by Nevadans for Cultural Preservation through grants from the Nevada Arts Council and Nevada...2024-11-1842 minMarjorie Barrick Museum PodcastCreative Connections: Exploring Art, Community, and CollaborationIn this episode, hosts Leilu Hernandez, Davey Parks, and Deanne Sole discuss the dynamic workshops and artistic opportunities offered at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, including hands-on activities like cyanotype dyeing and crochet. They highlight how these programs bring the community together, making art accessible to all, regardless of experience. The conversation delves into personal artistic journeys, the intersection of film and art, and the inspiration drawn from curating exhibitions. With a focus on inclusivity, collaboration, and creativity, the episode celebrates the museum's role in fostering a vibrant art culture in Las Vegas. 2024-09-2919 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastArtistic Devotion: A Conversation with Krystal RamirezJoin host Katie B Funk in a captivating discussion with artist Krystal Ramirez, whose work is featured in the "Contemporary Ex Votos: Devotion Beyond Medium" exhibition at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art. Krystal shares her artistic journey from Las Vegas, her inspirations, and the creative processes behind her large-scale installations. She delves into the challenges of creating and transporting her intricate pieces, balancing the business and creative sides of her practice, and her aspirations for the future. Discover how her devotion to her craft is reflected in her work, blending aesthetics with deep, thought-provoking narratives. 2024-06-3028 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastExploring the World of Zines: A Conversation with the A4 Zine ClubDive into the vibrant world of zines with the A4 Zine Club as they discuss their passion for self-published magazines, their origins, and the diverse community surrounding them. From punk-inspired aesthetics to personal narratives, discover the creative process behind making and sharing zines, the history of the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art's zine library, and where to find these unique creations in Las Vegas. Whether you're a seasoned zine-ster or a newcomer curious about this underground art form, join the conversation and explore the boundless creativity of zine culture.2024-03-3129 min
Interviews by Brainard CareyRyan WallaceRYAN WALLACE’s (b. 1977) mixed media paintings conjure an ethereal space between the material and intangible.
Repurposing fragments from earlier and developing pieces, the artist seams, layers, excavates, and manipulates the surface of his work to incorporate a wealth of textures and techniques. By limiting his resources, Wallace has developed a rich process-based practice whereby each body of work leads to the next in terms of materials and composition.
Wallace’s work has been exhibited at BAM, Brooklyn; Marjorie Barrick Museum, Las Vegas; and University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Recent group exhibitions include Volery Gallery, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (2022); Bohemian’s Gall...2024-02-1420 minMarjorie Barrick Museum PodcastExploring Art, Food, and Memory: A Journey Through Performance and Visual ExpressionJoin Deanne Sole and Martin Hackett on a captivating exploration of art, food, and memory in this episode of the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art radio show. Delve into the spoken word piece by artist Katie B. Funk, as Deanne reads and discusses the deeply personal themes woven into her work. From nostalgic childhood memories of nachos to the synergy between performance art and intimate spaces, discover how local artists intertwine their experiences with food, family, and storytelling. Explore the intersections of theater, visual arts, and performance as they reflect on the multifaceted nature of human expression and connection.2023-12-3127 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastEmotions of the MFAInspired by The Emotional Show, MFA students ¡Katie B Funk! and Bailey Anderson talk about the powerful emotions that come with the practice of making art. 2023-10-2928 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 119 - Meet nicolas b. jacobson - MDMIt was Linda and Steve's extreme pleasure to interview nic recently to chat about their art career, passions and work included in the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at University of Nevada Las Vegas, Modern Desert Markings exhibition sponsored by Nevadans for Cultural Preservation.
nicholas b jacobsen is a seventh-generation Utah-Mormon, trans-nonbinary settler raised in Nuwu homelands. As a creative historian, culture critic, & visual artist, their work addresses their personal and ancestral connections to the U.S. & Mormon settler-colonial-imperialist project. Through this, they work to disassimilate from the myths of white-supremacy and settler-innocence central to Mormon & U.S. c...2023-08-011h 00The Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 119 - Meet nicolas b. jacobson - MDMIt was Linda and Steve's extreme pleasure to interview nic recently to chat about their art career, passions and work included in the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at University of Nevada Las Vegas, Modern Desert Markings exhibition sponsored by Nevadans for Cultural Preservation.
nicholas b jacobsen is a seventh-generation Utah-Mormon, trans-nonbinary settler raised in Nuwu homelands. As a creative historian, culture critic, & visual artist, their work addresses their personal and ancestral connections to the U.S. & Mormon settler-colonial-imperialist project. Through this, they work to disassimilate from the myths of white-supremacy and settler-innocence central to Mormon & U.S. c...2023-08-011h 00
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastPoetry as an ArrowIn this episode we chat with Isabelle Bellinghausen, the Executive Director of Poetry Promise Inc., and the poet Charlene Stegman Moskal, one of the organization’s Teaching Artists. They talk about the importance of connecting poets to the local community. “You can really see the difference in the students after they go do a live reading because they realize, I can make a life out of this. I can become a full-time artist,” says Bellinghausen. 2023-07-3029 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 110 - Internationally Renown Art on Mormon Mesa - Meet Bryant RobisonThe Art Box in collaboration with Nevadans for Cultural Preservation and Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art @ UNLV present a conversation with Bryant Robison the contractor for Michael Heizer's art piece "Double Negative" completed in 1969 on the Mormon Mesa near Overton, Nevada.
Listen in as Katie Hoffman and Rayette Martin sit down with Bryant and his nephew Vernon Robison at the Lost City Museum.
Please note the conference room we used at the museum was a touch noisy, forgive us for the background noise.
2023-07-1745 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 110 - Internationally Renown Art on Mormon Mesa - Meet Bryant RobisonThe Art Box in collaboration with Nevadans for Cultural Preservation and Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art @ UNLV present a conversation with Bryant Robison the contractor for Michael Heizer's art piece "Double Negative" completed in 1969 on the Mormon Mesa near Overton, Nevada.
Listen in as Katie Hoffman and Rayette Martin sit down with Bryant and his nephew Vernon Robison at the Lost City Museum.
Please note the conference room we used at the museum was a touch noisy, forgive us for the background noise.
2023-07-1745 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box – Episode 102 – Art, Maps, Sisters, and Western Water – Meet Jen Urso - MDMWe were honored to meet Jen Urso during the research phase of "Modern Desert Markings" exhibition sponsored by Nevadans for Cultural Preservation and the Marjorie Barrick Museum on the campus of the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
Linda and Steve so enjoyed our time with Jen, we learned, we laughed, we cried, we understood, and we left as better people. Many hugs to Jen for gracing us with her time and story.
Artist statement
In my work, I am often making something visible that is invisible—talking or thinking about it in a wa...2023-06-171h 17The Art BoxThe Art Box – Episode 102 – Art, Maps, Sisters, and Western Water – Meet Jen Urso - MDMWe were honored to meet Jen Urso during the research phase of "Modern Desert Markings" exhibition sponsored by Nevadans for Cultural Preservation and the Marjorie Barrick Museum on the campus of the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
Linda and Steve so enjoyed our time with Jen, we learned, we laughed, we cried, we understood, and we left as better people. Many hugs to Jen for gracing us with her time and story.
Artist statement
In my work, I am often making something visible that is invisible—talking or thinking about it in a wa...2023-06-171h 17The Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 100 - Artist Roundtable Celebrating 100 EpisodesWelcome to the 100th episode and 1st year anniversary of the Art Box Podcast.
It was last April when Rachelle Knight and Steve Dudrow dreamed up a podcast for the VVAA and in May the BoD approved us to move forward. We would like to thank the 2022 BoD for giving us the green light to start on our journey.
In early June Tyler Roylance was our first guest and we were off and running, we crept along learning and trying to get better episode by episode.
Rachelle came up with the idea of...2023-06-111h 15The Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 100 - Artist Roundtable Celebrating 100 EpisodesWelcome to the 100th episode and 1st year anniversary of the Art Box Podcast.
It was last April when Rachelle Knight and Steve Dudrow dreamed up a podcast for the VVAA and in May the BoD approved us to move forward. We would like to thank the 2022 BoD for giving us the green light to start on our journey.
In early June Tyler Roylance was our first guest and we were off and running, we crept along learning and trying to get better episode by episode.
Rachelle came up with the idea of...2023-06-111h 15
Let's Talk UNLVLet's Talk: The Transformative Value of Fine Arts with Dr. Nancy J. Uscher, Dean of the College of Fine Arts and Presidential professor of MusicJoin us as we meet with Dr. Nancy J. Uscher is Dean of the College of Fine Arts and Presidential Professor of music to discuss how the Fine Arts transforms and illuminates individuals and communities. Dr. Nancy J. Uscher is Dean of the College of Fine Arts and presidential professor of music. She oversees seven departments and schools, eight curated gallery spaces, including the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art; six theater venues, and the UNLV Performing Arts Center.Prior to joining UNLV in 2016, Dr. Uscher was president of Cornish College of the A...2023-05-2825 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastIn Conversation with Curators: Katie Hoffman and Hikmet Sidney LoeIn this episode we spoke with Modern Desert Markings co-curators, Katie Hoffman and Hikmet Sidney Loe. How did the exhibition begin? Who made that row of altered maps in the WorkShop Gallery? Listen in as the curators tell us more about the aims of the exhibition, outlining the role of Loe’s students and explaining the significance of Southern Nevada’s historic Land Art.Interviewers: LeiAnn Huddleston, D.K. SoleInterviewees: Katie Hoffman, Hikmet Sidney LoeModern Desert Markings: An Homage to Las Vegas Area Land Art was on view at the Marjorie Barr...2023-04-3030 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 95 - Barrick Museum of Art - Loads of Talent, bunches of Creativity and a Pinch of Salt - Meet Rachelle Reichert - MDMOh my goodness Linda and Steve got their luck on this week when we interviewed Oakland based artist Rachelle Reichart, this is an interview we did not want to end, but alas it was Friday and Rachelle needed to go help her daughter pick some Kale for dinner.
Rachelle Reichert lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. She creates drawings, mixed media works, sculptures and art books to consider the materiality of landscape and its representation to explore landscapes permanently altered by climate change and industrialization.
Select exhibitions include the Contemporary Jewish Museum, C...2023-04-3043 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 95 - Barrick Museum of Art - Loads of Talent, bunches of Creativity and a Pinch of Salt - Meet Rachelle Reichert - MDMOh my goodness Linda and Steve got their luck on this week when we interviewed Oakland based artist Rachelle Reichart, this is an interview we did not want to end, but alas it was Friday and Rachelle needed to go help her daughter pick some Kale for dinner.
Rachelle Reichert lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. She creates drawings, mixed media works, sculptures and art books to consider the materiality of landscape and its representation to explore landscapes permanently altered by climate change and industrialization.
Select exhibitions include the Contemporary Jewish Museum, C...2023-04-3043 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 90 - Barrick Museum of Art - A Cornocopia of Land Art Wisdom - Meet Hikmet Sydney Loe - MDMThe best thing about Hikmet's interview with us was that I got to edit it and listen to it again about another twenty times.
You may know her as Katie Hoffman's co_curator for the Modern Desert Markings exhibit at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, we know her as the consummate art professional and friend that we could have talked to for days.
Born and raised on the east coast, Hikmet Sidney Loe fell in love with the Great Basin's deserts and the environs of Great Salt L...2023-04-111h 02The Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 90 - Barrick Museum of Art - A Cornocopia of Land Art Wisdom - Meet Hikmet Sydney Loe - MDMThe best thing about Hikmet's interview with us was that I got to edit it and listen to it again about another twenty times.
You may know her as Katie Hoffman's co_curator for the Modern Desert Markings exhibit at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, we know her as the consummate art professional and friend that we could have talked to for days.
Born and raised on the east coast, Hikmet Sidney Loe fell in love with the Great Basin's deserts and the environs of Great Salt L...2023-04-111h 02The Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 87 - Barrick Museum of Art - Mixing Archeology, Art and Goodness - Meet Paige Bockman - MDMPaige Bockman
Meet the unsung hero of the Modern Desert Markings exhibit at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art @ UNLV. You could find her on the field trips, find her arranging for art deliveries, coordinating artists, installing art and yes, even watering our special Mojave plants.
Growing up in a small town in eastern Nebraska where everyone knew everyone, I was always
interested in stories and eager to meet people with backgrounds different from my own. I went to
college at Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska, where I studied Anthropology and Classical & Near
...2023-04-1151 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 87 - Barrick Museum of Art - Mixing Archeology, Art and Goodness - Meet Paige Bockman - MDMPaige Bockman
Meet the unsung hero of the Modern Desert Markings exhibit at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art @ UNLV. You could find her on the field trips, find her arranging for art deliveries, coordinating artists, installing art and yes, even watering our special Mojave plants.
Growing up in a small town in eastern Nebraska where everyone knew everyone, I was always
interested in stories and eager to meet people with backgrounds different from my own. I went to
college at Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska, where I studied Anthropology and Classical & Near
...2023-04-1151 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 83 - Barrick Museum of Art - Social Media, Bottle Caps and Why No Smelly Exhibits - Meet Deanne Sole - MDMRayette and I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Deanne and chatting about her many roles at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at UNLV as well as her unique art and believe it or not the ins and outs of why the fifth sense is not a museum staple.
2023-03-2226 minThe Art BoxThe Art Box - Episode 83 - Barrick Museum of Art - Social Media, Bottle Caps and Why No Smelly Exhibits - Meet Deanne Sole - MDMRayette and I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Deanne and chatting about her many roles at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at UNLV as well as her unique art and believe it or not the ins and outs of why the fifth sense is not a museum staple.
2023-03-2226 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastThe Need for Transformative SpacesIn this episode we talk to The Neon Museum’s latest artist-in-residence, Thomas Putzier, and its Arts Programs Manager, Joanne (JK) Russ. Putzier comes to Las Vegas from his home base in Minneapolis. What is it like for a Las Vegas newcomer to “experience the city through making art”? What is he planning to do with the Stardust sign? And what can he tell us about his Circle of Introspective Agency, the hot pink community engagement installation that appeared in the Marjorie Barrick Museum’s West Gallery for a single day in January? Listen in and find out. Plus, Russ talk...2023-01-2927 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastA Bridge Across Time and SpaceIn this episode we talk about manifestations of Black connective energy with Kristina Kay Robinson and Erica Vital-Lazare. Robinson is an artist and writer based in New Orleans, while Vital-Lazare is a Las Vegas writer, scholar, and curator of exhibitions like the Barrick’s Seeing/Seen as well as the popular Obsidian and Neon: Building Black Life and Identity in Las Vegas. They’ve been working together on a new project that brings together the multimedia ethos of Robinson’s Afrofuturist creation, Republica: Temple of Color and Sound — on view at the Barrick in Notes for Tomorrow — and Vital-Lazare’s research i...2022-11-0930 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastBarrick x MendietaIn today’s episode we talk to performance artist Yasmina Chavez and Aluminati metal caster Micah Haji-Sheikh about the legendary late Cuban-American artist Ana Mendieta. Chavez and Haji-Sheikh both took part in a sequence of Mendieta-themed activities at the Barrick Museum in mid-2022. Why is an artist who died in 1985 still such an inspirational presence? How do you build your own performance around her ideas? How do you stay safe when you're handling hot liquid metal? And who are the Aluminati? Find out with us.Interviewers: LeiAnn Huddleston, Emmanuel MuñozInterviewees: Yasmina Chavez, Micah Haj...2022-08-0129 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastMaking a MonumentIn this episode we talk about the importance of environmental mindfulness with two curators from Spirit of the Land, an exhibition that celebrated the East Mojave landscape around the sacred mountain known as Avi Kwa Ame. Spirit of the Land was on view at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art from March 25 to July 23, 2022. Kim Garrison Means and Mikayla Whitmore tell us what it was like working with rural communities to create their exhibition, how it feels when they hear people refer to their beloved desert as a wasteland, and why you should never decorate wild juniper trees with...2022-05-2928 min
Marjorie Barrick Museum PodcastMeet the BarrickYou may have visited the Barrick Museum before but have you met our team? In our very first episode, we introduce ourselves. Find out what it's like to work in an academic art museum, hear about our strangest phone calls, and discover who on staff is the office prankster. Interviewer: Dan HernandezInterviewees: Chloe Bernardo, Paige Bockman, Lauren Dominguez, Tracy Fuentes, LeiAnn Huddleston, Alisha Kerlin, Emmanuel Muñoz, Deanne Sole.To learn more about the museum please click the link, UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art Photo | Josh Hawkins/UNLV Cr...2022-01-3027 min
Seeing ColorEpisode 72: Establishing Existence (w/ Erica Hector Vital-Lazare)Hey everyone. Happy Tuesday. We are in the midst of summer and time is going by quite quickly. I've been spending some time in the quiet suburbs of Shanghai before heading back to Zhuhai. There's a small but strong artist community here and it has been great getting to know the people here. Otherwise, I have been working on a 4-channel video and prepping for a show in the fall. I have also been recording a ton of interviews with the Las Vegas community through the Rogers Art Loft residency, through which and I am excited to share with...2021-07-2051 min
The Art People PodcastDan45 Hernandez: Artist, Fabricator and Cult MemberDan45 Hernandez joins Justin to talk about his latest projects, his obsession with collecting and cataloging objects, the distortion of memory and so much more! Show Notes: The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art Future Relics Marisol Escobar Ed Fuentes Cult 33 Savidan Gallery - REMEMORIES Dan's Instagram Support for this podcast and the exhibitions at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art is provided by the WESTAF Regional Arts Resilience Fund, a relief grant developed in partnership with The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation t...2021-05-1358 min
The Art People PodcastGeovany Uranda: Artist, Designer and JardineroArtist Geovany Uranda joins Justin this week to talk about his work in the exhibition "Future Relics" at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art. They also talk about Geo's past as a musician, his obsession with collecting plants, growing up in East Las Vegas and much, much more! Show notes: Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya The Pax Trend Latinos Who Lunch Coloring Book Future Relics - Curated by GULCH Collective @vaqueronopalero on Instagram Geovany's Website Geovany's masks for sale! Support for this podcast and t...2021-04-2849 min
The Art People PodcastAdriana Chavez: Actor, Performance Artist, Director and Community ConnectorActor, artist, theater maker, mover and wanderer, Adriana Chavez joins Justin this week to talk about her path to becoming the artist she is today. Listen in as they talk about Adriana's latest exhibitions, learn about her theater background and what brought her to Las Vegas! Show note: Future Relics at The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art A Common Thread: Curated by Ashanti McGee Canto Profundo at Mesa Gallery Adriana on Instagram Support for this podcast and the exhibitions at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art is...2021-04-011h 14
The Art People PodcastDr. Abad in Conversation with Lance L. Smith and Brent HolmesOn this episode Dr. Erika Abad interviews artists Lance L. Smith and Brent Holmes about their exhibitions currently on view at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art. Show Notes: Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art Lance Smith: In the Interest of Action Brent Holmes: Behold a Pale Horse Support for this podcast and the exhibitions at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art is provided by the WESTAF Regional Arts Resilience Fund, a relief grant developed in partnership with The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support arts organizations in the 13-state wes...2021-03-031h 14
The Art People PodcastDr. Erika Abad: Profesora, Writer, Fangirl and NerdThis week we welcome Dr. Erika Abad and learn about her passion for teaching, writing, social justice and art. We get into the importance of murals as public art for the Latinx community, the complexities of representation in media and so much more! Show Notes: Dr. Abad on Latinos Who Lunch Podcast The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art Brent Holmes Lance Smith Women of Color Festival Anita Revilla Family Reunion They Ready Mangos and Mistletoe by Adriana Herrera 2021-02-1259 min
@theroundtable@theroundtable interview with artist Audrey BarcioCommunity • Education • Arts' @theroundtable interview with Audrey Barcio
@theroundtable is a podcast & short videos series hosted by Community • Education • Arts (@4CEArts), where we discuss the Arts with writers, musicians, artists, and all kinds of creatives! Podcast episodes air on our website (https://cearts.org/theroundtable-podcast ) on Fridays at 4pm, and corresponding videos are uploaded to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKGauoE3k3ssNBmeCnYGH2Q/playlists?view=1&sort=da&flow=grid
Contact us at info@cearts.org if you are interested in being a guest @theroundtable!
Audrey Barcio lives in Chicago, IL, and...2020-12-1118 min
The Art People PodcastAshley Hairston Doughty: Artist, Educator and DesignerThis week Justin is joined by visual storyteller, Ashley Hairston Doughty. They talk about her latest exhibition, “Kept to Myself,” at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art and the concepts behind this multidisciplinary artist’s work. Listen in as we learn about Ashley’s history, her love for teaching, and how she shares her experience as a Black woman through the art that she creates. Show notes: Ashley's Website @AshleyHDoughty on Instagram Design Kettle @DesignKettle on Instagram "Kept to Myself" at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art The...2020-08-2148 min
Wild & Free: A Battle Born PodcastEpisode 23: Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?Wild and Free: A Battle Born podcast is a podcast that serves as a platform for non-profit professionals, social justice activists and community driven artists that are trying to make a difference in the Southern Nevada community. We will talk about the issues that matter and will motivate our fellow community members to get involved.
In this episode we present our semi-annual list of upcoming community events and activities that we are looking forward to attending in the first quarter of 2019. The events include:
MOB Month at the Las Vegas Clark County Library - Tuesdays...2018-12-2930 min
Keep the Channel OpenLinda AlterwitzLinda Alterwitz is a photographic artist based in Las Vegas, NV. Linda's work brings science and technology together with art to make some visually striking and very human images. In this episode we talked about her creative process, including how she first became interested in using medical imagery to make art. Then for the second segment, Linda chose balance as her topic. (Conversation recorded December 5, 2017.) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS Support: Support our Patreon | Leave a review Share: > Tweet this episode | Share to Facebook...2018-01-3140 min