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Art Hour
By Mike Malsam and Eric WoodardArts
Art Hour episodes
- 67: Jaime Stacy - musician, author, and educator
Jaime discusses her upcoming books, her early years as a music prodigy, and her organization SWAG that works with at-risk young women.
59 min - 66: Shawn Vestal - journalist & fiction writer (or fiction writer & journalist)
Shawn talks about: getting his first column at eighth grade in the Twin Falls, Idaho newspaper; whether he considers himself a journalist or fiction writer foremost; and the new challenges of writing his new novel set in the 1800s.
1 hr - 65: Erin Pringle - author of the new novel "Hezada! I Miss You"Erin talks about her upbringing in small-town Casey, Illinois, and the influence it had on her wonderful novel "Hezada! I Miss You." She also sprinkles in some references to Faulker, Hawthorne, and Bergman. You can find out more about her at www.erinpringle.com.1 hr
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- 63: Sironka - visual artist and educator
Sironka came to Spokane twenty years ago from Kenya, and he has been teaching and making art here ever since. He recently made the news for his participation in the Black Lives Matter mural downtown. He made the news again soon thereafter when his letter, the "A", was defaced by vandals. Hear him talk about his inspiring journey, and how, paradoxically, the vandals reaffirmed the power of paint.
59 min - 62: Karen Mobley - artist, writer, and consultant
To honor the publication of her book of poetry, Trial by Ordeal, we will replay our conversation from last year. Mobley served as the Arts Director City of Spokane (Spokane Arts Commission) from June 1997 to October 2012, and has been a part of many other important aspects of the burgeoning Spokane arts scene. She's also a wonderful artist and writer in her own right, and she can tell a heck of a story. Find out more about her at karenmobley.com.
56 min - 61: Reinaldo Gil Zambrano - printmaker and arts educator
Zambrano recently contributed to the Black Lives Matter Mural in downtown Spokane. With that in mind, we are replaying the conversation we had last year. in which he discussed teaching, printmaking, and the theme of home in his art
1 hr - 60: Chris Bovey - graphic designer, printmaker, and protector of the Ming Wah sign
Listen to Chris discuss how he got into printing, the backroads route to Coeur d'Alene, and the legendary Sam's Pit (and other stuff as well).
Read about his efforts to save the Ming Wah sign here.
56 min - 59: Shantell Jackson - visual artist and poet
Shantell reads two of her poems, and we discuss how being eager to try new things leads to the danger of saying yes too much. This episode was originally run in March.
52 min - 58: Bryan Bogue - musican and educator
Hear Bryan discuss 45 years with the Spokane Symphony, the similarities between teaching middle school and college, and what it's like working with Super Sparkle (hint: he got to play the marimba.)
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About Art Hour
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Mike Malsam and Eric Woodard interview artists from around Spokane and the inland northwest.