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Debbi Kenote Interview
Hey welcome to Ahtcast!
As always I encourage listeners to visit the artist’s websites, or www.ahtcast.com/ and check out the work as you listen along. Alright, let’s get started…
This episode’s guest is Brooklyn based painter Debbi Kenote.
Words of the day: Butterfly. Symmetry. Sharp. Bright. and Aquatic.
In the conversation Debbi shares some of her experiences from growing up in the Pacific-Northwest as well as being home schooled until high school where her artistic life was encouraged at a whole other level.
Now living in Brooklyn we talk about how her experiences prior to that makes its way into her work as well as the city’s influence. And more...
Also part of the interview are two questions submitted by previous guest Connie Goldman so be sure to listen for those. Listen in for more!
The artist's website: https://debbikenoteart.com/
Thanks for listening!
(Original intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)
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Hey welcome to Ahtcast!
As always I encourage listeners to visit the artist’s websites, or www.ahtcast.com/ and check out the work as you listen along. Alright, let’s get started…
This episode’s guest is Brooklyn based painter Debbi Kenote.
Words of the day: Butterfly. Symmetry. Sharp. Bright. and Aquatic.
In the conversation Debbi shares some of her experiences from growing up in the Pacific-Northwest as well as being home schooled until high school where her artistic life was encouraged at a whole other level.
Now living in Brooklyn we talk about how her experiences prior to that makes its way into her work as well as the city’s influence. And more...
Also part of the interview are two questions submitted by previous guest Connie Goldman so be sure to listen for those. Listen in for more!
The artist's website: https://debbikenoteart.com/
Thanks for listening!
(Original intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)