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Episode 5: Pt. 1 - Christina P. Day
Hey Everyone! Thanks for not forgetting about us during our
hiatus. We had a busy month and we’ve got a bunch of episodes
coming up. Today we’ve got part 1 of my interview with Christina P.
Day.
I felt my chat with her was more of a learning experience, or a
class, in how to live like an artist. In talking with her it became
apparent that she's done a lot of self-reflection about her
identity as an artist and the work she creates. We talk about the
definition of Crafts, differences between Art and Design,
encouraging young artists, how grad school shapes an artist's
growth, and much more. There was so much more we broke it up into
two parts!
*** Christina P. Day: Dead Ringers ending April 29th
at Philadelphia Sculpture Gym ***
Here are some links to the places mentioned during our
talk:
Rair - a nonprofit organization that builds
awareness about sustainability issues through art and design.
(Taken from their site.)
Philadelphia Sculpture Gym - PSG
gallery, which is dedicated to showcasing sculpture in all of its
many forms, features monthly exhibitions and provides exhibition
opportunities for both emerging and established artists. (Taken
from their site.)
The gallery is only one part of PSG. Here's the other
part: The Philadelphia Sculpture Gym is a community studio
that operates like a gym membership. A monthly membership grants
members access to a wood shop, metal shop, small metals shop,
forging area, and a mold making and casting area. We offer classes
in various processes from welding and woodworking...and everything
in between! (Also taken from their site.)
Education! University of the Arts
You say Cranberries, I say Cranbroids: Cranbrook
And the artist herself: Christina P. Day
Thanks to freemusicarchive.org for creating a space where we can
find musicians like the two artists featured in this episode.
Intro: Thoughtful by Lee Rosevere
Outro: Repetition by David Szesztay
Don't forget to check us out at www.kitchentablegallery.com.
Producer: Louise ORourke
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By KTG TalksHey Everyone! Thanks for not forgetting about us during our
hiatus. We had a busy month and we’ve got a bunch of episodes
coming up. Today we’ve got part 1 of my interview with Christina P.
Day.
I felt my chat with her was more of a learning experience, or a
class, in how to live like an artist. In talking with her it became
apparent that she's done a lot of self-reflection about her
identity as an artist and the work she creates. We talk about the
definition of Crafts, differences between Art and Design,
encouraging young artists, how grad school shapes an artist's
growth, and much more. There was so much more we broke it up into
two parts!
*** Christina P. Day: Dead Ringers ending April 29th
at Philadelphia Sculpture Gym ***
Here are some links to the places mentioned during our
talk:
Rair - a nonprofit organization that builds
awareness about sustainability issues through art and design.
(Taken from their site.)
Philadelphia Sculpture Gym - PSG
gallery, which is dedicated to showcasing sculpture in all of its
many forms, features monthly exhibitions and provides exhibition
opportunities for both emerging and established artists. (Taken
from their site.)
The gallery is only one part of PSG. Here's the other
part: The Philadelphia Sculpture Gym is a community studio
that operates like a gym membership. A monthly membership grants
members access to a wood shop, metal shop, small metals shop,
forging area, and a mold making and casting area. We offer classes
in various processes from welding and woodworking...and everything
in between! (Also taken from their site.)
Education! University of the Arts
You say Cranberries, I say Cranbroids: Cranbrook
And the artist herself: Christina P. Day
Thanks to freemusicarchive.org for creating a space where we can
find musicians like the two artists featured in this episode.
Intro: Thoughtful by Lee Rosevere
Outro: Repetition by David Szesztay
Don't forget to check us out at www.kitchentablegallery.com.
Producer: Louise ORourke