The Truth In This Art: Stories That Matter

Exploring Artistry: Nostalgia, Storytelling & Creativity with Lendl Tellington


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Lendl Tellington is an artist who works across various mediums, including cinema, photography, editorial, and installation art. He is known for exploring the intersection between nostalgia and memory to uncover the untold stories of marginalized communities. Originally from Baltimore, Lendl now splits his time between Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he is involved in the Blackstar Film Festival and is a resident artist at the Creative Alliance.


Lendl Tellington, an artist working in cinema, photography, editorial, and installation art, discusses his background and creative journey. He reflects on his early experiences with visual art, the influence of his family's support, and his versatile career as a freelancer. Lendl also delves into his current focus on honing the aesthetic specificity of his art and the intersection of storytelling and image-making in his work. He shares insights into his latest project, a film about his family's legacy, and the importance of digging deeper and connecting with audiences through art.

In this dialogue:

  • Delve into Lendl's multifaceted artistic realm, spanning cinema, photography, editorial, and installation art, all unified by a dedication to immersive storytelling and compelling image creation.
  • Uncover the wellspring of inspiration behind Lendl's work, tracing it to the unwavering support of his family and the formative experiences of his upbringing in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
  • Explore Lendl's artistic philosophy, as we unravel his belief in constant growth and the openness to uncharted creative paths, inviting listeners to embark on a journey of perpetual evolution.
  • Join us in examining Lendl's poignant project that traces his family's legacy and the profound impact of losing their ancestral home, underscoring the significance of intangible heritage in our lives.
  • Experience the transformative potential of art through Lendl's perspective, as we discuss its capacity to unite individuals, challenge established narratives, and create profound and lasting connections.


Join us as we dive into the world of Lendl Tellington, an artist who uses cinema, photography, and installation art to shed light on the contributions of unsung communities. Don't miss this captivating conversation on The Truth in This Art podcast.


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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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