In Which I Talk To Artists

In Which I Talk To Artists

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In Which I Talk To Artists episodes

  • Episode 41 - Emily Wallace
    Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in pimento cheese (technically folklore with a masters thesis on p.cheese). Wallace’s book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press) will be available October 2019.
    Wallace serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing for her written/illustrated essay "Ham to Ham Combat: The Tale of Two Smithfields." She lives in Durham, NC.
    Tweets (occasionally): @emily__wallace
    Instagrams (more often): @emilyewallace
    39 min
  • Episode 41 - Emily Wallace
    Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in pimento cheese (technically folklore with a masters thesis on p.cheese). Wallace’s book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press) will be available October 2019.
    Wallace serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing for her written/illustrated essay "Ham to Ham Combat: The Tale of Two Smithfields." She lives in Durham, NC.
    Tweets (occasionally): @emily__wallace
    Instagrams (more often): @emilyewallace
    39 min
  • Episode 41 - Emily Wallace
    Emily Wallace is a writer and illustrator with a masters in pimento cheese (technically folklore with a masters thesis on p.cheese). Wallace’s book Road Sides: An Illustrated Companion to Dining and Driving in the American South (University of Texas Press) will be available October 2019.
    Wallace serves as art director & deputy editor of Southern Cultures quarterly at UNC-Chapel Hill, and has written and illustrated work for other publications including The Washington Post, Southern Living, The Oxford American, and GOOD. In 2015, Wallace was nominated for a James Beard Award in humor writing for her written/illustrated essay "Ham to Ham Combat: The Tale of Two Smithfields." She lives in Durham, NC.
    Tweets (occasionally): @emily__wallace
    Instagrams (more often): @emilyewallace
    39 min
  • Episode 40 - Zet Gold
    Zet Gold is an artist and illustrator out of Las Vegas. Her work is based on a series of journal entries she calls “Birdwatching”. Creating work is her effort to start a conversation and to encourage a new way of looking at the mundane things one can find in their daily routine. She is a story teller working in painting, sculptures, and installations.
    https://www.instagram.com/zetgold
    46 min
  • Episode 40 - Zet Gold
    Zet Gold is an artist and illustrator out of Las Vegas. Her work is based on a series of journal entries she calls “Birdwatching”. Creating work is her effort to start a conversation and to encourage a new way of looking at the mundane things one can find in their daily routine. She is a story teller working in painting, sculptures, and installations.
    https://www.instagram.com/zetgold
    46 min
  • Episode 40 - Zet Gold
    Zet Gold is an artist and illustrator out of Las Vegas. Her work is based on a series of journal entries she calls “Birdwatching”. Creating work is her effort to start a conversation and to encourage a new way of looking at the mundane things one can find in their daily routine. She is a story teller working in painting, sculptures, and installations.
    https://www.instagram.com/zetgold
    46 min
  • Episode 39 - Hollie Chastain
    Hollie Chastain is an artist living and working in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following studies in both fine art and business she spent several years in marketing and graphic design before returning to the studio to launch a career as an artist and illustrator. Hollie uses mainly paper, mixing found images with modern colors and compositions to create work full of originality and narrative. Influenced by her love for found ephemera, she has become best known for her works created on the covers from vintage, tossed-aside books letting the scribbles, stamps and history found there contribute to the composition. She works in her home studio as both a gallery artist and illustrator. Her first book, "If You Can Cut You Can Collage" was released in November 2017 through Quarto Publishing.
    https://www.instagram.com/holliechastain/
    48 min
  • Episode 39 - Hollie Chastain
    Hollie Chastain is an artist living and working in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following studies in both fine art and business she spent several years in marketing and graphic design before returning to the studio to launch a career as an artist and illustrator. Hollie uses mainly paper, mixing found images with modern colors and compositions to create work full of originality and narrative. Influenced by her love for found ephemera, she has become best known for her works created on the covers from vintage, tossed-aside books letting the scribbles, stamps and history found there contribute to the composition. She works in her home studio as both a gallery artist and illustrator. Her first book, "If You Can Cut You Can Collage" was released in November 2017 through Quarto Publishing.
    https://www.instagram.com/holliechastain/
    48 min
  • Episode 39 - Hollie Chastain
    Hollie Chastain is an artist living and working in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Following studies in both fine art and business she spent several years in marketing and graphic design before returning to the studio to launch a career as an artist and illustrator. Hollie uses mainly paper, mixing found images with modern colors and compositions to create work full of originality and narrative. Influenced by her love for found ephemera, she has become best known for her works created on the covers from vintage, tossed-aside books letting the scribbles, stamps and history found there contribute to the composition. She works in her home studio as both a gallery artist and illustrator. Her first book, "If You Can Cut You Can Collage" was released in November 2017 through Quarto Publishing.
    https://www.instagram.com/holliechastain/
    48 min
  • Episode 38 - Marshall Blevins
    Marshall Blevins, aka Church Goin Mule is a southern artist who was born and raised across the south, her kinfolk came from the mountains, though she lives in the swamp of Louisiana now.
    https://www.churchgoinmule.com/
    https://www.instagram.com/churchgoinmule/
    41 min

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Podcast created by Erin Williams focused on visual artists and the process and influence of the work they create.