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Mending Walls episodes
- The Golden Hour & NeoGenesis
Inspired by Duron Chavis, local urban agriculture leader and Executive Director of Happily Natural, and the oasis he created at Sankofa Community Orchard,artists Sarah Apple and Ron Stokes talk with Host Hamilton Glass about their mural in the southside of Richmond.
The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.
Resources for this episode:
- Duron Chavis
- Sankofa Community Orchard
- Black Space Matters Series
- John Lewis TED Talk
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Ron Stokes
- Sarah Apple
Instagram:
- @viewsbystokes
- @Lucky_signs
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
Mending Walls: The Documentary airs on VPM PBS.
28 min - Mending Walls 2021
Host Hamilton Glass chats with his core Mending Walls team to discuss how 2021 Mending Walls is different than 2020 but still serves the same mission of artists coming together to have deep conversations about what makes our communities different from each other.
Mending Walls: The Documentary premieres on:- September 7 @ The Richmond International Film Festival. Get tickets!
- September 16 @ 8pm on VPM PBS. Watch the Trailer.
More information:
- Mending Walls: The Documentary
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
Instagram:
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
32 min - BONUS: Meet the Mending Walls Documentarians
At the end of the 2020 Mending Walls project, Hamilton Glass sat down with filmmakers Pam and Todd Hervey to talk about how they created a documentary about the project and why they believe it's a story that everyone needs to see.
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Mending Walls: The Documentary premieres on:- September 7 @ The Richmond International Film Festival. Get tickets!
- September 16 @ 8pm on VPM PBS. Watch the Trailer.
More information:
- Mending Walls: The Documentary
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
Instagram:
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
35 min - Season 2 is coming soon + Documentary Trailer!
Mending Walls: The Documentary premieres on:
- September 7 @ The Richmond International Film Festival. Get tickets!
- September 16 @ 8pm on VPM PBS. Watch the Trailer.
More information:
- Mending Walls: The Documentary
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
Instagram:
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
2 min - Finding Tomorrow
Host Hamilton Glass talks with Producer Pam Hervey and Artist Eli McMullen about his second collaboration in the Mending Walls Project, celebrating the life and work of Lorna Pinckney, and how our ancestors use their light to guide us in the right way.
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Resources for this episode:- Who is Lorna Pinckney?
- Tuesday Verses
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Eli McMullen
Instagram:
- @elimcmullen
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
31 min - Once Upon...With Love.
Host Hamilton Glass talks with artists Shaylen Broughton and Hasson Roberts about their commitment to showcasing the wishes of a younger generation after being gifted a wall at the Children's Museum of Richmond for their mural.
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The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.
Resources for this episode:
- Children's Museum of Richmond
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Hasson Roberts
- Shaylen Broughton
Instagram:
- @sabartstudio
- @hassonworks
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
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23 min - The Journey Forward
Host Hamilton Glass talks with artists Humble & Nadd Harvin about their mural that celebrates the youth movement for social justice and change.
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The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.
Resources for this episode:
- Art180 in Richmond, VA
- Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanuel Leutze
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Nadd Harvin
- Humble
Instagram:
- @hmbl__
- @naddthenomad
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
22 min - The Blackwell Drip
Inspired by a visionary local music star and honoring Yemoja, the African Goddess of the Ocean, artists Chris Visions and Heide Trepanier talk with Host Hamilton Glass about how their mural in the Blackwell area of Richmond has become a gathering place for many.
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The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.
Resources for this episode:
- Yemoja, the African Goddess of the Ocean
- About Cole Hicks
- Cole Hicks Music
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Heide Trepanier
- Chris Visions
Instagram:
- @heidetrepanier
- @chrisvisions
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
36 min - African American Gothic
Host Hamilton Glass talks with artists Andre Shank and Sone-Seere about their twist on a classical piece of American art by celebrating local urban agriculture advocates Duron and Nikaya Chavis.
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The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.
Resources for this episode:
- Duron Chavis 1
- Duron Chavis 2
- Beautiful RVA
- Resilency Garden at the Institute for Contemporary Art
- Adinkra Symbols
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Andre Shank
- Sone-Seere
Instagram:
- @andredangereux
- @jusre.cs
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
27 min - It's Time for Change
"Am I next?" is the powerful question on artists Sir James L. Thornhill and Kevin Orlosky's mural in Richmond's Oliver Hill Way. They talk with Host Hamilton Glass about how the answer to that question is a positive one for the Black community and how their mural starts that conversation.
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The public art created for Mending Walls addresses where we are now in society to inspire conversation about how we can move forward with empathy through understanding and collaboration.
Resources for this episode:
- Adinkra symbols
More information:
- Mending Walls RVA Mural Project
- Hamilton Glass
- Sir James Thornhill
- Kevin Orlosky
Instagram:
- @awesomeorlosky
- @sirjamesthornhill
- @mendingwallsrva
- @19red.fuel
Production:
- 19RED @ Fuel
- In Your Ear Studios
28 min
About Mending Walls
From the publisher's feed
In May of 2020, the citizens of Richmond, Virginia took to the streets to protest racial inequality, police brutality and the monuments to confederate generals that line on our historical streets and…
city parks. As a result, African American artist and community activist, Hamilton Glass, chose to create a public art project that brought together artists from different cultural backgrounds to create murals that start conversation and heal the divides between us. That project is called Mending Walls. Host Hamilton Glass sits down with the artist pairings as they discuss their mural vision, their process and the hard conversations that they had throughout their collaboration.