01:35 Police and Hip-Hop
11:13 Amenta Abioto
12:40 Freddy Ruiz Jr
17:29 Cultural Advocacy Coalition's "Big Think"
30:00 Salem's David Metzger, Oscar Winner for "Frozen"
41:44 Frank Hirahara photographs at Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center
49:00 Christopher Michlig and John Zerzan sculpture vandalized
51:25 Disjecta Biennial information

See our website for links and details: www.opb.org/radio/programs/stateofwonder/

Sallie Ford dishes about her new all-lady lineup. They're playing two Oregon shows this month.

Tord and the Quartet stopped by in advance of their PDX Jazz show. Talking with Compass Points host Sean Phillips, Gustavsen talked about his philosophy of incorporating emotional intensity and and elegance. Watch for a special KMHD video package of the show later this spring! http://www.opb.org/kmhd/
(photo cred: Ifanyi Bell)

Lots to tall you about - most of it under OPB's roof! Here's the rundown of today's show.


01:45 - 08:30 Nikki Giovanni
08:35 - 17:40 Dave Allen
19:50 - 25:08 This Is Not A Silent Movie
25:15 - 32:30 Tord Gustavsen Quartet
33:45 Amtrak Rail Residency
34:30 Oregon Arts & Culture Hiring
37:45 Awesome Portland
41:50 Sallie Ford
44:50 Blue Skies in Band
45:13 PYP- Kevin Walczyk
47:12 Adam Baker

See our website for links and details: http://www.opb.org/radio/programs/stateofwonder/

Jane Beebe of PDX Contemporary and Theo Downes-LeGuin of Upfor join April & guest curator Rebecca Gates to talk about how premier art fairs are changing the game.

(BTW this construction pictured, left, is a sample of the artist BRenna Murphy's work. She's one of two Theo was showing at ALAC this month.)

Some people talk about how there's not enough going on in their hometown. Peter Walters actually did something about it.

Dave Gulick's band, Derby, had some big years. But that didn't necessarily translate into financial success, until they got a few lucky breaks with music licensing. Dave told us what he learned about the realities of the recording industry and how he's been experimenting with online music licensing to fund his various band projects. BTW you can listen to some of his stuff over here... https://soundcloud.com/davegulick

Terrence Scott has seen the music industry from almost every side. As an artist, producer, promoter, and radio host, he's got a unique perspective on what is and isn't working in music revenue. To hear our broader discussion about music and revenue, check out this week's show: http://www.opb.org/radio/programs/stateofwonder/segment/feb-22-2014/

Liz Harris, who records gorgeous atmospheric music as Grouper, balances work in music and visual art - neither are particularly easy places to make a living. She talked to us about how she puts it together.

Not so easy keeping up with this week’s guest curator, Rebecca Gates. But fun? You bet.

01:44Say hello to Rebecca Gates
04:00Musicians and Revenue
23:50Cruising the Art Fairs with Oregon gallerists
36:50Peter Walters profile
46:05Sonic Art