Justin Archer talks to Kelly and Kevin about his early experiments in 3-D scanning, incorporating digital technology into his futuristic wood sculptures, and making art with a chainsaw!

Kevin and Kelly speak with Artist Tim Short about his large-format figurative paintings, the supportive Atlanta artistic community in which he thrives - and some animé in his formative years!

Kevin Talks with Artist Rachel Garceau about her work in the current Gathered exhibition at MOCA GA during the installation process (pardon the active soundscape), her working process with porcelain and its quirks, and her excellent insight and advice for emerging artists!

Kelly and Kevin have the pleasure of talking with creative renaissance man Julio Cotto Rivera. They discuss his rich Puerto Rican heritage, comic book and graphic novel style influences, getting bitten by the acting bug, and a cowboy with really long legs!

Kelly and Kevin have a conversation with Miami-based artist Denise Treizman. They dig into her work as an installation artist in New York... talk about her recent nomination for the Orlando Museum's Florida Prize, and last but not least... uncover the importance of random yellow taxi bumpers!

Kevin and Kelly chat with art collector Kate Frost-Wilson about her passion for contemporary art, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, and cool custom-created Mokes!

Join Kevin and Kelly as they dive into the creative pursuits of artist Michael Stasny. Hear about the amazing Underground Atlanta art space, Michael's great work as a conduit for the greater Atlanta arts community, and his wild creatures made out of table legs...

Artist and friend Fiorella Escalon gives a talk after the opening of her recent show "Under the Guise of Craft". Kelly and Kevin join the audience to get some insight about her creative process, craft as high-art and the true meaning of "Trashy Fabulous"!

Will goes in-depth with Kevin and Kelly about his upcoming film "Will you remember me?", inspirational poetry and his upcoming move to Europe

Kevin spends some time talking to Gerry about his recent 3-exhibition run, his diverse geographical history, and making art with clothespins!