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Talking Art

Quad City Arts
Quad Cities
Public Art
Arts and Economic Prosperity 6
Economic Impact Of Arts
Nonprofit Arts Organizations
Job Creation
Atlys
Americans For the Arts
Local Government Funding
Cultural Organizations
Hembree
Music Influences
Riverssance Festival Of Fine Art
Quad City Arts
BIPOC Arts Organizations
Community Engagement
Rock Music
Indie Rock
Music Festivals
Ballet Quad Cities

Talking Art is a partnership between WVIK, Quad Cities NPR and Quad City Arts in which a Ben Gougeon interviews artists from the Quad Cities and beyond! Sponsored by Quad City Bank & Trust

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This episode of Talking Art features Hallie Weis, an editor at Fresh Films, a nonprofit focused on building strong foundations in filmmaking for youth and young adults. Hallie discusses Fresh Films’ programs that support emerging creators, highlighti... more

Talking Art welcomes Marc Zyla, longtime arts contributor and former Director of Community Engagement at WVIK. Marc reflects on the role of art and music in strengthening community bonds in the Quad Cities, while sharing insight into his upcoming mov... more

In this episode of "Talking Art," host Ben Gougeon sits down with Benjamin Fawkes, the custodian and curator of Rozz-Tox, a vibrant cultural hub in Rock Island, Illinois.

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Jessica Beshears
Editor of Undercurrent, a new magazine highlighting local fine and experimental art
Undercurrent Magazine
Episode: From Vision to Publication: The Journey of Undercurrent Magazine
Mike Turczynski
Theatrical artist and educator
Skellington Manor
Episode: Embracing the Macabre: The Art of Skellington Manor
Wes Julien
Musician, songwriter, and producer, a native of Rock Island, Illinois
Episode: Jazz, Soul & Heritage: Celebrating the Bill Bell Jazz Festival
Louise Pappageorge
Fiber artist showcasing her work at the Quad City Arts Gallery.
Quad City Arts Gallery
Episode: Wired and Woven: The Fiber Art of Louise Pappageorge
Curtis B. Lewis, Jr.
Playwright, director, actor, and producer involved with the play The Half
Episode: The Power of Storytelling: Crafting Characters in 'The Half'
Andrzej Kozłowski
Pianist and composer, sharing insights about his farewell concert and music career.
Episode: The Final Note: Andrzej Kozłowski's Farewell Concert
James Old
Master Sergeant and tour coordinator of the US Army Field Band's Jazz Ambassadors
United States Army
Episode: Jazz Ambassadors: Bridging Cultures Through Music
Emma Watts
Augustana College senior majoring in theater and film and directing "Exit, Pursued by a Bear"
Augustana College
Episode: Directing Dreams: Emma Watts' Debut with 'Exit, Pursued by a Bear
Melissa Mohr
Executive Director and CEO of the Figge Art Museum
Figge Art Museum
Episode: A Century of Creativity: Celebrating 100 Years of the Figge Art Museum

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Ben Gougeon
Host of discussions focusing on various aspects of art and cultural presentations, with a commitment to highlighting local talent.

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From Vision to Publication: The Journey of Undercurrent Magazine
Q: Where can people get a copy of the magazine?
Copies are available in various locations including Quad City Arts, Roz Talks, and online at Undercurrent's website.
From Vision to Publication: The Journey of Undercurrent Magazine
Q: How do you choose which artists to feature?
Jessica considers the local art scene's history and community, aiming for a diverse representation of artists and styles.
From Vision to Publication: The Journey of Undercurrent Magazine
Q: What inspired you to create Undercurrent?
Jessica wanted to create a platform for local artists and showcase the vibrant art scene in the Quad Cities.
The Power of Storytelling: Crafting Characters in 'The Half'
Q: What do you want someone to walk away from seeing the play take with them?
That they have a story, and to inspire them, emphasizing that everyone has a purpose worth discovering.
Talking Art with Gabriella Torres
Q: What has that evolution been like for you as an artist?
It has been totally insane and wild and beautiful and wonderful. I realized that if I wanted things to happen, I just had to do it instead of waiting for opportunities.

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This podcast features engaging conversations with a diverse array of artists from the Quad Cities region and beyond, focusing on their creative processes, artistic journeys, and contributions to the arts community. The discussions encompass various art forms, including visual arts, music, theater, and dance, highlighting the significant role of culture and creativity in local development and community engagement. Each episode brings unique insights into the challenges and inspirations of artists, alongside thematic explorations of festivals, exhibitions, and cultural heritage, making it a valuable listen for those interested in the intersection of art, community, and individual expression.

Notably, the podcast emphasizes local artists and ... more

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1. Jessica Beshears
2. Mike Turczynski
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5. Curtis B. Lewis, Jr.
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7. James Old
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