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Discover the magic of artistic expression with 'The Truth in This Art,' where Rob Lee uncovers the hidden truths within art with today's guest:

Zoë Lintzeris, a talented visual artist with a passion for photography and painting. Drawing from her background in journalism, her captivating imagery delves into the human condition and emotional psyche within both urban and rural settings worldwide. Love, loss, and resistance are recurring themes in her work, which has been featured in esteemed platforms like feature shoot, Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads, and The Stuttering Foundation. Notably, Zoë's third long-term project, "The Maskyoulinity Project," received acclaim during her solo exhibition at 56 Ludlow in New York City. Her art graces private collections across North America and Europe, while her pieces have been exhibited in renowned galleries and creative spaces. Apart from her artistic pursuits, Zoë is a certified art teacher, offering online private sessions and group workshops that combine creativity and wellness. As a virtual resident of the House of Beautiful Business and a proud member of the Freelancers Union and Americans for the Arts, she continues to make a significant impact in the art world.

In this episode, we uncover:

• The art of collaborative history presentation with Joe Tropea, as he shares his magnetic attraction to public history's potential for engaging storytelling, inviting listeners to explore the dynamic interplay between history and audience.
• Peel back the layers of creativity with Joe Tropea, as he delves into the essence of collaboration as a cornerstone of his artistic process, shedding light on how it shapes his own endeavors and empowers fellow storytellers to weave compelling narratives.
• Embark on a journey through Baltimore's burgeoning film landscape with Joe, tracing the evolution of the city's film community, its magnetic pull for TV and film productions, and the instrumental support offered by institutions like MICA and the Maryland Film Festival in nurturing local filmmakers.
• Engage in the riveting tale of Joe's upcoming documentary, which unravels the enigmatic legacy of Lewis Mackenzie Turner—a captivating figure from Baltimore's history intertwined with an audacious archive theft and a curious world of counterfeit book covers, promising an enthralling exploration of intrigue and deception.

This is an episode you don't want to miss! Zoë Lintzeris is a visual artist who specializes in photography and painting. Her work explores themes of love, loss, and resistance. She often works in black-and-white photography to capture the nuance and tone of her subjects. Zoë's paintings range from abstract and colorful to black and white, with a recent return to abstract pieces. She draws inspiration from current events and her intuition. Zoë finds motivation in her surroundings and the world at large. She believes in the power of choices and follows her intuition in her artistic process. Zoë's creative space includes affirmations, horoscopes, and past workbooks. She finds inspiration by looking out of her window and changing her environment. Technology can hinder her creativity, so she sets boundaries to avoid distractions. Zoë hopes that people will feel something unique when they view her work and encourages them to question and appreciate what they see.

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.