The 'Truth In This Art Podcast,' hosted by Rob Lee, invites you to delve into the transformative power of art. Through engaging conversations with artists, creative thinkers, and cultural leaders from Baltimore and beyond, discover how art influences society and personal growth. From thought-provoking discussions to fresh perspectives, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone passionate about art, culture, and community. As Rob Lee says, 'There's art, culture, and community in and around your neck of the woods, you just have to look for it.'
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Art, Inspiration, and Community: A Conversation with Agnes Gummere
Agnes Gummere is an artist and interior designer based in Philadelphia. She specializes in oil painting, figure painting, portraits, and illustration. With a background in interior design, Agnes draws inspiration from the city's rich history of art and architecture.
Agnes Gummere is a skilled artist and interior designer based in Philadelphia. She works primarily with oil paint and specializes in figure painting, portraits, and illustration...
Live From The Underground with LordsWrath: A Musical Journey from Atlanta to Baltimore
Jordan M. Graham, also known as LordsWrath, is a musical visionary who seamlessly blends the essence of Atlanta with the vibrant spirit of Baltimore. He is a masterful producer and vocalist, crafting genre fusions that resound with substance and capture Baltimore's creative scene.
Jordan's journey in music is one of exploration and growth, embracing discomfort to evolve as an artist...
Sergio Neptuna Talks: Merging Art, Comics, and Community
Embrace the journey with 'The Truth in This Art' podcast, hosted by none other than Rob Lee. Today our guest is Sergio Neptuna, a digital artist known for merging everyday life with contemporary culture in his artwork. Inspired by his passion for comics, movies, and music, Sergio's work challenges perceptions and provokes thought. He is dedicated to celebrating the power of creativity in the digital age.
In this episode, host Rob Lee interviews digital artist Sergio Neptuna...
Chris Guido on Film Editing: Storytelling, Indie Cinema, Documentaries
Chris Guido is a freelance video editor with over 15 years of experience in the film industry. He has worked on a variety of projects, including promos for well-known networks like Paramount Plus and Disney. Chris has also edited feature-length documentaries, showcasing his passion for storytelling and love for cinema. With his versatile skills and dedication to his craft, Chris has made a significant impact in the world of film editing...
Warren Bernard: Shaping the Comic Landscape through Small Press Expo (SPX) and the Library of Congress
Warren Bernard is a prominent figure in the world of comics as the Executive Director of the Small Press Expo (SPX), an acclaimed independent sequential art festival. He's an accomplished comics-focused writer and historian, co-authoring the Eisner Award-nominated book "Drawing Power." With extensive expertise, he has extensively researched and written about the pivotal 1950s Juvenile Delinquency / Senate Comic Book Hearings...
Inside HBCU Week: A Conversation with Maryland Public Television's Travis Mitchell
Join us for a captivating talk with Travis Mitchell, Senior VP and Chief Content Officer at Maryland Public Television. With over 30 years in media and a strong focus on community, Mitchell delves into his career journey, storytelling, and the importance of HBCUs. Don't miss his insights on HBCU Week, an initiative expanding the representation of Historically Black Colleges nationwide.
This program is supported (in part) by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation...
Crafting Perspective: Kim Rice on Art, Whiteness, and '[RE] Birth of a Nation
Dive into a compelling conversation with Kim Rice, the visionary behind the art exhibition '[RE] Birth of a Nation.' Kim unpacks how crafts like crocheting serve as social commentary on systemic racism and inequality. Learn how her art is influenced by cities like New Orleans and Baltimore, and don't miss her transformative exhibit, '[RE] Birth of a Nation,' now showing at Gallery in the Sky...
Blending Worlds: Pothik Chatterjee on Art & Identity
Join us for a deep conversation with Baltimore-based abstract artist Pothik Chatterjee. We discuss his blend of South Asian-American culture, spirituality, and LGBTQ identity. Learn how a multicultural upbringing and key mentors transformed his art from a hobby into a life's calling. Currently displayed at Maison 10 Gallery in NYC.
The Truth In This Art is not just about exploring art, culture, and community—it's a platform that actively engages with them...
Inside Abstract Expression with Artist Alexi Abi Mikhael
Explore creativity where it meets business insight on 'The Truth In This Art Podcast'. I'm Rob Lee, and today, we're journeying with Alexi Abi Mikhael, a visual artist from the DMV area, whose abstract artwork marries diverse cultural influences. Drawing from her Middle Eastern heritage, she crafts compelling masterpieces unlike any other."
Alexi Abi Mikhael's journey in abstract art is a story of talent, art therapy, and entrepreneurial spirit...
Pushing Boundaries: Steve Hackman's Innovative Fusion of Art Music
In our latest Conversation on The Truth in this Art Podcast ????️, we get up close and personal with Steve Hackman, the visionary composer and conductor melding classical and contemporary genres like a maestro magician.
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