Podcasts about arts walk

Have you ever wondered how the creative murals or inspiring sculptures that populate Kingston came to be? Or what's next? In this month's episode, we have Danika Lochhead, Manager of Arts and Sector Development and Taylor Norris, Public Art Coordinator at the City of Kingston at the mic. They'll share some insights into the process behind delivering captivating public art, fostering creativity, and enriching the community experience.   As we all know, podcasts are primarily an audio experience but you can see images of the works in the full description. This way, you can see what we'll be discussing and follow along with us during this episode.  Want to see the art in person? Check out the City's Arts Walk, a self-guided tour of the City's Public Art. Opening Track: Tell Me Twice by the Meringues - courtesy of the Meringues. themeringues.com Find our closing track on YGK Music. Photos by Chris Miner 168 Division St. Mural Horse and Cart Manidoo Ogitigan Renewal Wilds of Kingston Skeleton Parks Arts Festival Crosswalk Murals

Marcella Kriebel has always been an artist and foodie. She moved to Washington, DC in 2009 for an internship at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. While the Oregon native continues to live in the city to this day, frequent visits to the Pacific Northwest and abroad keep the creativity flowing. Her studio is located on the Arts Walk in the Brookland neighborhood of DC. She is the author of the illustrated cookbooks Mi Comida Latina and Comida Cubana. Both cookbooks feature over a hundred of Marcella’s favorite Latin American dishes captured in vibrant watercolor, ready to be explored. In this episode, Marcella discussed how starting a daily art practice after being laid off from a job she loved led her to create her first cookbook. We discuss her Kickstarter, how she slowly grew her art business, and the importance of in-person shows. She also talks about the impact of the pandemic and the process of switching from in-person to virtual workshops. Lastly, we discuss video tips for courses, finding printers for your products, and what’s going on with her store in Brookland. Show Notes: NacheSnow.com/127

528 - The Rest is Commentary - July 17 Join the Zoom Chats: Tuesday is 5am Eastern (for New Zealand and Australia & the UK) Register in advance for this meeting:   After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Thursday is 7pm Eastern: Register in advance for this meeting:  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Steel Stacks You can see more of the Arts Walk and concert spaces here: Tuesday Book Chat Naada - just fun! Thursday Book Chat Heather. Ordover :  Heather. Ordover :  Heather. Ordover :  Heather. Ordover : ^^Drawfee Live Heather. Ordover :  Heather. Ordover :  Heather. Ordover : ^^Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles Brenda Dayne is back:  Sandman -  Dianne - Seven & Half Deaths ... bits in the center lagged -- Agatha Christy + Groundhog Day + Twilight Zone (good at the end) Heather. Ordover : Lost Vintage:       .      Boundary Waters :  Heather. Ordover : This Tender Land:  Heather. Ordover : Hermione's Everyday Sock:  Jessica: Show Me a Sign:  - by Ann Clare LeZotte - 5th through 7th grade-ish.   ^^^Jessica Kelly:  Outside myself - Kristen Witucki also The Transcriber -  Aimee - Bear Snores On ;  And there was light - blind hero of the french resistance Sandra Boynton’s CHANSON PROFONDE with Yo-Yo Ma -  Susanna Clarke (Jonathan Strange) NEW BOOK:  - September 15th 2020 Candy - They Did Bad Things (it picked up the pace and ended well) Blue Ticket by Sophie Mackintosh  -  Candy :  Agnes Kutas - Hopes & Dreams Shawl Heather. Ordover : Covid-19 Course from Johns Hopkins -  Edyta - 2/d part of Annihilation - Authority (audiobook is good - different reader). Also "Severence" - about a global pandemic (a comedy?!?!) Fun to watch - Hamish MacBeth (second vote for the series in a month! On Youtube and Prime) Aimee: "David Tenant does a Podcast With" Regina: Francis and Joseph Gies - Life in a Medieval City and Life in a Medieval Castle and Life in a Medieval Village -  SIMS has knitting now!!!! (And Etsy shops) Candy: Visit Robling NJ - where they made the cables for Brooklyn Bridge Aimee: Chevron Scrap Blanket Baking Infographic:   YUM: roasted beets with bourbon and goat cheese Cowboy (Texas) caviar from Cowgirl Hall of Fame (keeps in fridge FOREVER!)  Wendsleydale cheese with apricots  Kelly: Grown up Guide to Dinosaurs:  - A Grown-Up Guide to Dinosaurs: An Audible Original Audible Audiobook – Original recording Ben Garrod (Author, Narrator), Audible Originals (Publisher) Hawksbill Station by Robert Silverberg -  - (the dark side of "Just One Damned Thing After Another") also by him "The World Inside"  Kelly/Regina - Podcast:  "Litany of the Ordinary" -  Kelly Matula :  Mike Bennett Underwood and Finch:  Aimee/Mary Snellings : Alan Alda podcast -  Heather. Ordover :   - (not anchoring --cognitive bias)

Marcella Kriebel is a DC artist, illustrator, and author - and now, founder of Brookland Exchange, a pop-up market coming to the Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market on September 20.

Sun Shine is a magical pop-up marketplace entirely by black women artists, makers, and vendors, because "every new season is another chance to celebrate our community’s incredible power to always renew itself." Taking place this weekend on the Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market, this episode of DIRECT MESSAGE with A Creative DC dives into it with the event's co-founders, Whitney Teal (the maker behund Red Dirt Natural) and Nicole Crowder (of Nicole Crowder Upholstery).

Get the featured cocktail recipe: #aCreativeTeaTime If you need a jolt of creativity, look no further. Morgan is the founder and director of the A Creative DC project. Nylon Magazine has referred to her online projects as "a virtual clubhouse [representing] D.C.'s creative class," and she has contributed online voice and visuals to the DC creative scene since founding the city's first street style blog in 2006. Her commitment to showcasing the city's creative culture online has garnered nods from the Washington Post, Washington City Paper, Washingtonian Magazine, and more. She helms the A Creative DC project from the Arts Walk at the Monroe Street Market in the Brookland neighborhood of NE, DC. Check out Morgan’s world at pandaheadmorgan.com or join the conversation by uploading your creative work with #aCreativeDC. Want to pour your creativity in a glass? Then subscribe to the podcast and try your hand at Gina's amazing recipes.

Katie Stack is the maker behind Stitch & Rivet, a leather goods shop on the Arts Walk in Brookland. This episode of Direct Message focuses on her woman-owned small business, her THEATRE PAST, and when she knew it was time to balance production between her team in DC, and a small factory in Baltimore.

Once Around the Block with Michael Piorunski from the Evolution Craft Brewing Company, fresh off a morning of brewing at Right Proper Brewing Company, in the Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market in the Brookland neighborhood of Washington, District of Columbia. Join us as we talk craft brewery, loving the work you do, and sponsoring kids through a running club (learn more Eastern Shore Running Club (ESRC). Once Around the Block with Michael Piorunski from the Evolution Craft Brewing Company, fresh off a morning of brewing at Right Proper Brewing Company, in the Arts Walk at Monroe Street Market in the Brookland neighborhood of Washington, District of Columbia. Join us as we talk craft brewery, loving the work you do, and sponsoring kids through a running club (learn more Eastern Shore Running Club (ESRC). Today's episode is particularly interesting because I met Michael some 30 seconds before we started filming! I chose the Monroe Arts Walk as a general destination and had no idea who I would walk around the block with. It was a super chill walk. Nice meeting you Michael, good luck, and thanks for taking part! Please like and share to help grow this thing!

Jessica is back to discuss the upcoming events in Frostburg Maryland. Jessica starts the episode off by discussing the first Arts Walk of the year happening April 29, 2017 from 3-8pm. It will be held in the arts and entertainment center of Frostburg. The day promises to be packed full of fun and excitement for the art lover of all ages.  A new event being held May 13, 2017 from 1pm-3pm is Finding Frostburg . Be sure to have your phones charged and your team ready to solve riddles and win prizes in what is sure to be a great scavenger hunt!  Frostburg First is also encouraging artists to become members of Frostburg First as a way of connecting their services to local businesses and also staying up to date on artist related events in Frostburg.  Find more information HERE  

In this 11-minute podcast interview, BCB host Channie Peters talks with Marissa Cleveland, Events Manager for the BI Museum of Art (BIMA), and Bob Ruch who is hosting a group of Tibetan monks on Bainbridge Island. They talk about this unique opportunity for the art museum to offer the extraordinary experience of witnessing the creation of a sand mandala to museum visitors. Marissa explains how this is a perfect fit with the theme of the museum's current show: Journeys. Mandala is the sanskrit word for circle. The sand mandala is a Tibetan Buddhist tradition involving the creation and destruction of mandalas made from colored sand. In Tibetan Buddhism, intricate, colorful mandalas containing many Buddhist symbols are used as objects for meditation practice.The sand mandala is one of the most elaborate, intricate, exquisite art forms, typically created by highly trained Tibetan monks. And after the sand mandala has been created, there is a formal ceremony of blessings, the sand is swept up, and poured into the sea. While this is symbolic of impermanence, the real significance of the sand mandala is that it is created to be a container for blessings, power and well-being. Before it is swept away, blessings are offered in a ceremony. These blessings fill every grain of sand, and then the sand is poured into the sea, which carries the blessings out into the world. This ancient Tibetan Buddhist art form will be recreated by six monks from the Gaden Shartse Monastic College in India at the BI Museum of Art during the hours the museum is open, 10 am - 6 pm from Monday, May 2nd through Saturday May 7th. Because Friday, May 6th is Arts Walk, and the museum will be open until 8 pm. the monks will adjust their hours to continue installing the sand until the museum closes at 8 pm so that museum visitors can watch this intricate, meticulous meditative art during Arts Walk. This specific sand mandala will be of the Medicine Buddha, the Buddha of Healing, the manifestation of the healing energy of all enlightened beings. The sand installation will be in the museum's Orientation Gallery so that visitors can walk through and observe the monks at work during museum hours. There will not be any seating in this small space. According to tradition, on the last day after the sand mandala has been completed (in this case, Saturday May 7th), the monks conduct a ceremony to bless the sand. This will occur at approximately 3 pm at the Art Museum. The monks will take the sand that has been swept up from the mandala and carry it to Eagle Harbor where it will be poured into the sea to take its blessings to other shores. Also during the construction of the sand mandala, May 2-7, a DVD video documentary will be continuously playing in the museum's auditorium about the Gaden Shartse Monastic College, which has a highly structured academic curriculum that also includes optional study of arts such as painting, calligraphy, tailoring, Tibetan butter sculpture formation, and sand mandala creation. Training in sand mandala creation is highly skilled and takes three years. While the monks are visiting Bainbridge Island, they will also be available for Buddhist House Blessings, by appointment. As the host for the monks while they are here, Bob Ruch may be contacted by email to arrange house blessings by the Tibetan monks, and to learn more from them about Gaden Shartse Monastic College and how to support their work. Credits: BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Sanford is fast becoming a local arts hub. Listen to our chat with two women who have been instrumental in putting Sanford on the arts map.