Podcasts about berne davis art center

What Makes Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center a Good Neighbor...The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, run by Florida Arts, Inc. (a 501c3 organization), is a must-see attraction with a colorful history. The center is dedicated to bringing world-class art events to the Southwest Florida community. Within our restored, state-of-the-art facility, we present a wide range of events to the public. From concerts to art exhibitions, galas to lectures, and providing educational arts experiences for children and adults alike– we promise excellence!To learn more about Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, go to: https://www.sbdac.com/Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center2301 First StreetFort Myers, FL 33901239.333.1933Support the show (https://goodneighborpodcast.com)

Cesar Aguilera is the co-founder of Artsemble Underground, and Artsemble Underground Gallery, and the art curator of the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center, known for his mixed media paintings, drawing, oil painting, sculpture, film, special effects, make-up, costume design, acting and performance art. 

We had the opportunity to interview a founder of Gulf Coast Leisure "GCL" Marco "M" Cruz. Gulf Coast Leisure is an Art and Entertainment company, of young talented creatives who all believe they can make SWFL a better place through quality events and positive community engagement. M takes us through his vision of GCL, what the company represents to the community, and how passion fuels his work ethic to make his vision a reality. Follow the GCL Movement by following their facebook page. GCL currently hosts 2 events a month in the River District Area of Downtown Fort Myers: - Art & Poetry Networking Event (APNE), held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center at 2301 First Street - Speak My Peace (SMP) Open Mic & Lounge is held the first Saturday of every month at The American Legion Post 38 at 1875 Jackson St, Fort Myers, FL 33901 Speak My Peace (SMP) Open Mic & Lounge, Art & Poetry Networking Event (APNE)

Jim Griffith is a musician and art center director. He got his M.M. degree from the Juilliard School in 1987, his undergraduate degree from the Manhattan School of Music, and attended Florida State University. He’s been a member of the Hudson String Quartet in New York and director of the New Arts Festival in Fort Myers. He formerly served as principal violist of the New York Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, and the New York Virtuosi, and he’s played with a bunch of other orchestras around the country over the years. He’s been with the Naples Philharmonic since 1989. In 1997 he formed a nonprofit called Florida Arts, Inc. in order to create a home for the arts in downtown Fort Myers, and he managed the founding and development of the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center.

My guest this episode is Angela Page: she's frontwoman for the punk/post punk band, The Young Dead, and founder of the feminist arts collective “Love Your Rebellion” which works to empower marginalized populations through social education, community service and arts diversity. Angela is also the Marketing and Studio manager for the Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center in downtown Fort Myers.

Round Table Rebellion is LYR's monthly podcast where founder Angela Page invites a panel of guests to discuss intersectional feminist topics. In episode 12, Angela is joined by SPEW co-host Shelby Elmore, the Head of Archives, Special Collections, and Digital Initiatives at Florida Gulf Coast University, Melissa Minds-Vandeburgt, and her intern at FGCU, Kaley Dietrich. In the final episode of the season, the panel discusses rape culture, its agents, and ways to dismantle it. This episode was recorded live at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers, FL.

Round Table Rebellion is LYR's monthly podcast where the members and their guests discuss intersectional feminist topics. In episode 11, LYR founder Angela Page invites SPEW host Jesi Cason, local artist Lee Bretschnieder, and activist Willie Earl Sparrow Jr. to discuss the history, current popularity, and dismantling of white supremacy. This episode was recorded live at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers, FL.