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Join local writers, musicians, and activists for an evening of songs, poetry, and witness.  Alex Gallo-Brown has worked as a barista, a server, a cook, an organic farmer, a caregiver for people with disabilities, an educator, and a union organizer, among other professions. He has also published two books, The Language of Grief (2012) and Variations of Labor (2019). Called “the poet of the service economy” by author and critic Valerie Trueblood, he has been awarded the Barry Lopez Fellowship from Seattle's Hugo House, the Walthall Fellowship from Atlanta's WonderRoot, and the Emerging Artist Award from the City of Atlanta. He holds degrees in writing from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and Georgia State University in Atlanta. He lives in Seattle with his wife and two daughters. Louis Ramon Garcia is a PNW-native and a Washington State University alumnus, where he double majored in political science and philosophy. He led the unionization of workers at Storyville Coffee in Seattle when he was employed in early 2022. Since then, Louis has begun developing a career within the worker/labor rights movement and seeks to pursue higher education for himself and justice and equity for workers everywhere. Victory Rose is a PNW based singer-songwriter and former Starbucks barista who worked at the first unionized Starbucks store in Seattle, Broadway and Denny. She found her voice as a chant leader, accompanist and organizer over the past year's SBWU strike and rally actions.  Paul Hlava Ceballos is the author of banana [ ], a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award and winner of the AWP Donald Hall Prize for Poetry. He has fellowships from CantoMundo, Artist Trust, and the Poets House. His work has been published in Poetry Magazine, BOMB, and the LA Times, and has been translated into Ukrainian. He organized ESL teachers' unions in New York, helping found a union at Kaplan International Colleges, which was the first union at a for-profit English school in America. Working with 99 Pickets, he also participated in campaigns for the NYU Graduate Students Union, Hot and Crusty, and the Laundry Workers Center United.

In today's episode, Jessica sits down with Chris Appleton, Founder & CEO of Sewn Arts and the Art Pharmacy. You'll hear how Chris and his team are creating a solution for care providers to prescribe and refer patients to health-improving arts & culture experiences, how they're uniquely bringing together key stakeholders in the healthcare and arts communities, and how creatives can meet people where they are with their craft's life-giving therapy. More about Chris Appleton Chris Appleton is the Founder & CEO of Sewn Arts and the Art Pharmacy, a solution through which care providers prescribe and refer patients to arts & culture interventions that improve mental health and emotional well-being.  A social entrepreneur, Chris has spent his career developing organizations where the arts meet civic life. Previously, Chris was Co-founder and Executive Director of WonderRoot, where he was focused on social change movement-building through the arts. Chris and his work have been featured in the New York Times, CNN, ABC, CBS, NPR, Fast Company, and more. Chris has been honored with numerous awards, including the Americans for the Arts National Emerging Leader Award, Emory Center for Creativity and the Arts Community Impact Award, and New Leaders Council Alumni Award. He was a special guest at the 2011 White House Youth Summit, a member of the 2019 Class of Leadership Atlanta, and received honors such as Atlanta Business Chronicle's 40 Under 40, Georgia Trend's 100 Notable Georgians, Outstanding Atlanta Class of 2014, and World Economic Forum's Global Shapers. Currently pursuing his Executive MBA from Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, Chris is engaged in a range of initiatives beyond his professional work. He helped build Vote with Dignity, a healthy democracy effort to improve the voting experience through line-warming and neighborhood engagement. He has served on numerous boards including the Grady Health System's Ambassador Force, City of Atlanta Mayor's Affordable Housing Advisory Board, Americans for the Arts EL Council, Alliance Theatre Advisory Board, Health Connect South Advisory Board, and more. Chris lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife, Annie, and two young children, Alexander and June. RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE For more information on Chris Appleton and the Art Pharmacy, check out www.artpharmacy.org & https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-appleton-atl/ To explore the Arts and Health Matrix from the Rhode Island's Department of Health and Council for the Arts, check out https://www.aerodatalab.org/arts-and-health  CREDITS Music

Studio Noize brings you a special episode featuring the 2020 Horizon Award winner Neka King. Neka king is a digital artist and muralist in the city of Atlanta doing big things. A few of her beautiful murals have popped up around the city. It's just the beginning of this amazing young woman's journey in the art world. We talk about how she got into doing her projects with Nike, AT&T, and H&M, and how she's building her visual language with her piece. Get to know this great young artist right here on the Noize. Neka King is digital illustrator and muralist working in Atlanta, Ga. She received her BFA in Studio Arts with a concentration in Textile Arts from Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design at Georgia State University in 2016. She is a past recipient of the 2018 Hughley Fellowship conducted by WonderRoot. See more: www.nnekkaa.com + @nnekkaa_Follow us:StudioNoizePodcast.comIG: @studionoizepodcastJamaal Barber: @JBarberStudioSupport the podcast https://www.patreon.com/studionoizepodcast

Studio Noize brings you a special episode featuring the 2020 Horizon Award winner Neka King. Neka king is a digital artist and muralist in the city of Atlanta doing big things. A few of her beautiful murals have popped up around the city. It's just the beginning of this amazing young woman’s journey in the art world. We talk about how she got into doing her projects with Nike, AT&T, and H&M, and how she’s building her visual language with her piece. Get to know this great young artist right here on the Noize.Neka King is digital illustrator and muralist working in Atlanta, Ga. She received her BFA in Studio Arts with a concentration in Textile Arts from Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design at Georgia State University in 2016.She is a past recipient of the 2018 Hughley Fellowship conducted by WonderRoot.See more: www.nnekkaa.com + @nnekkaa_Read the Studio Noize Artist Feature

What does it mean to labor in modern-day America? Alex Gallo-Brown took the stage with visions from his book Variations of Labor, offering poetry, essays, and fiction about all walks of work. In conversation with Nicole Vallestero Keenan-Lai of Puget Sound Sage, Gallo-Brown explored the lives of semiprofessional poker players, line cooks in high-tech company cafeterias, and an activist trying to drum up support for a union. Gallo-Brown painted a bleak picture of dead-end jobs and truncated hopes, while simultaneously depicting the roil underneath the surface of all those who have been disrespected and written off. Sit in with Gallo-Brown and Keenan-Lai for the complex, sobering, and human stories of labor in our country. Alex Gallo-Brown is a poet, journalist, and labor activist from Seattle. He is the author of The Language of Grief, a collection of poems. He has received emerging artist awards from WonderRoot and the City of Atlanta and twice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize in poetry. Nicole Vallestero Keenan-Lai is the Executive Director of Puget Sound Sage. Previously, she was the Executive Director of the Fair Work Center, a hub for workers to understand and exercise their legal rights, improve working conditions, and connect with community resources. Presented by Town Hall Seattle as part of the 2019 Homecoming Festival. Recorded live at The Forum by Town Hall Seattle on September 2, 2019. 

This week, we sit down with photographer and archivist Sierra King. She is the Digital Strategist and Community Manager at TILA Studios. We talk about the importance of community, activism through photography, and archiving with Kathleen Cleaver.Send creative questions to studionoizepodcast@gmail.comFollow Jasmine @Negress.SupremeFollow Jamaal @JBarberStudioFollow Sierra: @TheThirtySixthFrameJasmine inspiration: Pearl Cleage’s “Things I Should Have Told My Daughter”Jamaal inspiration: Wonderroot’s Off The Wall

In less than 200 days, visitors from around the world will enjoy more than sports when they pour into Atlanta for Super Bowl 53. The city's history and united spirit will be on full display through an artistic project called Off the Wall. Created by the City of Atlanta, the Super Bowl Host Committee and nonprofit WonderRoot, 30 murals will showcase Atlanta's dedication to civil and human rights, with each piece unveiled one by one before the big game in February 2019. Spread throughout the city, the murals will highlight stories, issues and the progress of Atlanta's communities. AJC digital intern, Tara Subramaniam, sat down with one of the painters and the executive director of WonderRoot to discuss the inspiration behind the initiative and its intended long-lasting legacy on our city. Plus, host Shane Harrison shares things to do during the next 10 days, including the Piedmont Park Arts Festival. For more on the AJC's Super Bowl coverage, check out ajc.com/53.

WonderRoot is an arts organization that works to improve the cultural and social landscape of Atlanta through creative initiatives and community partnerships.

Guest: Chris Appleton WonderRoot is an Atlanta-based non-profit arts and service organization with a mission to unite artists and community to inspire positive social change. Host: Amanda Plumb

Kashi Sehgal is Co-Founder & CEO of Gigabark, an integrated mobile solutions company rooted in phone and text messaging technologies. She is also Director of Strategic Initiatives & Business Development for International Greetings, a UK-based company that specializes in design and has creates products for celebrations, stationary and creative play, and giftables. She also serves as Executive Director of SuperNova South, the largest multi-disciplinary technology conference in the Southeast. Previously, Kashi spent time as a management consultant at Accenture where she worked with both government and Fortune 100 clients in areas such as visioning and gap analysis, cost reduction, communication plans, training, performance measurement, incentive structures and more. She also has experience in strategic planning and brand strategy – especially as it relates to early stage companies and non-profits. She has started several non-profits including Music For Tomorrow which provided immediate financial assistance to jazz musicians affected by Hurricane Katrina and currently provides economic opportunities for jazz musicians around the country. MFT is now housed as a program of the Afro Cuban Jazz Alliance in New York. She also works with the Campus Community Partnership Foundation which promotes education through a student-centered approach focused on social responsibility and runs their Mentor Walk program. Kashi is actively engaged in the Atlanta community serving on various boards such as WonderRoot, Andrew J Young Foundation Advisory Council, Fulton County Career & Technical Education, Amplify4Good, WINGS for Kids, and Georgia’s WIN List and with groups such as the Metro Atlanta Chamber’s Mobility Leadership Council, ChooseATL, Atlanta Regional Commission’s Innovation Committee, The Lovett School’s Sustainability Committee and as an Advice For Good Advisor. Kashi is a native Atlantan. She attended The George Washington University for her undergraduate studies and Georgia Tech for graduate research. Kashi was selected as a member of Outstanding Atlanta’s Class of 2015, as one of Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 in 2014, and as a member of the 2013 LEAD Atlanta and LaunchPad2X classes. She volunteers her time mentoring and with CARE, Acumen, and other organizations in her community. Stefanie Diaz/Mastermind Your Launch Stefanie Diaz has always had a keen ability for developing marketing strategies for entrepreneurs, but it’s her ability to position startups for accelerated momentum through personal branding and content marketing that has become the cornerstone to her professional success. Her background includes being a strategic adviser to CEO’s spanning startup phase to over $100 million in annual revenue. She has led strategic partnerships with global retailers and Fortune 500 companies, as well as facilitated multi-million dollar government contracts. There is something magnetic about the energy of startup founders that draws Stefanie in. They’re hungry, driven, and committed to making positive change for themselves and the greater community. After conducting over 60 interviews to date, Stefanie is excited to bring Mastermind Your Launch to the Business Radio X platform. Learn more at MastermindYourLaunch.com.

This week we welcome comedian, Michael Albanese & talk about The Red Clay Comedy Festival - THIS WEEKEND - at Relapse Theater, Highland Ballroom, WonderRoot, Drunken Unicorn, & The Hangar. Featuring comedians from all over the country and some homegrown favorites: Rory Scovel, Last Comic Standing winner Clayton English, Andy Sanford, Dave Stone, Joe List, Kenny Nelson, Amber Nelson, Anthony Devito, Noah Gardenswartz, Jarrod Harris and more! For tickets and the complete lineup go to www.redclaycomedy.com. In conjunction with Project Pabst featuring Mastadon, Run The Jewels, NOFX & more! Plus, Mike chats with us about how he got into comedy, his life in New York & Atlanta, comedy influences, performing, working with big names, and he teaches Tim how to construct a joke from a premise. #Comedy #RedClayComedyFestival #AnthonyCumia #RoryScovel #Atlanta #StandUp #MikeAlbanese #AndySanford #DaveStone #Pabst #PBR #ProjectPabst #Mastadon #RunTheJewels #NOFX #JackWhite #NormMacdonald #BillHader #AshVsEvilDead #LukeCage #WestWorld #TheExorcist Staff Picks: Tim: Norm Macdonald Live with Bill Hader (YouTube) & Fox TV’s ‘The Exorcist’. Ira: Westworld (HBO) Jeff: Ash Vs. Evil Dead Season 2 (Starz) Steph: Luke Cage (Netflix)

We were invited out to the Sundance Institute Film Forward series' stop at Wonderroot to talk to Swati Shetty and Prashant Nair from Umrika and Mimi Valdés from Dope about their films, showing at Sundance, and future plans!

Art Is King podcast episode 53Sponsorships for Art Projects pt 1This podcast marks the beginning of our second year. Up to date, we have published 52 podcasts, once a week for one whole year. Week in and week out we have spoken with 52 artists, entrepreneurs, artrepreneurs and professional artists as they have shared their art path story with us. The Art is King mission is to inspire and empower other artists to take their talent to the next level. Whether in galleries, private collections or commissions, the opportunities for artists to earn a living with their talent are infinite. Locally we have C4Atlanta, Wonderroot, Burnaway, City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs and countless other organizations dedicated to art business education and art career advancement. The mission of Art Is King is to promote these resources and connect the artists and the organizations. Starting in June 2015, Art Is King will be giving away a 1-hour consultation with an art business mentor and a business coach at Azalea Creative in Inman Park. To be eligible, Artists must be an Art Is King email subscriber. Join now by visiting www.artisking.org and enter your name on the right-hand side of the page. These one on one art business consultations will focus on the steps necessary for the artist to earn with their art. From Portfolio management, Artist Statement and to exploring earning opportunities in the direction of the artists’ goal. Each month there will be a winner announced thru the Art Is King weekly email, subscribe now to get a chance to be one of those artists plus updates on upcoming events, classes, meetups, workshops and resources available to artists of all levels. Dubelyoo is a renowned painter and designer known for his depictions of urban life and hip-hop culture. Dubelyoo is also a co-founder of the nationally acclaimed Art, Beats + Lyrics. Dubelyoo has created art projects for Nike, Apple, Sprite, Converse, Pepsi and Jack Daniels. This Art Is King podcast we sit down with the artist, curator Dubelyoo on the first episode of the Sponsorships for Art Projects series. Get ready for some knowledge nuggets to add to your professional art business. For notes on today's podcast:http://thaxton.co/2015/05/dubelyoo-notes-on-art-sponsorships/ http://thaxton.co/More info on @Dubelyoo: http://dubelyoo.info/please take a moment to find Art Is King and rate our program on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/art-is-king/id626627458?mt=2 Spreaker.com http://www.spreaker.com/show/art_is_king Stitcher Radio http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/daniel-flores/art-is-king-podcast and artiskingarchive.com It's important we hear from you and get your feedback and ideas, Art Is King is yours and we want You to benefit from the information shared here every week. The Art Is King podcast is made possible by our generous sponsors: The Law offices of Deborah Gonzalez Esquire (www.dgonzalezesq.com)VelocityScreenPrint.netRevolvSkate.com Luccom.com OHub at GIANT SouthSide SickestMex Manny Beats and AzaleaCreativeGroup.com

Art Is King podcast episode 53Sponsorships for Art Projects pt 1This podcast marks the beginning of our second year. Up to date, we have published 52 podcasts, once a week for one whole year. Week in and week out we have spoken with 52 artists, entrepreneurs, artrepreneurs and professional artists as they have shared their art path story with us. The Art is King mission is to inspire and empower other artists to take their talent to the next level. Whether in galleries, private collections or commissions, the opportunities for artists to earn a living with their talent are infinite. Locally we have C4Atlanta, Wonderroot, Burnaway, City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs and countless other organizations dedicated to art business education and art career advancement. The mission of Art Is King is to promote these resources and connect the artists and the organizations. Starting in June 2015, Art Is King will be giving away a 1-hour consultation with an art business mentor and a business coach at Azalea Creative in Inman Park. To be eligible, Artists must be an Art Is King email subscriber. Join now by visiting www.artisking.org and enter your name on the right-hand side of the page. These one on one art business consultations will focus on the steps necessary for the artist to earn with their art. From Portfolio management, Artist Statement and to exploring earning opportunities in the direction of the artists’ goal. Each month there will be a winner announced thru the Art Is King weekly email, subscribe now to get a chance to be one of those artists plus updates on upcoming events, classes, meetups, workshops and resources available to artists of all levels. Dubelyoo is a renowned painter and designer known for his depictions of urban life and hip-hop culture. Dubelyoo is also a co-founder of the nationally acclaimed Art, Beats + Lyrics. Dubelyoo has created art projects for Nike, Apple, Sprite, Converse, Pepsi and Jack Daniels. This Art Is King podcast we sit down with the artist, curator Dubelyoo on the first episode of the Sponsorships for Art Projects series. Get ready for some knowledge nuggets to add to your professional art business. For notes on today's podcast:http://thaxton.co/2015/05/dubelyoo-notes-on-art-sponsorships/ http://thaxton.co/More info on @Dubelyoo: http://dubelyoo.info/please take a moment to find Art Is King and rate our program on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/art-is-king/id626627458?mt=2 Spreaker.com http://www.spreaker.com/show/art_is_king Stitcher Radio http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/daniel-flores/art-is-king-podcast and artiskingarchive.com It's important we hear from you and get your feedback and ideas, Art Is King is yours and we want You to benefit from the information shared here every week. The Art Is King podcast is made possible by our generous sponsors: The Law offices of Deborah Gonzalez Esquire (www.dgonzalezesq.com)VelocityScreenPrint.netRevolvSkate.com Luccom.com OHub at GIANT SouthSide SickestMex Manny Beats and AzaleaCreativeGroup.com

Art Is King Podcast 25 In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion of this past Tuesday Nov 4th, The Balance of Art, Creativity and LifeThis panel discussion is the last Art Is King panel discussionsgoing on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. EricNine Lopez http://ericnine.comBrian Hebert http://thirdeyevisiondesignz.wordpress.com Neal Hamilton http://www.nealhamilton.com andDTM www.deltatangomike.com WonderRoot 982 Memorial Dr Atlanta GA 30316 https://www.facebook.com/wonderpageArt Is King is a Non-Profit organization committed to empowering artist entrepreneurs through education, community, coaching and connections. Art is King recognizes that art is everywhere and the artist is indispensable. Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com Rick Clear Video and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for the complete Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions now available on podcasts plus info on the upcoming end of the year Group Art Show: The Way of the Artist November 22nd at Atlanta Tech Village in Buckhead ATL. The Way of The Artists Group Art Show will feature * Tunes by MR E * LAE 2014 Class Graduation * DayBlack Short Film Screening written by Keef Cross * Pencil Wars Drawing Contest * Sticker Trade Table * Over 20 ATL Artists * Body Painting Competition * Art Giveaways courtesy of Attorney Deborah Gonzalez Esq * KidRobot MunnyWorld Giveaways from RevolvSkate.com and * a chance to win an Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription Given away by Adobe User Group ATL The Way of The Artist group art show is produced by Mano A Mano Art Shows and Art Is King. Visit us on instagram, twitter and Facebook under @ManoAManoArtShows and @ArtIsKing_ATL The Way of The Artist. November 22nd, 8pm to 1am at Atlanta Tech Village in Buckhead ATL. tickets are $5 and available online at http://mano2014.eventbrite.com www.ArtIsKing.org www.ManoAManoArtShows.comwww.DeltaTangoMike.com

Art Is King Podcast 25 In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion of this past Tuesday Nov 4th, The Balance of Art, Creativity and LifeThis panel discussion is the last Art Is King panel discussionsgoing on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. EricNine Lopez http://ericnine.comBrian Hebert http://thirdeyevisiondesignz.wordpress.com Neal Hamilton http://www.nealhamilton.com andDTM www.deltatangomike.com WonderRoot 982 Memorial Dr Atlanta GA 30316 https://www.facebook.com/wonderpageArt Is King is a Non-Profit organization committed to empowering artist entrepreneurs through education, community, coaching and connections. Art is King recognizes that art is everywhere and the artist is indispensable. Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com Rick Clear Video and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for the complete Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions now available on podcasts plus info on the upcoming end of the year Group Art Show: The Way of the Artist November 22nd at Atlanta Tech Village in Buckhead ATL. The Way of The Artists Group Art Show will feature * Tunes by MR E * LAE 2014 Class Graduation * DayBlack Short Film Screening written by Keef Cross * Pencil Wars Drawing Contest * Sticker Trade Table * Over 20 ATL Artists * Body Painting Competition * Art Giveaways courtesy of Attorney Deborah Gonzalez Esq * KidRobot MunnyWorld Giveaways from RevolvSkate.com and * a chance to win an Adobe Creative Cloud Subscription Given away by Adobe User Group ATL The Way of The Artist group art show is produced by Mano A Mano Art Shows and Art Is King. Visit us on instagram, twitter and Facebook under @ManoAManoArtShows and @ArtIsKing_ATL The Way of The Artist. November 22nd, 8pm to 1am at Atlanta Tech Village in Buckhead ATL. tickets are $5 and available online at http://mano2014.eventbrite.com www.ArtIsKing.org www.ManoAManoArtShows.comwww.DeltaTangoMike.com

Art Is King is a Non-Profit organization committed to empowering artist entrepreneurs through education, community, coaching and connections. The Art Is King website features classes, workshops, art exhibits and podcasts. Listings are for the promotion and support of the Atlanta Arts Community and the Art Entrepreneur.Art is King recognizes that art is everywhere and the artist is indispensable. In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 7 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Art Is King 2014: Art Business Discussion Panel pt 7Art Mentors - The Value of the Veteran Professional ArtistTuesday October 28, All our discussions are FREEPANELISTS:Danny Sanzone FlavaDave McLeod Mike AmesBurnAway261 Peters St SW Atlanta In Castleberry Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved along with web links to each of the panelists including Nov 4th

Art Is King is a Non-Profit organization committed to empowering artist entrepreneurs through education, community, coaching and connections. The Art Is King website features classes, workshops, art exhibits and podcasts. Listings are for the promotion and support of the Atlanta Arts Community and the Art Entrepreneur.Art is King recognizes that art is everywhere and the artist is indispensable. In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 7 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Art Is King 2014: Art Business Discussion Panel pt 7Art Mentors - The Value of the Veteran Professional ArtistTuesday October 28, All our discussions are FREEPANELISTS:Danny Sanzone FlavaDave McLeod Mike AmesBurnAway261 Peters St SW Atlanta In Castleberry Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved along with web links to each of the panelists including Nov 4th

Art Is King 2014: Art Business Discussion Panel pt 6ART IN THE COMMUNITIES from this past Tuesday October 21our moderator was Jessyca Holland of C4 Atlanta and the panelists were Gregory Burbidge - Atlanta Regional Commission Alex Acosta - Soul Food Cipher Kyle Kessler - Atlanta Downtown Neighborhood AssociationAlex Davis - The City of Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural AffairsIn this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 6 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved along with web links to each of the panelists. Your Host: DTMwww.deltatangomike.com www.artisking.org

Art Is King 2014: Art Business Discussion Panel pt 6ART IN THE COMMUNITIES from this past Tuesday October 21our moderator was Jessyca Holland of C4 Atlanta and the panelists were Gregory Burbidge - Atlanta Regional Commission Alex Acosta - Soul Food Cipher Kyle Kessler - Atlanta Downtown Neighborhood AssociationAlex Davis - The City of Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural AffairsIn this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 6 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved along with web links to each of the panelists. Your Host: DTMwww.deltatangomike.com www.artisking.org

This week we share the Art Is King panel discussion from Tuesday October 7 at Emory UniversityArt Is King 2014: Art Business Discussion Panel pt 5WOMEN IN THE ARTS - where are the women artists? Some stats to consider:National Museum of Women in the Arts http://nmwa.org/· 51% of visual artists today are women.· Only 28% of museum solo exhibitions spotlighted women in eight selected museums throughout the 2000s. · Only 27 women are represented in current edition of H.W. Janson’s survey, History of Art—up from zero in the 1980s.· From 16–19th centuries, women were barred from studying the nude model, which formed the basis for academic training and representation. · Though women earn half of the MFAs granted in the US, only a quarter of solo exhibitions in New York galleries feature women. · Women lag behind men in directorships held at museums with budgets over $15 million, holding 24% of art museum director positions and earning 71¢ for every dollar earned by male directors.Who Are the Top 10 Most Expensive Living Women Artists?http://news.artnet.com/market/who-are-the-top-10-most-expensive-living-women-artists-12590Women Artists Begin to Narrow the Gender Gaphttp://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-07-24/emin-sherman-among-women-artists-reducing-the-sales-gender-gapMODERATOR:Tracy Murrell PANELISTS:TeMika GroomsYun Bai Allyssa RocketPower Lewis Liz Sanquiche aka Blazon Brikhaus Ann Rowles Founder of the Woman's Caucus for Art of Georgia In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 5 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com Binders Art Store and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved along with web links to each of the panelists.

This week we share the Art Is King panel discussion from Tuesday October 7 at Emory UniversityArt Is King 2014: Art Business Discussion Panel pt 5WOMEN IN THE ARTS - where are the women artists? Some stats to consider:National Museum of Women in the Arts http://nmwa.org/· 51% of visual artists today are women.· Only 28% of museum solo exhibitions spotlighted women in eight selected museums throughout the 2000s. · Only 27 women are represented in current edition of H.W. Janson’s survey, History of Art—up from zero in the 1980s.· From 16–19th centuries, women were barred from studying the nude model, which formed the basis for academic training and representation. · Though women earn half of the MFAs granted in the US, only a quarter of solo exhibitions in New York galleries feature women. · Women lag behind men in directorships held at museums with budgets over $15 million, holding 24% of art museum director positions and earning 71¢ for every dollar earned by male directors.Who Are the Top 10 Most Expensive Living Women Artists?http://news.artnet.com/market/who-are-the-top-10-most-expensive-living-women-artists-12590Women Artists Begin to Narrow the Gender Gaphttp://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-07-24/emin-sherman-among-women-artists-reducing-the-sales-gender-gapMODERATOR:Tracy Murrell PANELISTS:TeMika GroomsYun Bai Allyssa RocketPower Lewis Liz Sanquiche aka Blazon Brikhaus Ann Rowles Founder of the Woman's Caucus for Art of Georgia In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 5 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Sponsored by The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com Binders Art Store and Velocity Screen PrintPlease visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved along with web links to each of the panelists.

This week we share the Art Is King panel discussion from Tuesday September 30 at WonderRoot Art and Activism and the panelists were Jennifer Lobsenz WonderRoot Program Manager C Flux Sing of cfluxsing.com Kevin mistersoul216 Harp of mistersoul216.com Amond Jackson of SalemPsalms.comIn this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 4 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Join us October 7 for the Art Is King panel discussion: Women In The Arts, Where Are The Women Artists? This panel will feature Allyssa Lewis of Asifa-Atlanta, TeMika Grooms of TeMikaTheArtist.com, Yun Bai of YunBai.com, Liz Sanquiche of BlazonBrikhaus.com, Ann Rowles of Woman’s Caucus for Art of Georgia and Moderating will be Tracy Murrell of TracyMurrell.com Please visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved. We want to thank our Art Is King sponsors for their continued support throughout the year: The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen Print

This week we share the Art Is King panel discussion from Tuesday September 30 at WonderRoot Art and Activism and the panelists were Jennifer Lobsenz WonderRoot Program Manager C Flux Sing of cfluxsing.com Kevin mistersoul216 Harp of mistersoul216.com Amond Jackson of SalemPsalms.comIn this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 4 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. Join us October 7 for the Art Is King panel discussion: Women In The Arts, Where Are The Women Artists? This panel will feature Allyssa Lewis of Asifa-Atlanta, TeMika Grooms of TeMikaTheArtist.com, Yun Bai of YunBai.com, Liz Sanquiche of BlazonBrikhaus.com, Ann Rowles of Woman’s Caucus for Art of Georgia and Moderating will be Tracy Murrell of TracyMurrell.com Please visit ArtIsKing.org for a complete listing of the Art Is King 2014 Panel Discussions and venues involved. We want to thank our Art Is King sponsors for their continued support throughout the year: The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen Print

This week we share the Art Is King panel discussion part Three from this past Tuesday September 23 titled Who Defines Good Art? The panelists were Floyd Hall of WonderRootNeal Hamilton of NealHamilton.comand Milton Davis of mvmediaatl.comwith your Moderator DTM of DeltaTangoMike.com In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 3 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. The next panel discussion is Tuesday September 30 at WonderRoot and the panelists are Jennifer Lobsenz, WonderRoot Program ManagerC Flux Sing of cfluxsing.comKevin mistersoul216 Harp of mistersoul216.com and Amond Jackson of SalemPsalms.com The panel discussion will center around Art and Activism. For a complete listing of the panel discussions, please visit artisking.org/2014.html We want to thank our Art Is King sponsors for their continued support throughout the year: The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen Print

This week we share the Art Is King panel discussion part Three from this past Tuesday September 23 titled Who Defines Good Art? The panelists were Floyd Hall of WonderRootNeal Hamilton of NealHamilton.comand Milton Davis of mvmediaatl.comwith your Moderator DTM of DeltaTangoMike.com In this podcast we will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience are answered. This panel discussion is part 3 of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta and WonderRoot. The next panel discussion is Tuesday September 30 at WonderRoot and the panelists are Jennifer Lobsenz, WonderRoot Program ManagerC Flux Sing of cfluxsing.comKevin mistersoul216 Harp of mistersoul216.com and Amond Jackson of SalemPsalms.com The panel discussion will center around Art and Activism. For a complete listing of the panel discussions, please visit artisking.org/2014.html We want to thank our Art Is King sponsors for their continued support throughout the year: The Law offices of Deborah GonzalezAtlanta Tech VillageC4 AtlantaWonderroot BurnawayRevolvskate.com and Velocity Screen Print

This week we share the Art is king panel discussion part two from they past Tuesday september 16 hosted at BurnAway titledTHE IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVE DEVELOPMENTwith a great panel featuring Ann RowlesNequa Gay and Hez Stalcup We will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience This panel discussion is part two of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta, Binders Art Store at the new Ponce City Market and WonderRoot. The next panel discussion is Tuesday Sept 23 at WonderRoot from 630pm to 9pm and features WonderRoot Interactive Media manager Floyd Hall, Artist extraordinaire Neal Hamilton and Writer and Publisher Milton Davis. for a complete listing of the panel discussions, please visit artisking.org/2014.html

This week we share the Art is king panel discussion part two from they past Tuesday september 16 hosted at BurnAway titledTHE IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVE DEVELOPMENTwith a great panel featuring Ann RowlesNequa Gay and Hez Stalcup We will hear the complete panel discussion as various important lessons and experiences are shared plus questions from the audience This panel discussion is part two of the 8 week Art Is King panel discussions going on around Atlanta including Burnaway, C4 Atlanta, Binders Art Store at the new Ponce City Market and WonderRoot. The next panel discussion is Tuesday Sept 23 at WonderRoot from 630pm to 9pm and features WonderRoot Interactive Media manager Floyd Hall, Artist extraordinaire Neal Hamilton and Writer and Publisher Milton Davis. for a complete listing of the panel discussions, please visit artisking.org/2014.html

On this episode of Art Is King podcast we visit the studio of one of ATL’s great artists: Jungle 45 Creator, FTP Activist and Super Talented Goldi Gold. Ive had the pleasure of knowing Goldi since the early 2000’s when his vector illustrations caught my eye and pushed me to take Adobe Illustrator as a serious art tool. We spent a couple of hours in Goldi Gold’s studio and he broke down his art and life philosophy, the wisdom of art partners and his upcoming art show at City of Ink August 29th, titled "Invest in Gold" check out goldi’s instagram and Facebook for more info on his upcoming projects and commissions at @goldigold45http://instagram.com/goldigold45 Goldi Gold's photo © 2014 Sheree R. Swann/Lens Of Life PhotographyArt Is King is proudly sponsored by:Luccom.com, Velocity Screen Print.net, Binders Art Store, The law offices of Deborah Gonzalez Esquire, Atlanta Tech Village, DenominatorGraphics.com, C4 Atlanta, Burnaway, WonderRoot and Binders Art School in MidtownVisit www.artisking.org and www.tbbcatl.com for links to upcoming art events, call for art and the blackbook conversations every month at Binders Art Store in buckhead.

On this episode of Art Is King podcast we visit the studio of one of ATL’s great artists: Jungle 45 Creator, FTP Activist and Super Talented Goldi Gold. Ive had the pleasure of knowing Goldi since the early 2000’s when his vector illustrations caught my eye and pushed me to take Adobe Illustrator as a serious art tool. We spent a couple of hours in Goldi Gold’s studio and he broke down his art and life philosophy, the wisdom of art partners and his upcoming art show at City of Ink August 29th, titled "Invest in Gold" check out goldi’s instagram and Facebook for more info on his upcoming projects and commissions at @goldigold45http://instagram.com/goldigold45 Goldi Gold's photo © 2014 Sheree R. Swann/Lens Of Life PhotographyArt Is King is proudly sponsored by:Luccom.com, Velocity Screen Print.net, Binders Art Store, The law offices of Deborah Gonzalez Esquire, Atlanta Tech Village, DenominatorGraphics.com, C4 Atlanta, Burnaway, WonderRoot and Binders Art School in MidtownVisit www.artisking.org and www.tbbcatl.com for links to upcoming art events, call for art and the blackbook conversations every month at Binders Art Store in buckhead.

We talk to THE WILD ATL about  their musical origins, first records, touring with Andrew Jackson Jihad, and working with Laura Jane Grace! We also talk to the band about the loss of their friend Anthony Poynter and how that factored into DREAMS ARE MAPS