Episode 41: Kinsee Morlan
06/07/17 • 56 min
Kinsee Morlan is the engagement editor at Voice of San Diego, author of the Culture Report, and host of the San Diego Culturecast. As one of the main arts and culture writers in the region, Kinsee has a great view of the breadth of the arts scene here in San Diego, so I was excited to get a chance to talk with her. In our conversation we talked about her work with Voice of San Diego, what's great about the arts in San Diego and what gets overlooked, public art in the city, and the diversity of the city's various neighborhoods. For the second segment, we talked about getting kids exposed to the arts, and staying engaged with the arts community as a parent.
(Conversation recorded May 5, 2017.)
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Show Notes:- Voice of San Diego - Kinsee Morlan
- Voice of San Diego Culturecast
- Voice of San Diego - Culture Report
- San Diego City Beat
- Kinsee Morlan - San Diego’s Art Scene Can’t Stop Asking Itself: ‘What’s Wrong With Me?’
- John Baldessari
- San Diego Visual Arts Network
- San Diego Art Institute
- Keep the Channel Open - Episode 32: Ginger Shulick Porcella
- ICE Gallery
- Bread & Salt
- The San Diego Foundation
- Andrea Chung
- Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
- Cloud Gate
- Kinsee Morlan - San Diego’s Public Art Isn’t Very Public
- Keep the Channel Open - Episode 9: TML Dunn ...
Kinsee Morlan is the engagement editor at Voice of San Diego, author of the Culture Report, and host of the San Diego Culturecast. As one of the main arts and culture writers in the region, Kinsee has a great view of the breadth of the arts scene here in San Diego, so I was excited to get a chance to talk with her. In our conversation we talked about her work with Voice of San Diego, what's great about the arts in San Diego and what gets overlooked, public art in the city, and the diversity of the city's various neighborhoods. For the second segment, we talked about getting kids exposed to the arts, and staying engaged with the arts community as a parent.
(Conversation recorded May 5, 2017.)
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Show Notes:- Voice of San Diego - Kinsee Morlan
- Voice of San Diego Culturecast
- Voice of San Diego - Culture Report
- San Diego City Beat
- Kinsee Morlan - San Diego’s Art Scene Can’t Stop Asking Itself: ‘What’s Wrong With Me?’
- John Baldessari
- San Diego Visual Arts Network
- San Diego Art Institute
- Keep the Channel Open - Episode 32: Ginger Shulick Porcella
- ICE Gallery
- Bread & Salt
- The San Diego Foundation
- Andrea Chung
- Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
- Cloud Gate
- Kinsee Morlan - San Diego’s Public Art Isn’t Very Public
- Keep the Channel Open - Episode 9: TML Dunn ...
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Episode 40: Rachel Hulin
Rachel Hulin is a photographer and writer based in Providence, Rhode Island. I first came to know Rachel's photographic work several years ago, and when I saw that she'd recently published her first novel, I snapped up a copy as quickly as I could. In our conversation we talked about her book, Hey Harry Hey Matilda, about working in multiple creative disciplines, and the differences between photography and writing. For the second segment, Rachel chose creative flow as her topic.
(Conversation recorded May 4, 2017.)
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Episode 42: Jess T. Dugan
Photographer Jess T. Dugan is one of my favorite contemporary portrait artists, whose work explores issues of gender, sexuality, identity, and community. Jess's 2015 book Every Breath We Drew is a favorite of mine, and I was pleased to be able to discuss that book with her, as well as her recent series To Survive On This Shore, photographs and interviews with transgender and gender non-conforming people over the age of fifty. We had a great conversation about her artistic process, how she approaches making a portrait, and how her tools inform her work. For the second segment, Jess chose "golden hour" as her subject, the time just before sunset when the light is both striking and rapidly changing.
(Conversation recorded May 8, 2017)
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Show Notes:- Jess T. Dugan
- Jess T. Dugan and Vanessa Fabbre - To Survive on this Shore
- Jess T. Dugan - Every Breath We Drew
- Jess T. Dugan - “Colby, 2012”
- Jess T. Dugan - “Devotion”
- Dawoud Bey
- Catherine Opie
- Robert Mapplethorpe
- Rembrandt van Rijn
- Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
- Richard Renaldi
- Strange Fire Collective
- Kerry James Marshall
- Deana Lawson
- Daylight Books - Every Breath We Drew (purchase link)
- Jess T. Dugan - Upcoming exhibitions, workshops, and lectures
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