Artist & Activist Audrey Davis

10/03/23 • 52 min

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One this episode of Rodney Veal's Inspired By, our host sits down with special guest Audrey Davis, an artist, a social activist, and teacher here in Dayton, OH. She and her husband, renowned artist Bing Davis, have spent their lives fighting for change and a more beautiful future for people everywhere. Hear her story and learn what Rodney thinks makes her so iconic.
Learn more about the Bing Davis Art Studio & EboNia Gallery in Dayton: https://www.bingdavisartstudio.org/

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Rodney Veal’s Inspired By - Artist & Activist Audrey Davis

Transcript

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[00:00:29] Rodney Veal: So welcome everyone to the podcast Rodney Veals inspired by I'm your host Rodney Veal, and I am super excited today because we're going to have a conversation this afternoon with the iconic Audrey Davis artists, activists, community spirit. person who convenes folks, then gets things done and champion for all that's good in, in our, in our, in Dayton, Ohio.

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