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Charlotte Art League Artist Spotlight Series

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by Sara Kate Baudhuin

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The Charlotte Art League Artist Spotlight Series showcases the lives and stories of some of the wonderful artists in the CAL community. Host and producer Sara Kate (SK) Baudhuin sits down with artists to talk about their lives, careers, and relationships to art. Thanks for listening!

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January 15, 2021

James Sisk

<p>On episode 4 of CAL's Artist Spotlight Series, James Sisk traces his artistic journey starting as a young "doodler" to now teaching monthly "Learn to Paint Like Bob Ross" classes here at CAL. Together, we discuss how painting can create spaces of peace, act as a powerful coping tool, and become a bridge for intergenerational connection.&nbsp;</p> <p>Hosted and produced by Sara Kate (SK) Baudhuin.</p> <p>Music (in order of appearance): Fly that Kite (Marc Robilliard), We Are (Paper Planes), Ohio (Low Light), Careless (Itay Kashti), Folk Love (Campagna), Pacifica (Oliver Dodge)</p>

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January 7, 2021

Glenn Proctor

<p>On episode 3 of the Charlotte Art League's Artist Spotlight Series, Glenn Proctor shares about his life as a poet. We explore how writing can become a powerful vehicle for personal healing, community building, and mentorship.&nbsp;</p> <p>Hosted and produced by Sara Kate (SK) Baudhuin.&nbsp;</p> <p>Music (in order of appearance): Neon Mood, Ohio (Low Light), Mosswood (Steve Adams), Fly That Kite (Marc Robilliard), 28 (Swirling Ship), Little Idea (Scott Holmes), Experimental Ambient (Abstract), and Eternal Garden (Dan Henig)</p>

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December 23, 2020

Nayana Pratt

<p>On Episode 2 of the Charlotte Art League's Artist Spotlight Series, artist Nayana shares her journey with fiber arts. We explore how the act of creating art can allow a person to better understand larger issues and prompt important conversions with each other.&nbsp;</p> <p>Hosted and produced by Sara Kate (SK) Baudhuin.</p> <p>Music (in order of appearance): Eternalism (Ave Air), Little Secret Self (River Foxcroft), Dimman (Jakob Ahlbom), All for Me (Swif7), Energized Morning (Airae), Ever Yearning (Michael Stenmark).</p>

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What is Charlotte Art League Artist Spotlight Series?

The Charlotte Art League Artist Spotlight Series showcases the lives and stories of some of the wonderful artists in the CAL community. Host and producer Sara Kate (SK) Baudhuin sits down with artists to talk about their lives, careers, and relationships to art.

Thanks for listening!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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