Art Town: Recent Episodes
Art Town
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.This episode features a conversation with Catherine McTague about the supernatural, mortality, and the ways artists construct personal mythologies. They also discuss her drawing practice, painting process, and the strange spaces where imagination and lived experience overlap.To see more of Catherine's work:Go see her work at Tanja Grunert Gallerywww.tanjagrunertgallery.comArtist talk, Sunday, July 5, 4pmThe McTague Twins show, Saturday, July 11, 4PMCheck out her website:www.catherinemctague.comOr follow her on Instagram: @c_mctagueTheme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: spooky sounding pianoClosing sound by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, Justin sits down with artist Joel Olzak to talk about archaic, human-powered processes, collective labor, and the tension between activism and large-scale systems of power. Their conversation explores what it means to make work rooted in community, resistance, and the shared search for more sustainable ways of living.To see more of Joel’s work:Check out his website:www.joelolzak.comOr follow him on Instagram: @joelolzakTheme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: Joel's whistles played by Justin BakerClosing sound by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, Justin sits down with artist Daniele Frazier at September Gallery, recording in the midst of her exhibition Night Writing. Their conversation explores working blind in the darkroom, reviving obsolete photographic processes, and the shifting relationship between private studio labor and public-facing art. Together, they discuss touch, color, and material as ways of recording fleeting moments without a lens.To see more of Daniele’s work:Check out her website:www.danielefrazier.comOr, check out the gallery in Kinderhook, NY:www.septembergallery.comOr follow her on Instagram: @danielefrazier_____________________________________________Theme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: Art TunesClosing sound by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, Justin sits down with sculptor Ryan Lauderdale to talk about dead malls, internet culture, and the objects and spaces we collectively abandon. They explore how Lauderdale's work transforms the detritus of late capitalism and digital nostalgia into sculpture, and what it means to make art about the things a culture forgets to grieve.To see more of Ryan’s work:Check out his website:www.ryanlauderdale.comOr follow him on Instagram: @r_lauderdaleTheme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: Oklahoma meets Aphex TwinClosing sound by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, Justin (and intern Cameron) speak with textile artist Barbara Todd, whose striking quilts combine the intimacy of fabric with bold political commentary. Barbara shares how her journey began with sewing doll clothes as a child and how her shift from more traditional art making to quilting opened up new ways of thinking about form, care, and activism. Together, they explore the power of contradiction—how the softness of quilts can carry sharp, urgent messages—and what it means to challenge traditional boundaries in both art and craft. To see more of Barbara's work:Check out her website:wwww.barbaratodd.comOr follow her on Instagram: @barbatodOr check out the Opalka Gallery www.opalka.sage.eduTheme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: Beach in Calvados, FranceClosing music by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this special episode of Art Town, I sit down with Naomi Meyer — my high school art teacher and someone who had a profound impact on my life, both as an artist and an educator. We talk about her path through art school, what led her into teaching, and the influence of her own high school art teacher. Naomi also reflects on 30 years in the classroom, the changing nature of students, and — yes — what I was like as a quiet teenager trying to find my creative voice.This conversation marks the beginning of a more personal season of Art Town, one that occasionally looks back in order to better understand where we are now.Theme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: School BellClosing music by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode of Art Town, host Justin Baker sits down with painter Eric Wolf to talk about growing up in a creatively supportive household, the quiet bravery of working only in black ink on white paper, and how a single suggestion from a professor can shape a lifetime of practice. They also explore the pull and resistance of social media, the meditative act of painting outdoors, and what it means to stay connected to nature through a limited, yet expressive, visual language.To see more of Eric’s work: Check out his website:ericwolfstudio.comOr follow him on Instagram: @ericwolfstudioTheme music by Finn WolfhardInterlude sound: girls screaming for Finn WolfhardClosing song by Phantogram
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, I’m joined by Marisa Espe, from the Albany Institute of History and Art, as we sit down with Royal Brown—artist, mystic, veteran, and clinical social worker—to explore the spiritual and symbolic roots of his work.Royal’s art merges Yoruba mysticism, quantum physics, aircraft mechanics, and esoteric alphabets into a singular visual language that feels both ancient and futuristic. We talk about how he builds sculptural “interdimensional vehicles” from found objects, channels ancestral energy through abstract painting, and approaches art as a tool for transformation and healing.Royal’s work is currently on view at the Albany Institute of History and Art in For Liberation and For Life: The Legacy of Black Dimensions in Art, on view through December 31.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.To see more of Royal’s work: follow him on Instagram: @royalbrown2630Theme music by Phantogram Interlude sound: Japanese Bell End credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, I talk with artist Phoebe Rotter about her creative evolution—from painting signs at Trader Joe’s to making politically charged work during her time with Bread and Puppet Theater, and finally arriving at a practice rooted in large-scale, body-driven wall drawings.We explore how Phoebe’s work has moved beyond messaging to become a physical act of resistance—where gesture, presence, and scale speak louder than slogans. Her bold mark-making challenges space, form, and power, transforming the act of drawing into something both vulnerable and revolutionary.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.To see more of Phoebe's work: www.phoeberotter.comOr follow her on Instagram: @phoebe_makesTheme music by Phantogram Interlude sound: Phoebe bird songEnd credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in meaningful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, I sit down with landscape painter Matt Chinian. We trace his path from sculpture to mythic figurative painting, through a long detour in carpentry, and finally to his current plein air practice—painting rapidly on site to capture the ever-changing light and atmosphere of the everyday world.Chinian describes his work as “essentially impressionism, with a practice that’s journalistic.” He finds meaning in the ordinary—light falling across forgotten buildings, overlooked corners of the landscape, and moments of visual tension that reveal deeper truths. His commitment to observation, speed, and presence gives his work a quiet urgency, rooted in both aesthetic and civic consciousness.Matt holds degrees from Bennington College and the University at Albany, and after 25 years as a full-time carpenter, returned to painting in 2010. He now works full-time as an artist in Cambridge, NY.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.To see more of Matt’s work: https://mattchinian.com/ Or follow him on Instagram: @mattchinianTheme music by Phantogram Interlude sound: table saw cutting plywood End credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in meaningful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, I sit down with Ally DeRusso, a printmaker and photographer living and working in upstate New York. We discuss how her quilted pieces come together, how photography shapes our understanding of memory, and how her practice is evolving in the wake of graduate school.Drawing on her personal archive, Ally creates quilt-like objects that explore themes of domesticity, recollection, and memorialization. Through silkscreen, etching, and woodcut, her photographs are translated onto fabric—becoming fragmented, reinterpreted, and layered with floral surface patterns that echo the delicate balance of life and loss. Her work questions what we remember, what fades, and how touch and repetition shape the images we carry.Ally received her BFA from The College of Saint Rose and her MFA from the University at Albany.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.To see more of Ally's work:www.allyderusso.comOr follow her on Instagram: @allyderusso_Theme music by PhantogramOpening song: Start Credits/ The FiggsEnding song: I Bought Kicks/ The Figgs
Art Town is an upstate New York podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, I sit down with painter Michael Van Winkle, whose vivid, psychologically charged paintings explore the uncanny overlap between the everyday and the existential. Working with familiar genres—still life, landscape, and figure—Michael creates surreal tableaux where abstraction and realism coexist uneasily. His figures seem suspended between inner worlds and physical realities, evoking the moments where routine dissolves into revelation. The spaces they inhabit feel at once theatrical and introspective, imbued with an emotional texture that hovers between sorrow and strange delight.We talk about how Michael constructs these visual narratives, his thoughts on drawing, surface, and what it means to find new experiences in old forms.Michael received his BFA from Alfred University and his MFA from the University at Albany.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.To see more of Michael's work:www.michaelvanwinkle.comOr follow him on Instagram: @michaelavanwinkleTheme music by PhantogramInterlude sound: rain falling on a tomato plantEnd credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is a podcast based in upstate New York, hosted by artist and educator Justin Baker. Each month, Baker sits down with regional artists and artisans for candid, thoughtful conversations about their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.The podcast recently launched a new series within the feed titled "a story of", where guests share a single, meaningful story from their lives. In the inaugural episode, Kyra Garrigue recounts her search for her father—a deeply personal journey that weaves memory, identity, and art.Insightful, intelligent, and rooted in the evolving narratives of the creative world, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.Theme music by Phantograminterlude sound is The Revolutionary Piano Method of Maximillian Mendelend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate New York podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, I sit down with Christian Henry Wechgelaer, whose colored pencil drawings—often layered with digital imaging and traditional printmaking techniques—act as quiet excavations of memory. Rooted in both playful spontaneity and melancholic self-reflection, his work navigates the blurry space between imagination and recollection. By using abstraction as a kind of visual shorthand, Christian gives form to memories that resist language, drawing connections between childhood perception and the pursuit of a more complete sense of self.Christian received his BFA from the Saint Rose an his MFA from the University at Albany.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance. www.christianhenrywechgelaer.comOr follow him on instagram @christianhenry17Theme music by Phantograminterlude sound is the Woodland Hill Chamber Players performing M to the Third by Nunezend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate New York podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.In this episode, we explore the intensely physical, often absurd, and always thought-provoking work of Abraham Ferraro. From getting repeatedly punched by a spring-loaded boxing glove in The Knockout Artist, to climbing a rotating wall with claw hammers in The Stationary Climber, Ferraro’s performance pieces push the limits of endurance while reflecting on the struggle and ritual of making art. We also dive into his mailable sculptures—ingeniously engineered cardboard forms that fit within USPS size limits and repurpose recycled materials into fully realized objects of art. Whether through sweat, repetition, or the absurdity of how the artist gets their work to the gallery, Ferraro’s work asks: what does it really take to make something we call “art”?Abraham is a graduate of SUNY Fredonia (BFA) and SUNY Albany (MA & MFA).Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance. Let’s run head first into the world of Abraham Ferraro.www.abezart.comOr follow him on instagram @abeferraroTheme music by Phantograminterlude sound is two people singing in cave after climbing a mountainend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate New York podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.This month’s guest is painter Jenny Kemp, whose work is rooted in a fascination with both the strangeness and beauty of natural growth systems. Her visual language has developed through the repetition and arrangement of linear structures—compositions that generate movement and invite symbolic thought. Kemp balances painterly precision with freehand spontaneity, weaving winding forms that nod to the curve as a motif for beauty. But within these patterns, she embraces irregularity—moments that shift direction and sprout new associations, as if the work itself holds agency.Jenny received her BS in Art from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and an MFA in Painting from the University at Albany.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance. Let’s step into the world of Jenny Kemp.https://www.jennykemp.com/Or follow her on instagram @jenisterTheme music by Phantograminterlude sound is my cat Lilly pretending to be Lilaend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate New York podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.This month’s guest, artist Paul Mauren, takes an improvisational approach to sculpture, blending conceptual strategies with traditional construction and structural innovation. His work explores contrasting imagery, creating tension and discovery, where animated forms and fragmented conclusions reflect the unpredictability of organic and constructed worlds.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.www.paulmauren.comOr follow him on instagram @paulmaurenstudioTheme music by Phantograminterlude sound by ESYEO "warming up"end credits by The Art Town PlayersAssociate Producer Richard Garrison
Art Town is an upstate New York podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Each month, Baker engages in thoughtful conversations with regional artists and artisans, exploring their work, creative processes, and the lives they lead.This month’s guest is Richard Garrison, an artist whose practice reflects a nuanced exploration of form, structure, and meaning. To delve further into his work, visit his website for additional insights.Insightful, intelligent, and grounded in the art world’s evolving narrative, Art Town is where regional voices find resonance.www.richgarrison.comOr follow him on instagram @richardgarrison_studioTheme music by Phantograminterlude sound by the Art Town interns "piggy bank roll"end credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Matthew Klane, to see/learn more about Matthew check out his website:https://www.matthewklane.com/Or follow him on instagram to get the real scoop @matthewkloneTheme music by Phantograminterlude music by the Woodland Hill Montessori School Chamber Players performing Taylor Swifts "Love Story"end credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Scott Nelson Foster, to see/learn more about Scott check out his website:https://www.scottnelsonfoster.com/Theme music by Phantograminterlude sound "laboratory magic” by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Ian Pickus, news director for WAMC, to see/learn more about Ian check out his website:www.ianpickus.comOr tune into WAMC radio at 90.3FM or 1400AM or www.wamc.orgTheme music by Phantograminterlude sound "Election Special” by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Brian Cirmo, to see/learn more about Brian check out his website:www.briancirmo.comTheme music by Phantograminterlude sound "woman playing interesting instrument at Crossgates Mall” by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Amy Halloran, to see/learn more about Amy check out her website:www.amyhalloran.netor check out her substack newsletter Dear Bread:https://amyhalloran.substack.com/Theme music by Phantograminterlude sound "Mexico City bread delivery truck announcing the bread” by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is David Austin, to see/learn more about David check out his website:www.davidaustinart.com Or on instagram @artsupplygeekTheme music by Phantograminterlude music "we both like weird shit” by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Karley Sullivan, to see/learn more about Karley check out her website:www.kiddiepool.org Or on instagram @kiddie_pool_artTheme music by Phantograminterlude music "rehearsal” by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Rob O’Neil, to see/learn more about Rob check out his website or instagram:https://roboneil.com/ Or @roboneilTheme music by Phantogram interlude music "sounds my camera makes” by The Art Town Interns end credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Colin Social (singer and guru of Wet Specimens), to see/learn more about Colin check out his bands links below:https://wetspecimens.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/1QW9N8XaoqXo7We2ZWBPRlhttps://music.apple.com/us/album/over-pale-bodies/1700938853Music by: Theme music by Phantogram Punch in the face music, Wet Specimens / Here Lies the AbyssAir raid sounds from Malta
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is John Desousa, to see/learn more about John check out his website:www.johndesousa.artOr @iohn.usaMusic by: Theme music by Phantogram interlude music "sounds my mac makes" by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Star Herrera, to see/learn more about Star check out her website:http://www.starherrera.comMusic by: Theme music by Phantogram interlude music Chasing Vampires by Victor Natasend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Kathy Greenwood, to see/learn more about Kathy check out her website:https://kathygreenwoodart.com/Music by: Theme music by Phantogram interlude sound recorded by The Art Town Internsend credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is David Greenberger, to see/learn more about David check out his website:https://davidgreenberger.com/Music by:Theme music by Phantograminterlude music by The Art Town InternsEnd credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is The Box Party, to see/learn more about The Box Party follow them instagram:@_theboxparty_Music by:Theme music by Phantograminterlude music is a music box End credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Alison Bachorik, to see more of Alison's work follow her on instagram:@_bachartMusic by:Theme music by Phantograminterlude music is my daughter Rona practicing with her ESYO groupEnd credits by The Art Town Players
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is John Hampshire, to see more of John's work check it out here: https://johnhampshire.weebly.com/
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Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town host is Brian Cirmo and his guest is Jeff Starr.
Check out more of Brian here: https://briancirmo.com/home.html Check out more of Jeff here: https://jeffstarrpainting.com/
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Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month Art Town is looking back at an interview (3 years ago) that was done for Collar Works Radio of Dorothy Englander, an amazing artist who recently past.
Go check out Collar Works Gallery: https://www.collarworks.org/
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Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Claire Sherwood, to see more of Claire's check it out here: www.clairesherwood.com
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Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. This month the Art Town guest is Michael Oatman.
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Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life.Check out more of Fern's work here at www.fernapfel.com
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life.Check out more of what the Albany Artisans (Chris Hacker, Kelsea Adams and Charles Straney) do on instagram @albanyartisansMusic by:Langhorn Slim | House of my SoulTheme music by Phantogram
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life.Check out more of Deborah's work here www.deborahzlotsky.comMusic by:Jorge Ben | Filho MaravilhaTheme music by Phantogram
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life.Check out more of Kyra's work on instagram @kyragarrigueMusic by:Sonny and Cher | I got you babeTheme music by Phantogram
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life.Check out more of Zack's work @ www.zacklobdell.comMusic by:Eric McFadden | You Shook Me All Night LongTheme music by Art Town
Art Town is an upstate NY podcast hosted by Justin Baker. Inspired by art and craft, once a month Justin sits down with regional artists and artisans to discuss their work, inspiration and life. New interviews coming soon!