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Category Archive ‘OUT THERE ATLANTA’
05/01/13 Out There Atlanta: Jody Fausett
Lilly Lampe talks to Jody Fausett, an Atlanta-based photographer whose work primarily features his family in their homes, which he transforms into dark, surreal settings.
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04/17/13 Out There Atlanta: Sunday Art Salon
Lilly Lampe speaks with curators Kristin Juarez and Karen Tauches about curatorial spaces in Atlanta (or lack thereof), art thinking, and the benefits and detriments of curating at home.
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04/03/13 Out There Atlanta: Interview with Lily Siegel
This week’s OTA features a conversation between Lampe and High Museum assistant curator, Lily Siegel.
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03/20/13 Out There Atlanta: Interview With Julia Fenton
In an extended Out There Atlanta, Lilly Lampe speaks with Atlanta’s own Julia Fenton available in two parts!
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03/06/13 Out There Atlanta: Interview with Faith McClure
Lilly Lampe speaks with Faith McClure about graduate school, her time in New York, and watching art departments in Atlanta close.
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02/20/13 Out There Atlanta: Interview with Jonathan Bouknight
Lilly Lampe meets with artist Jonathan Bouknight to talk about his practice, balancing attention spans, Susan Sontag, and his favorite studio visit ever.
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02/06/13 Out There Atlanta: Interview with Nathan Sharratt
BURNAWAY Radio now sponsors Out There Atlanta, a podcast by Lilly Lampe featuring interviews with local artists, creatives, and nonprofit leaders. Episode 61: Lilly Lampe interviews Atlanta artist Nathan Sharratt. Sharratt moved to Atlanta from New York a few years ago, a move which unexpectedly sent him towards fine art. In the past few year’s [...]
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01/23/13 Out There Atlanta: Interview with Artist Mike Stasny
Starting today, BURNAWAY will now host Lilly Lampe’s series of podcasts interviewing local artists and entrepreneurs!
Jared: Excited for the Bowman collection. She is someone to keep an eye on
ruth: What do you do with difficult lines of memory? Fold them into a san
Beth Lilly: I know! That's exactly the type of work I had in mind with the call f
Jason Francisco: Davis' bulletin boards seem to me actually to be photographs themselve
burnaway: approved