WonderRoot Podcast: Sarah Lewis, Curator and Author, Discusses the Creative Importance of Failing

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In this WonderRoot Artist Feature, presented in conjunction with the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art, art curator and historian Sarah Lewis talks with WR interactive media manager Floyd Hall about her new book, The Rise, which examines the distinction between mastery and perfectionism, the role of criticism in the arts, and how to reinvigorate dialogue around arts funding and education. Lewis also discusses how she recognizes innovation in the arts, and reflects on the current pop culture appeal of art and her past curatorial work with Jay-Z and the Barclays Center (Brooklyn, NY).

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BURNAWAY Radio shares WonderRoot podcasts. The WonderRoot podcast series offers listeners a vast array of conversations and insights into WonderRoot and the Atlanta cultural community, while continuing its mission of uniting artists and communities to inspire social change. These conversations also serve as a platform to highlight the spectrum of artists and initiatives that impact Atlanta, with an eye to how these discussions may also affect the global communities in which we live. WonderRoot believes that artists have the potential to change the world; we are artists giving back to the community that has done so much to inspire us.

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