New to town, Kaitlyn B. Jones brings with her a vitality and purpose that are energizing just to listen to! Hear about her role at the Mid-America Arts Alliance, and her trajectory as a collaborative artist and curator. Some of her clever work will open our eyes, and minds.
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A beacon of hope and quiet strength is what you might call Glenn North. Or… lauded poet, community leader, facilitator and curator of the arts, and an artist in his own right…. the list goes on for this man of many talents. So how fortunate it is that ArtMoves was able to spend time with him.
On this episode, we hear about several inspiring upcoming projects, and gain some of his insight about art, race, and how to handle adversity with grace. Throughout, he shares interesting stories and some of his beautiful poetry, which may take your breath away.
Guaranteed you will leave this conversation having at least a slight redirection in your point of view.
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Have you wondered what it really means to be a curator? There are some misconceptions about it.
And how might a curator be an advocate for someone who wants to start understanding and collecting art?
In this episode we delve into these questions with Kimi Kitada, the current Jedel Family Foundation Curatorial Fellow at Charlotte Street Foundation in Kansas City. She fills us in on what we need to know, and what she’s been up to in her current role. She also gives some thoughts about the next generation of curators.
Listening to her, you can’t help but be inspired by her energy and her infectious enthusiasm for Art!
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