Art on the Air

Art(s) on the Air with Kristin King

Join Tamara for an interview with local harpist Kristin King. She performs both classical and contemporary music, and has co-owned New Arts Ensembles, a music booking agency, since 2002. Keep an ear out for the 3 Kristin’s harp clips we play! 

https://www.instagram.com/kristinharp9
https://www.facebook.com/newartsensembles

PLUS a mini-interview with Michelle Perez about how she transitioned into working from home as a full-time artist!

https://www.instagram.com/chelpaints/
https://www.chelpaints.com/


Get the answers to such burning questions as:

Do Fleetwood Mac’s songs sound good on a harp?
What instrument do harp musicians usually start learning on?
Which instruments sound better as they age and which don’t?

Tune in and find out!

Original air date: Aug 17, 2022

Art(s) on the Air with Taylor Brown

Join Tamara & Melissa for an interview with local author Taylor Brown. He’s written 6 (!) novels, including the recently released Wingwalkers. He settled in Savannah after long stints in Buenos Aires, San Francisco, and the mountains and coasts of North Carolina.


http://www.taylorbrownfiction.com/

https://www.instagram.com/taylorbrown82/

PLUS a Mini Interview with Sabree, a Gullah artist, about running her City Market studio. (Starts around 52mins.)

http://www.sabreesgallery.com/
https://www.instagram.com/sabreesgallery/



Get the answers to such burning questions as:

How does Taylor gauge the perfect length for a chase sequence?
If one’s laptop battery is good enough, is it possible to write a novel while sitting in a square?
What is “muscular prose” anyway?


Tune in and find out!

Original air date: Aug 10, 2022

Art(s) on the Air with Maggie & Jackson Evans

Join Tamara & Melissa for an interview with Maggie & Jackson Evans – jazz musicians, longtime Savannahians, and generally just two of the nicest people around.

Get the answers to such burning questions as:

How did each of them originally choose their signature instrument?

What is Jackson’s #1 piece of advice to up-and-coming musicians?

What question of Melissa’s stumped Maggie to such an extent that we are literally still waiting for an answer? 

Tune in and find out!
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https://www.maggieevansarts.com/video-recordings
http://jacksonevans.com/

Original air date: Aug 3, 2022

Art(s) on the Air with Jamie Jones

Join Tamara & Melissa for an interview with Jamie Jones – “Cartoonist and Illustrator living in Savannah, GA. Creator of the Baboon, artist of Quarter Killer, and beer can label dude for 81 Bay Brewing co. Making comics on the reg!”

What visual image in the show caused Melissa to need to take a moment and fan herself?
Who is Jamie’s favorite of all of the Stooges?
Is it possible to define the difference between comic books and sequential art?

Plus a new segment for the show…a Mini-Interview!
Tamara chats with painter Laura Till Barton about maintaining her art studio at City Market.

 

Tune in and get all the answers!
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https://www.instagram.com/artofjamiejones/
https://bio.site/artofjamiejones

https://www.instagram.com/laura_barton_fine_art/
https://www.lauratillbarton.com/

Original air date: July 27, 2022

Art(s) on the Air with Adonis Deking – Tamara & Melissa’s First Show!

Join us for the first show by new hosts Tamara Garvey & Melissa Taylor! We’re chatting with recent SCAD graduate Adonis Deking. He’s launching his art career…we’re launching a new (to us) show…SYNERGY.

What is Adonis’s theory of the 3 groups his fellow Animation students can be broken into?
What inspired him to pick up brushes and paints instead?
What early degrees did Tamara and Melissa get, before pursuing completely different fields?
What 1980s method of transportation does Adonis use?

Tune in and find out!

https://www.instagram.com/deking_art/
https://adonisdeking.com/

Original air date: July 20, 2022

Art on the Air Presents Kelly Boehmer

Faux fur. Glitter. Taxidermy.

 

That's what you can expect to see in the next iteration of Telfair Museums' Boxed In/Break Out project, featuring the work of Kelly Boehmer!

 

On this week's episode of Art on the Air we're pleased to present our Field Note with Boehmer, recorded live in front of the windows which will soon hold "Embedded!"

Art on the Air Presents Kay Wolfersperger

Perc. Green Truck. Foxy Loxy.

 

Everyone in Savannah knows these popular local businesses.

 

But did you know that Kay Wolfersperger is the one who designed much of their imagery?

 

Tune in to this week's episode of Art on the Air as we speak with this talented Graphic Designer and Illustrator about not only her commercial work, but also "Hey Y'all," her new project for the Drive Thru Art Box!

Art on the Air Presents Samita Wolfe and Lisa Rosenmeier

Two great interviews on this week's episode of Art on the Air on WRUU - 107.5 FM Savannah!

First we spoke with Samita Tcb Wolfe of Film Biz Recycling about the history of her non-profit prop house and how the community came together to help save it.

Then, in perhaps our most powerful interview ever, Lisa Rosenmeier Kyriakos talked about the state of the art scene in our community and her role as "canary in a coal mine" in being the first to reopen her gallery space down at Savannah City Market.

Seriously folks:

Do. Not. Miss. It!

Art on the Air presents Love Matters and Haley Wars

Two uplifting Field Notes on this week's episode!

First we'll hear from Haley Wars, whose whimsical painted stones have been delighting walkers in the Parkside neighborhood of Savannah, Georgia.

Then we chatted with Ijtihad Muhammad and Really Khalil about the Love Matters movement and their efforts to flatten the COVID-19 curve.

Two stories of positive folks doing good things for the community during the health crisis!

Tune in!

Art on the Air presents Leslie Lovell of Roots Up Gallery

With the announcement this week that our good friend Leslie Lovell will be closing the brick and mortar portion of Roots Up Gallery and moving to an online and pop-up model, we be re-aired our 2018 interview with the artist and curator! Tune in to hear all about Lovell and how the gallery got started, as we raise a glass to her and everything that she's done for the Savannah art community!

Prior to airing the interview, we reflected on what the space has meant to us and discussed some of what the future might hold for the gallery as it shifts focus.

Don't miss it!