Episode 730
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- Visual Artist Linda Wysong
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- Linda Wysong hopes her work encourages us to "re-see" the everyday world, especially the systems we create and rely on. She talks about two major Portland public art installations, one at the Vanport Station on the MAX line and one on the Springwater Corridor trail.
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- Painter Arvie Smith
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- Arvie Smith's paintings are not only bold and colorful, but also challenging. Arvie says he doesn't paint, but rather tells stories. As an African American whose great-grandmother grew up as a slave, Arvie's work challenges us with the struggle and pain of the African American experience. Arvie's main gig is as an instructor at PNCA. Additionally, he gives back to the community by sharing his talents of painting and teaching with at risk youth.
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- Thormahlen Harps
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- One played the mandolin, the other the guitar...but now Sharon and Dave Thormahlen are devoted to the folk harp. In their home workshop in Corvallis, Oregon, Dave and Sharon are producing world-class instruments. It takes about six weeks to build a harp from start to finish.
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- Funding provided by:
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Additional Support Provided By:
U.S. Bank
The Jackson Foundation
The Roundhouse Foundation
Fran and John von Schlegell
