Episode 23: Rise Peacock

October 6, 2017

We've only got a few episodes left until we end our first run here and this episode is a special one. The founder and chief commander of Kitchen Table Gallery sits down with the passionate and talented gallery friend Rise Peacock! Fresh out of grad school from the Tyler School of Art, Rise is already on the move. You can check out her show tonight at Da Vinici Art Alliance http://www.davinciartalliance.org/- a #FirstFriday opening starting at 6pm. The title of the show is Periphery, showing the work of more than 10 artists:

"Whether they are questioning the inclusivity of their material history or denying particular means of production that are favored by their material community, these artists seek to examine what it means to be a maker both inside a community while producing outside of its traditions"

Go and see the opening tonight! 704 Catharine Street Philadelphia PA 19147

Rise on the web: http://risepeacock.com/

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

Support us! https://www.patreon.com/ktgtalks

Music:

intro: Subjective/Objective (thought + Perception) by Wurlitztraction

outro: Experience by Frank Dorittke

Philly Stewards at the 5th Annual Philly Podfest

August 4, 2017

Happy First Friday art people! In this episode of KTG Talks the Philly Stewards sit down with me for a live recording at Philly Podfest no. 5. Kitchen Table Gallery was very pleased to be one of the venues for this year's Philly Podfest. We hosted a bunch of great shows you can find out more about on our Instagram.

The Philly Stewards (www.phillystewards.art) is an educational organization at the beginning of their journey to promote and foster support for the Philly art scene and the artists creating work in our great city. Founding members Alex Conner (alex-conner.com) and Leigh Werrell (virginialeighwerrell.weebly.com) sit down with me to discuss their vision for the Philly Stewards and their thoughts on the art scene in our rapidly growing city. It's no secret that Philadelphia is going through an incredible cultural and economic shift, and these forces impact all areas of life in Philly. My guests discuss how their organization fits into the Philadelphia art scene, art collecting tips for the rest of us, and how their passion for art in Philly motivated them to create Philly Stewards.

A quick thank you to David Steele of http://steeleempire.com for recording and editing this episode. Also we'd like to thank all of the volunteers and Teagan Karuna (http://www.teagank.com/about/) for keeping the Podcast Festival going and helping us with all of the shows at Kitchen Table Gallery this year.

Our guests writing about art:

Leigh interview: https://www.phillystewards.art/legacy-blog/2017/7/15/interview-series-sarah-mceneaney

Alex essay: https://www.velvetglovephiladelphia.com/january-7th-2022

Philly Stewards around the web:

FB: https://www.facebook.com/phillystewards/

Music:

Intro: Polygamie by Gabriel Vigliensoni

Episode 22: Conrad Benner

July 27, 2017

This episode of KTG Talks is a long time coming! Conrad Benner is a Philly kid who fell in love with street art at a very young age and has been documenting the incredible street art and graffiti Philly has to offer on his blog, Streets Dept (https://streetsdept.com). But Conrad isn't limited to art documentation, his blog is a "purpose driven" one and his belief that art can motivate and effect social and political change is obvious. That's enough from me though, you can listen to the episode! My conversation with Conrad was recorded a while back but his thoughts on politics, art, and Philadelphia we found important to hear. So here it is!

One note: Conrad was a total pro during this interview. I got a new dog who loved Conrad and couldn't stop telling everyone, plus the wood shop was in full gear.

Don't miss one of Conrad's tours: https://streetsdept.com/tours/

Thank you Louise ORourke (Producer) for all her hard work.

CHAMPIONS OF EMPTY ROOMS

July 27, 2017

Listen up! We got a few big nights in August as CHER takes over Kitchen Table Gallery. This is my chat with one of the founders, Veronica Cianfrano, about More Stately Mansions and all the other events CHER pop-ups has planned for us.

Here's my Monopoly game reference: http://www.cracked.com/article_24565_hard-truth-time-monopoly-guy-never-had-monocle.html

CHER Pop-ups: http://www.cherpopups.com/CHER/info.html

5th Annual Philly Podcast Festival

July 5, 2017

Hey everyone, press play to hear the lineup for this year's Philly Podcast Festival at Kitchen Table Gallery! We're one of the many venues helping to host shows for this year's festival, the 5th Philly PodFest so far. July 22nd & 23rd we'll be hosting more than a few shows each day. And it's FREE!

Song: conduit by transient
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Transient/path-01/transient-05-conduit

Episode 21: Karen Donnellan

July 4, 2017

Happy 4th of July! As the fireworks wind down and you escape the clutches of exhausting political commentary from your relatives or you're leaving a space surrounded by the ones you love, here's a new episode of KTG Talks! In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with artist, healer and educator Karen Donnellan. A professor in the Sculpture & Dimensional Studies Dept. at Alfred University, Karen is an artist who uses a wide range of media to communicate "that which cannot be physically held." Enough with this episode description, just listen! But before you go, remember that we need your support. Please see some links below to find out how. Also, Philly Podfest is happening and we're hosting - more details soon.

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Episode 20: Ryan McCartney & Tim Belknap

April 22, 2017

The Icebox Boys! It's finally here! Back in July last year the co-directors of the Icebox Project Space, Ryan McCartney & Tim Belknap, were generous enough to take time out of their busy schedule and sit down with me for an interview. It was a lot of fun, and one of my first interviews. It took a bit of time to get here but the episode is in.

I don't usually bring up the timing of an interview but we get into a couple current cultural things happening in the country around July of last year. I link to one of those events below. Another link, an interview in Title Magazine with the guys (Title Magazine is back now so go check them out) I reference when asking Ryan and Tim about their thoughts on the Barnes Foundation. Yup, we get into the Barnes. If you're interested in curating shows, well, we get into that too. Tim and Ryan shared their thoughts on the Philly art scene, their biggest curating flop, thoughts on the potential of burgeoning art scenes, and bit more including AI.

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Episode 19: Jacob Koestler & Anna Tararova

April 5, 2017

We're back! And we'll be rolling out more episodes in the coming weeks, thanks for sticking with us. We see you out there and haven't forgotten about you. We've got plenty of episodes with artists, curators, creators, makers, and more on the way.

This episode features two prolific artists, Anna Tararova & Jacob Koestler, who had a show at Kitchen Table Gallery back in January. Anna's background in printmaking and drawing has led her to exploring a variety of themes we discuss in this episode. Jacob talks about creating music as Rural Carrier, photography, video and multimedia installation and the art/music archive My Idea of Fun.

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Jacob's Home: http://www.jacobkoestler.com/

Anna's Home: http://annatararova.com/home.html

My Idea of Fun: http://www.myideaoffun.org

Rural Carrier: http://www.myideaoffun.org/ruralcarrier/

Submit a Sex Dream: https://goo.gl/LUmNye

Music:

intro: field study by corwin trails:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Corwin_Trails/93_EP/08_Field_Study

outro: generic song by transient:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Transient/songs/transient-nvr031-04-generic_song

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ktgtalks

Producer: Louise ORourke

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Episode 18: Stacy Elaine Dacheux

February 11, 2017

My guest for this episode of KTG Talks is visual artist and writer Stacy Elaine Dacheux. I've been friends with Stacy for a long time, all the way back to our days at the Jack Kerouac School at Naropa University. Since I met Stacy back in Boulder, I've had the good fortune of seeing her evolve as an artist. If it's painting, drawing, interviews, art criticism, short fiction, screenwriting, or coaching others to improve their writing - she always has a project or two exploring a new creative curiosity.

The links listed below will lead you to her work old and new. Sometimes Stacy is working on a personal vision she has for a project or she's collaborating with other creators. Her latest work, one that showed at Kitchen Table Gallery last year, is the short film Back to Abstraction. Stacy wrote and starred in the film and Matthew Quezada directed. This film later premiered back in LA at I PRESENT TWO: BACK TO ABSTRACTION Tuesday, January 17th:

"Join Shauna McGarry and Stacy Elaine Dacheux for the premiere night of a new film series! A local artist/filmmaker shows a new piece and presents two other works by artist/filmmakers that must be seen! Then, in the next month, one of those artists will present two other works and so on and so on. Our first featured filmmaker and curator, Stacy Elaine Dacheux, will screen her film, BACK TO ABSTRACTION, then present THE BAD HALF by Duncan Birmingham (IFC’s Maron, Sundance) and WE THE MASSES by Robyn O’Neil (Herzog’s Rogue Film School, Whitney Biennial). Conversations with filmmakers to follow. “I Present Two” hopes to start a wonderful and ongoing conversation between the film center, the artists we admire, and our community." Then the film showed at El Cid's Short Film Night on Feb. 7th.

One thing I love about Stacy's approach to making art is that collaboration is a creative force which inspires her. In the time that I've known her, she has discarded the tired archetype of the solitary, self-destructive artist. Her work is unique, and her desire to collaborate comes from a joyful place. Enough from me! There's a small library of links to her work below and listen to the episode!

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Stacy's Home: http://www.stacyelaine.com/

Back to Abstraction premiering at her new film series, I Present Two: http://www.echoparkfilmcenter.org/events/i-present-two-back-to-abstraction/

Stacy's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pizzastacy

Her roundabout project in the Los Angeles Times: http://articles.latimes.com/2013/nov/28/local/la-me-beat-morning-typewriter-ritual-20131129

Stacy's Twitter: https://twitter.com/stacydacheux

Stacy's Art Writing: https://revisingloneliness.com/

Los Angeles Review of Books interview with poet Dan Chelotti: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/making-true-things-true-interview-dan-chelotti/

Stacy at LA Writer's Group: http://www.lawritersgroup.com/group-leaders/stacy-dacheux/

Super-Tight at Cinefamily: http://www.cinefamily.org/super-tight-6/

Stacy's interview in The Typewriter Revolution Typist's Companion: https://www.amazon.com/The-Typewriter-Revolution-Typists-Companion/dp/1581573111

Stacy on Comedy Bang! Bang! as the Ham Robberer: http://www.ifc.com/shows/comedy-bang-bang/season-04/episode-24/carly-rae-jepsen-wears-a-chunky-necklace-and-black-ankle-boots

Back to Abstraction played at El Cid on Feb. 7th check out their film series here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1265936976775684

The Rumpus: http://therumpus.net/2016/08/spotlight-mouth-by-stacy-elaine-dacheux/

Music:

ntro: ambient display by Simon Mathewson

outro: an abstract trek by the audiologist

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

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Episode 17: Jody McGrath

January 4, 2017

Happy New Year - KTG Talks is back with our first episode of 2017 and we're going international again (kind of). This episode is my conversation with Jody McGrath, an Irish painter all the way from Armagh, Northern Ireland.

We talk about Jody's journey to America, his time spent on the east coast, and where he's heading next. We also discuss Jody's journey as an artist. How has his art evolved from his early studies at the University of Ulster in Belfast to the work he's creating now? We get into his early life in Northern Ireland, and the political strife he witnessed. Jody breaks down his approach to painting and how he learned to channel his emotional experiences into his work.

Check out his website below!

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Jody Home: http://www.jodymcgrathpainter.com/

Jody Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joseph.mcgrath.90/

Jody Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JodyContemporaryPainter

Music:

intro: an abstract trek by the audiologist

outro: beautiful memories by Lobo Loco

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

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Producer: Louise ORourke

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Episode 16: Ana Vizscarra Rankin

December 10, 2016

I had the chance to sit down with Ana as she was finishing up co-curating FALOLO4EVER at the Little Berlin Annex here in Philadelphia. From the Little Berlin home page:

"All artists included in this exhibition attended TrueQué Residency 2016 http://www.trueque.work/. TrueQue is a residence for emerging artists, activists and cultural managers whose practice reflects on being latin American inside and outside Ecuador. TrueQue seeks to create a space or creative exploration where research, networking and cross-disciplinary practices become an integral part of the process of creating art."

The work in Falolo 4Ever challenged traditional and accepted cultural norms as they pertain to race, gender, language, cultural boundaries, post-colonialism, and much more.

Ana talks with me about this show and the residency she attended. We discuss the artists' work hanging in the Annex as we walk around the gallery.

Later in the episode we also talk about Ana's work, and she's been very busy early on in December. Last week her solo exhibition, Sky Skin, opened at James Oliver Gallery in Philadelphia. This week more of her work appears at the experimental non-profit gallery Liliput, in Puebla, Mexico. Both solo shows, and both exhibitions focus on work Ana discusses in this episode.

Liliput gallery is a non-profit experimental gallery located in Puebla, Mexico. They're always looking for residents and its a chance to take your work international. Give their site a look. All links are in the show notes below.

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Ana: http://www.avrankin.com/

Liliput Gallery: http://liliputxperimental.wixsite.com/liliput

Liliput Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liliput.gallery/

Little Berlin: http://www.littleberlin.org/

James Oliver Gallery: http://www.jamesolivergallery.com/

Music:

Intro: Gallineta Chica (A guide to the birdsong of Southmerica) by Matanza

Outro: Marimbora by Matanza, Sabo

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

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Producer: Louise ORourke

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Episode 15: Kasey Toomey

December 10, 2016

In this episode of KTG Talks I sit down with Kasey Toomey. Currently living in the Philly area and attending graduate school at UPenn, Kasey's work intersects design, landscape architecture, sculpture, art, and any materials he finds compelling enough to create his work. There's no denying that as humans we try to shape and form just about everything around us from our lawns to natural treasures we turn into national parks. Kasey explores how form and object meets space and how that interacts with the human experiencing the work.

But don't take my word for it! Go see Kasey's show today at Tiger Strikes Asteroid. A network of galleries across the globe, TSA's Philly location is 319A N 11th St #2h, and the opening reception is Dec. 10th 2-5pm running until Jan. 21st.

Please leave a review, tell your friends, and say hi! We love to hear from our fans. We really appreciate the love everyone's shown us in person at the gallery and on the web. If you'd like to support the gallery you can do a few things:

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Kasey Home: http://toomstudio.com

Remote Control: http://www.theincubationseries.com/blog/2016/11/21/remote-control-tsa

RAIR Residency: https://lots.projexity.com/

Tiger Strikes Asteroid: http://www.tigerstrikesasteroid.com/

Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia: https://www.facebook.com/TigerStrikesAsteroidPhiladelphia/

The Incubation Series: http://www.theincubationseries.com/

Music:

Intro: 164 steps to awesome by dana boulé

Outro: one more than five by simon mathewson

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ktgtalks

Producer: Louise ORourke

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Episode 14: Jena Seiler

November 13, 2016

We recorded this episode before Nov. 8th, 2016. KTG Talks is working on an episode that will address to the recent decision Americans made which resulted in a new president-elect. Keep an eye out.

But this is Jena's episode and so without further delay, please check out my conversation with Jena Seiler. Jena is a doctoral candidate at Ohio University - Athens and in this episode we get into how she thinks about art and lives in the two worlds of making art and writing about it as an academic. It's a good one.

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Jena around the web:

Home: https://jenaseiler.com/

Kitchen Table Gallery: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/jena-seiler-1/

Music from Free Music Archive:

Intro: Realness by Kai Engel

Outro: The center of it all by transient

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ktgtalks

Producer: Louise ORourke

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Episode 13: Nicole Saltzer

October 5, 2016

In this episode I sit down with Nicole Saltzer, a designer and illustrator living and working in Philly. Nicole talks with me about making a living as an artist, finding your place without formal training in the arts, and pushing forward through self-doubt and learning to be self-reliant. Don't miss out on this episode and go check out Nicole's work around the web with the links below!

Thanks for listening to another episode of KTG Talks, we really appreciate the love everyone's shown us in person at the gallery and on the web. If you'd like to support the gallery you can do a few things:

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Nicole around the web:

Home: http://www.ikkiillustrations.com/

Kitchen Table Gallery: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/future-artists/#/ikkillustrations/

Cargo: http://cargocollective.com/nicolesaltzer

ig: https://www.instagram.com/_ikki_____/

Behance: https://www.behance.net/NicoleSaltzer

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ikkinikki5

The Up Up Ups: https://theupupups.bandcamp.com/

Music from Free Music Archive:

intro song: kitchen table by: Nils 505 Feske

outro song: junk pile by: holly g

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ktgtalks

Producer: Louise ORourke

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Episode 12 - Steven Earl Weber

September 23, 2016

In this episode I sit down with Steven Earl Weber, a sculptor living and working in Philly. Steven talks to me about his creative process and how his working class upbringing played a massive role in shaping that process. We also discuss how art helps us to reflect and work through our emotions and the beliefs we've been carrying around with us, if we knew it or not. Don't miss out on this episode and go check out Steven's work around the web with the links below!

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Steven around the web:

Home: http://stevenearlweber.com/home.html

Kitchen Table Gallery: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/future-artists/#/steven/

Artblog: http://www.theartblog.org/tag/steven-earl-weber/

Music from Free Music Archive:

Intro: Corwin Trails: Field Studies

Outro: Transient: Conduit

Producer: Louise ORourke

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

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Beth Heinly Pt. 2!

September 13, 2016

It's finally out - back with Beth Heinly in pt. 2 as our conversation comes to a close we dive into the depths of all that is Beth! More art, cats, Gilmore Girls, Supernatural, finding your place as an artist, living in Philly, her 3 o'clock book, and much much more! Check out Beth's links below. And go see her perform at PhilaMOCA Sept. 21st in an opening performance for the Dame Darcy Book Release - 7pm.

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Beth around the web:

Opening Performance September 21st at Dame Darcy Book Release @PhilaMOCA

The Artblog: http://www.theartblog.org/author/beth/

Web: http://domesticwildcatrefuge.com/beth_heinly/

Vox Populi: http://voxpopuligallery.org/artists/beth-heinly/

Beth's 3 o'clock book: http://the3oclockbook.tumblr.com/

Curate This: http://curatethisphilly.com/2016/04/04/the-existential-comics-of-beth-heinly/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/bethheinly

Music from Free Music Archive:

Intro: The Will by Rolemusic

Outro: Catnip by Azureflux

Producer: Louise ORourke

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

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The Philadelphia Podcast Festival

August 24, 2016

Our first podcast festival episode! We were part of the #PhillyPodFest last Sunday thanks to Nathan and Teagan Kuruna and Philadelphia Podcasting Society. Also, special thanks to Tattooed Mom for hosting our show and the rest of the podcasts that day. The festival continues this weekend at Tattooed Mom.

Here's a list of the great sponsors who helped to make this 4th annual festival happen:

Tattooed Mom
Amalgam Comics & Coffeehouse
BridgeSet Sound
Fireball Printing
Pyroglyphics Studio
Wildfire Radio
Steele Empire
Philly Banner Express
The Philadelphia Podcasting Society
Click/Save Photography/Design

Thanks BridgeSet Sound for recording this episode!

No intros or outros for this episode, we go right into it with Jerry Kaba & Umer Paracha. Jerry gets into working as an artist & improvised wrestling and Umer brings the music.

Audio: https://bridgesetsound.com/

Website: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

You can support our show by shopping through this link.

MATERIAL 1: Yixuan Pan

August 19, 2016

KTG Talks presents "MATERIAL," a new project part of Kitchen Table Gallery.

The first artist in our series is Yixuan Pan.

Language and sound is the medium through which she creates art. It was no accident that Pan became an artist to begin this project "Material". As an artist she fits the concept behind material well. I hope you enjoy this sound piece she has shared with us.

Pan: http://www.panyixuanpan.com/

About:

Adventure. Alien air. Pool. “Who am I? ” Interlocutor, eater, serious absurdist, Thomas Edison, self…. the otherness. Limitation of language - poetry in an expanded field, polyphonic broken music/glass/rainbows/found objects. The moon.

NEWS TIME: We are in the 4th annual Philadelphia Podcast Festival this year! We're psyched to do a live show: SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 @ TATTOOED MOM We'll be announcing guests soon.

Writing, Audio, & Editing: Louise O'Rourke

Find us here: www.kitchentablegallery.com

Episode 11 pt. 1: Beth Heinly

August 5, 2016

It's FIRST FRIDAY so get out and see some art! This week we have my conversation with Beth Heinly and we talk art, cats, finding your place as an artist, living in Philly, her 3 o'clock book, and much more! Listen to the episode during your walk between galleries. So many galleries in Philly right now and there's a lot happening on First Fridays. You have a chance to see new art by burgeoning artists and working artists (the kind that are actually living) and maybe even talk to a few! Don't forget to check out Beth around the web.

Spots to check out:

Gravy: http://www.gravy-studio.com/

The Art Department: http://www.artdeptphilly.com/

Vox Populi: http://voxpopuligallery.org/calendar/

Practice Gallery: http://practicegallery.org/

Institute of Contemporary Art: http://icaphila.org/

The Print Center: http://printcenter.org/100/

And there's hundreds more. You get it, just go (to Old City, Northern Liberties, Fishtown)!

NEWS TIME: We are in the 4th annual Philadelphia Podcast Festival this year! We're psyched to do a live show: SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 @ TATTOOED MOM We'll be announcing guests soon.

Check the links below to see Jaime around the web.

1. Share! Share! Share! Tell your friends, share with your family, let people know about us!

2. Write a review, ask us for an interview, or rate us on iTunes.

3. Donate. If you'd like to make a donation to the show go to our website and click on the "SUPPORT" badge or go here: SUPPORT US!

Beth around the web:

The Artblog: http://www.theartblog.org/author/beth/

Web: http://domesticwildcatrefuge.com/beth_heinly/

Vox Populi: http://voxpopuligallery.org/artists/beth-heinly/

Beth's 3 o'clock book: http://the3oclockbook.tumblr.com/

Curate This: http://curatethisphilly.com/2016/04/04/the-existential-comics-of-beth-heinly/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/bethheinly

Music from Free Music Archive:

Intro: object play by Iku × konofumin

Outro: i love to be an artist by Carnivorous Birds

Producer: Louise ORourke

Our site: http://www.kitchentablegallery.com/

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Episode 10: Gravy Studio & Gallery

July 23, 2016

In our 10th episode of KTG Talks I sit down with 3 members of Gravy Studio & Gallery. Eric, Albert, and Emma talk with me about being photographers, how their gallery works, living and working in Philly, and a lot more!

NEWS TIME: We are in the 4th annual Philadelphia Podcast Festival this year! We're psyched to do a live show: SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 @ TATTOOED MOM We'll be announcing guests soon.

Check the links below to see Jaime around the web.

1. Share! Share! Share! Tell your friends, share with your family, let people know about us!

2. Write a review, ask us for an interview, or rate us on iTunes.

3. Donate. If you'd like to make a donation to the show go to our website and click on the "SUPPORT" badge or go here: SUPPORT US!

Gravy around the web:

site: http://www.gravy-studio.com/

ig: gravy_studio

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GravyStudio/

twitter: https://twitter.com/gravy_studio

Eric around the web:

https://twitter.com/nrv_recordings

https://reel9productions.com/about/eric-zrinsky/