Memphis Material
Memphis Material
Podcast Description
An oral history project chronicling the stories of the visual arts in Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis Material is a podcast celebrating the personal histories, intimate stories, and the studio practices of some of the people who help shape the creative landscape of our city.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes surrounding the visual arts, personal narratives, and studio practices, with episodes featuring artists like Pinkney Herbert discussing their creative processes and influences, and Chuck Johnson exploring the evolution of his artistic style from neo-expressionism to abstract forms, highlighting the interconnection between personal experiences and artistic expression.
An oral history project chronicling the stories of the visual arts in Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis Material is a podcast celebrating the personal histories, intimate stories, and the studio practices of some of the people who help shape the creative landscape of our city.
Fredric Koeppel was the art writer and reviewer for The Commercial Appeal newspaper from 1987 to 2017. He also wrote about restaurants, books and classical music recordings. He has had poems, stories and novel excerpts published in a variety of literary journals. He writes the wine review website biggerthanyourhead.substack.com.
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