Episode Twenty Nine: Karla Freeman - Storyteller
Covering Creative Cuenca
Everyone has a story to tell and I love hearing those stories. In this episode of Covering Creative Cuenca, I had the opportunity to chat with Karla Freeman, Cuenca based master storyteller and storytelling coach. Join me for this wonderful conversation.
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Episode Twenty Eight: Janda Grove - Transferencia: Impressions of Cuenca
Covering Creative Cuenca
I am always so proud of the arts community in Ecuador and the many ways that they contribute to the country and to our beautiful city of Cuenca. I recently had a conversation with Cuenca based artist Janda Grove to learn about an amazing initiative to help Asociacion Mujeres con Exito. Mujeres Con Exito (Women with Success) as it is known locally provides safety, food and housing, medical treatment, counseling, and job training to victimized women. Join me to learn more about this amazing organization and the efforts of local artists to support them. Links:
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Episode Twenty Seven: Cindy Benson - Confessions of a Broadway Baby
Covering Creative Cuenca
It was such an honor to chat with actress, comedian, vocalist, and Broadway performer Cindy Benson. You may have seen her perform, now hear her amazing story. Join me!
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Episode Twenty Six: Alessandro DeLizza - Burning World Pottery
Covering Creative Cuenca
I love pottery, so I was very excited when Alessandro DeLizza came to idiomART for a pop-up demonstration and sale of his work. I immediately asked him chat with me on Covering Creative Cuenca. Join me for this terrific conversation with master potter, Alessandro DeLizza. LInks:
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Episode Twenty Five: Andrés Zambrano - Murales del barrio Convención 45
Covering Creative Cuenca
Changing the perception of a neighborhood: That is one of the goals of the murals project in the Convención 45 neighborhood of Cuenca, Ecuador. Join me for a conversation with Andrés Zambrano as he shares his perspectives on this wonderful project. Links:
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Episode Twenty Four: idiomART is on the Move!
Covering Creative Cuenca
I wanted to find out everything there is to know about idiomART's upcoming move. So, I reached out to Sarah HB to get all of the details. Join me! Links:
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Episode Twenty Three: Sarah HB - idiomART
Covering Creative Cuenca
I am back after some time off from the podcast with a new episode of Covering Creative Cuenca. In this episode I chat with my friend Sarah HB. I wanted to talk with Sarah about the past several months since she assumed the role of proprietor at idiomART and about her plans for the future of this Cuenca center for the arts. We also chatted about the upcoming exhibition of my street photography "In Plain Sight". Join me! Email Sarah at:
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Episode Twenty Two: Moya Foley - Sticks, Stones, and Bone
Covering Creative Cuenca
Moya Foley has lived in Ecuador for forty-two years and has had a remarkable life of adventure, creativity and art. I have been looking forward to this interview for a very long time! Join me for a fascinating conversation with Moya as we learn about her life and art. Links:
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Episode Twenty One: Mike Lella - El Lugar Del Arte
Covering Creative Cuenca
I love when people get new opportunities to explore their creative side and learn a new artistic skill. In the very near future, Cuenca will have a new venue for us to develop those skills and at the same time, give back to the community. Such a great idea! Join me as I chat with Mike Lella about his new venture, El Lugar Del Arte. El Lugar! Links:
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Episode Twenty: Daniel Williams - Jaded
Covering Creative Cuenca
I always enjoy chatting with Cuenca based artist Daniel Williams. The conversations are always fascinating and often surprising. Join me as Daniel and I talk about his upcoming exhibition, "Jaded". You won't want to miss this one. Links:
info_outlinePeople from around the world come to Cuenca to marvel at the beautiful architecture, but how much do you actually know about those magnificent buildings? Let's meet Jane Hiltbrand, Cuenca based expat who has found her passion photographing and researching the architecture in this UNESCO World Heritage city that we love so much. Join me as I chat with Jane to find out about her love for Cuenca's glorious architectural heritage.
“Cuenca doesn’t look like a sixteenth-century city that has been preserved; it looks like a city that has been in use since the sixteenth century” Calvin Trillin
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An exploration of the architecture in this UNESCO World Heritage Site - Cuenca, Ecuador
