This episode of Conversations in the Arts, “Access and Opportunity", was broadcast on the Huntington Arts Council's FacebookLIVE channel on February 10th, 2022, at 7:00 pm.

The Illustrious Blacks, Music and Dance
Harper Bella, Fine Art Photographer
Tracy Todd Hunter, Curator  
Moderator: Dr. Nichelle Rivers, Multimedia Artist & Educator

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Conversations in the Arts has evolved into an ongoing program by the Huntington Arts Council to stimulate and promote the arts. These participatory talks featuring artists and scholars from our community, will enrich our arts experiences and help us to more fully understand the values and contributions the arts have made, and continue to make, to society. Conversations will be held monthly as engaged inquiries and dialogues used to explore ideas, facilitate collaborations and opportunities.

For more information, and to see upcoming dates and topics go to our website, www.huntingtonarts.org

This episode of Conversations in the Arts, “Jazz”, was broadcast on the Huntington Arts Council's FacebookLIVE channel on January 13th, 2022, at 7:00 pm. Jazz artists continuing to talk about their art form.

Panelists: Julie Lyon, Jazz Vocalist
Tom Manuel, President and Founder, The Jazz Loft
Jack DeSalvo, guitarist, composer, multi-instrumentalist
Napoleon Revels-Bey, founder of Arts-In-Education Programs, “Al Andalusia to Dizzy” Revels-Bey Music

Moderator: Dan Bilawski, Educator & Drummer

To support this and other public programming provided by HAC, please subscribe donate via the anchor support button or at www.huntingtonarts.org/donate-now 

You can find previous conversations at anchor.fm/hac-podcast.

Conversations in the Arts has evolved into an ongoing program by the Huntington Arts Council to stimulate and promote the arts. These participatory talks featuring artists and scholars from our community, will enrich our arts experiences and help us to more fully understand the values and contributions the arts have made, and continue to make, to society. Conversations will be held monthly as engaged inquiries and dialogues used to explore ideas, facilitate collaborations and opportunities.

For more information, and to see upcoming dates and topics go to our website, www.huntingtonarts.org

This episode of Conversations in the Arts, “Our Stories, Our Art, Our Lives: Theater, Poetry, Story Telling”, was broadcast on the Huntington Arts Council's FacebookLIVE channel on December 9th, 2021, at 7:00 pm.

Panelists: Ama Yawson, Storyteller, Founder, President & Principal of Milestales
Christina M. Rau, Poet
Heather Forest, Storyteller & Author, Story Arts 

Moderator: Danny Higgins, Artistic Director Eastline Theatre

To support this and other public programming provided by HAC, please subscribe donate via the anchor support button or at www.huntingtonarts.org/donate-now 

You can find previous conversations at anchor.fm/hac-podcast.

Conversations in the Arts has evolved into an ongoing program by the Huntington Arts Council to stimulate and promote the arts. These participatory talks featuring artists and scholars from our community, will enrich our arts experiences and help us to more fully understand the values and contributions the arts have made, and continue to make, to society. Conversations will be held monthly as engaged inquiries and dialogues used to explore ideas, facilitate collaborations and opportunities.

For more information, and to see upcoming dates and topics go to our website, www.huntingtonarts.org