Searching For Podcasters Who Interview Visual Artists

Hi! This is Waterfall Adams again! I'm back! Sorry I took too long in blogging now that I got the motivation in doing it again. In the past, I have discussed the artwork of artist Mobile artist Carlos Hurd Jr. Here is the thing, he is interested in being interviewed on podcasts that interview visual artists.

Here are his following social medias:

https://www.facebook.com/carlos.hurd.2025

https://www.instagram.com/carloshurd/

https://www.tiktok.com/@carloshurd6?lang=en

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Romare Bearden 1911-1988

Since this is Black History Month, I would like to discuss an artwork from one of my favorite Black artists. Today, I will discussing Romare Bearden. Romare Bearden was a twentieth centry visual artist who was known for his collages and photomontage compsitions. One of the favorite artworks to do is collages! Even though his collages remind me of the Harlem Renaissance, started his collages in the mid-1960s. I had to much trouble trying to pick out an artwork to display on this post. So, I'm going to post the artist himself. HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!

Welcome!

Welcome to my second blog! This blog is about the arts. I am going to post my favorite artworks and discuss them. There might some little known art history facts. Enjoy!

Nighthawks

I remember seeing this painting from either from an art appreciation class or community college from my an American Art and Architecture. Either way, this artwork stood out to me. The painting depicts late nightlife in 1940s Chicago. From the outside, the streets look deserted in spite of four people in a diner. It also depicts how empty and lonely urban city life can be.Even the couple don't look like they are together. It reminds me of the phrase, "together all alone." Artwork Facts Artist: Edward Hooper Year: 1942 Medium: Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 33.1 in x 60.0 in Movement: American Realism

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