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Artspeak Radio
ARTSPEAK RADIO is a live radio program on KKFI that airs every Wednesday from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm. Host Maria Vasquez Boyd serves up information about the visual and literary arts community including live interviews with artists, writers, and performers.
MAKING MOVIES makes music that matters. Built upon a heavy foundation of Afro-Latino rhythms, they have created a bilingual (English and Spanish), psychedelic re-envisioning of the Latin American “son.”
The band consists of four members: Enrique Chi (guitar/vocals), Juan-Carlos Chaurand (percussion/keyboard), Brendan Culp (drums) and Diego Chi (bass).
Making Movies has shared the stage with the likes of Los Lobos, Tennis, Ozomatli, Aterciopelados, Neon Indian, Delta Spirit, and Mariachi El Bronx among others.
Making Movies performs for the final & sold out event at record bar, 1020 Westport Rd. KCMO, Saturday January 2- with Your Friend.
The recordBar in Westport, will be closing due to the expiration of the lease. The landlord of the building “has decided he doesn’t want a bar or restaurant in that particular space,” Mr. Steve Tulipana, owner of the recordBar, said. According to Mr. Tulipana, the bar is looking to move to a different venue but has not found a place as of yet.
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DOUG ROSENBROOK “Nightlife Jones” -Founder of KC Poet Tree, poet, mentor, filmmaker joins us live in the studio.
KC Poet Tree Is is a local teen poetry mentorship for ages 13-19. KC Poet Tree is also a vocational program for poets who would like to pursue a career in poetry. We are currently the only post graduate poetry program in the KC area. On August 29th, 2015, members of the KC Poet Tree collective and Rap For Redemption went to Lansing State Prison for a concert put on by inmates. Doug Rosenbrook aka Nightlife Jones spearheaded the operation, once again, as this was Doug’s fourth time to Lansing in his quest to learn more and generally participate in the Arts In Prison effort.
ADAM FINKELSTON is an artist, publisher, and educator based in Roeland Park, KS. He has shown his art work in solo exhibitions in Kansas City, MO as well as group and juried exhibitions throughout the United States and internationally.
In addition to making his own art work, Mr. Finkelston is also the owner, publisher and co-editor of the quarterly photography and printmaking magazine, The Hand Magazine: A Magazine For Reproducible Art. He and magazine co-editor, James Meara, have also curated gallery exhibitions for The Hand Magazine at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, MO and A1LabArts Gallery in Knoxville, TN.
The Hand Magazine is dedicated to being the world’s premier forum for innovative and experimreproduction-based media. We are interested in how artists include their own hand in the art object while utilizing mechanical or reproduction-based techniques. The Hand is not profit-based. We just want to make enough money to make the next issue and offer artists better incentives to work with us on limited edition and special offer original artworks. We appreciate your support! Long life to The Hand!
www.adamfinkelston.com
www.thehandmagazinewordpress.com
