A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Conversations with artists and collectors showing at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art or active in the Bainbridge community.
In this 25-minute podcast, four top leaders of the board and staff of Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) tell us about how all the pieces, planning, volunteer collaboration, funding and direction fit together for a main stage production. And they share some of the surprising ins and …
Listen in on Kate Carruthers’ fascinating conversation with BCB host Channie Peters. You’ll hear about Kate’s love for theatre, which has been a strong thread throughout her life, even during her very successful career as an attorney and Bainbridge Island’s municipal judge. Theatre has been …
In this Art Museum Encounter podcast, award winning wood sculptor Alan Newberg engages in a fascinating and insightful conversation with Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Chief Curator Greg Robinson. Listen here as Alan describes the process wherein he creates the large wood sculptures currently on …
In this Arts and Artists podcast, you can listen to a lively conversation with sculptor Christine Clark who created the beautiful metal Tribute Baskets at Waypoint. She’s joined by Bill Baran-Mickle of the Public Arts Committee, and by Bruce Weiland who coordinated the community effort …
In this 12 minute podcast, NPR’s “Founding Mother” — the legendary Susan Stamberg — and KUOW’s renowned broadcast journalist Marcie Sillman, give a preview of their subsequent on-stage conversation at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art on the subject of “The Importance of Arts Coverage.” Stamberg’s distinctive voice …
In this Art Museum Encounter podcast, award winning glass sculptor Steve Maslach engages in a fascinating and insightful conversation with Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Curator and Executive Director Greg Robinson. From this conversation, we learn about Steve’s artistic progression from an award-winning blown glass …
In February 2016, the Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Council conferred one of the two 2016 Island Treasure Awards on Denise Harris. Growing up with a big family in the Pacific Palisades, the multi-talented Denise Harris and her five siblings were encouraged to pursue whatever …
Since she picked up her first camcorder in 2000, painter, sculptor, world traveler and now filmmaker Cameron Snow has produced over a dozen films documenting the life and environment of Bainbridge Island. Newly designated as one of this year’s two 2016 Island Treasures, Cameron and …
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Education Director Kristin Tollefson talks with Dr. Brett Van Hoesen, art historian and scholar at University of Nevada, Reno, about German artist Horst Gottschalk, whose work was featured in a solo exhibit at the art museum June-September 2015. They are …
In this insightful interview of sculptor David Eisenhour by Bainbridge Island Museum of Art executive director and curator Greg Robinson, we gain a sense of the artist’s development and evolution. Over the decades, as Eisenhour relished the process of bronze sculpting, he also nurtured his …