Host Mike Gatty interviews community organizer and artist Martha (Stella) Simons about her Butchers Hill and Patterson Park outdoor art projects. From Chalk Night to Solstice Windows, Mandala Friday to Chester Street Critters, Martha contributes generously to the heart and soul of our Baltimore community.
Join host Mike Gatty as he interviews community organizer and artist Martha Simons about her Butchers Hill and Patterson Park outdoor art projects. From Chalk Night to Solstice Windows, Mandala Friday to Chester Street Critters, Martha contributes generously to the heart and soul of our Baltimore community.
Join host Mike Gatty as he talks with Kate Klusewitz, a local artist who founded the Black Lives Matter Window Mural Project in the Patterson Park neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland. Kate and her artists have raised more than $6,000 for black advocacy groups, and have painted more than 100 local windows.
Join host Mike Gatty as he talks with Kate Klusewitz, a local artist who founded the Black Lives Matter Window Mural Project in the Patterson Park neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland. Kate and her artists have raised more than $6,000 for black advocacy groups, and have painted more than 100 local windows.
Host and Owner of US Event Photos kicks off the 743 Patterson Park Podcast by interviewing Grant McGuire. A Butchers Hill native, McGuire is unveiling a new street mural on his house painted by Artist Justin Nethercut. Mike explores the background of the mural: including funding, theme, and timing.
The first episode for the 743 Patterson Park Neighborhood Podcast features a talk with Butchers Hill resident Grant McGuire about the new street mural painted by Justin Nethercut (Nether). The Butchers Hill neighborhood is in East Baltimore, and is a haven for artists, families, and diverse communities.