HeyJaredConversations from the Barn
Everwood Farmstead Foundation is an arts non-profit located on a century-old farm in the bucolic Driftless Zone of Western Wisconsin. We host inspiring spaces for artists to perform (Artist Series), teach (Artist Workshops) and work (Artist Retreat) in a natural environment.
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A conversation with Addie Ulrey (opens the original)
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In today's episode of Coversations from the Barn, we are speaking with multidisciplenary writer and theater maker Addie Ulrey. Addie spent her week at Everwood as a solo artist on retreat, which brought it's own challenges and opportunities. Addie has recently relocated back to the upper Midwest, and so her time at Everwood was a chance to reflect on space, community, and the art that comes from both. Addie's website
A conversation with Denise Santomauro and Karissa Murrell Myers (opens the original)
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Today on the podcast we are joined by writer Denise Santomauro and theater artist Karissa Murrell Myers. Denise and Karissa are both based in Chicago, and while they didn't know each other before their week at Everwood (although they did have mutual friends), they are leaving as friends and potential collaborators. In this conversation, we talked about the importance of getting away from the demands of daily life to focus on your art, and the way that slowing down and finding a moment of peace i
A conversation with Kaleena Miller and Kate Beahen (opens the original)
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Today, we are joined by singer, actress, and writer Kate Beahen and dancer, improviser, and deep listener Kaleena Miller. Our conversation focused on the role of sound in art — both as inspiration and as creation. Kaleena explored sound through her own body and voice while dancing in the barn, and Kate, who often works as a singer, explored the silence that comes from writing. We also discuss our working definitions of the term "artist." Kaleena's website: kaleenamiller.com Kate's website: meetk
A conversation with visual artist Keighley Sadler and writer Katrina Vandenberg (opens the original)
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Today's conversation is with painter, muralist, and illustartor Keighley Sadler and writer Katrina Vandenberg. Keiley and Katrina brought somewhat opposite energies and art styles to Everwood. Keighley's style more outwardly tactile and Katrina's more interwardly focused. Still, their practices complemented each other during their week at the farm. In our conversation with them, we talked about composting, meteor showers, serendipitous connections, and the ways in which our future creativity is
A Conversation with writer/actor/artist Senyah Haynes and songwriter/musician Molly Brandt (opens the original)
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Today we are joined by actor, writer, and visual artist Senyah Haynes and songwriter and musician Molly Brandt. We talked with Molly and Senyah about when they each started to identify as an artist. Does being an artist mean you make all of your money off of your art? Does it mean you work on your art every day? Or is it something else? Molly and Senyah offer their own ideas about what it means to be an artist after spending a week writing and painting. Senyah Insta: instagram.com/senyahhaynes20
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