Artist of the Week
The Jack Straw Artist of the Week Podcast highlights work created through the Artist Residency Programs at Jack Straw Cultural Center.-
Srivani Jade - Bahar
Bahar is a selection from a series of five pieces Srivani Jade composed in response to the paintings of Annette Solyst. Art to Art, an installation of Solyst’s paintings and Jade’s music, is being presented in Jack Straw’s New Media Gallery through January 17th.
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Sean Osborn - Rhapsody for Clarinet by Willson Osborne
Sean Osborn‘s album Bits and Pieces, a collection of pieces for solo clarinet by different composers (including Osborn himself), was produced through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program.
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Storme Webber - Ray Charles is Forever Singing
Storme Webber recently released the music album Blues Divine, produced at Jack Straw through the Artist Support Program.
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Jack Straw New Media Gallery Interview : Steve Peters
Steve Peters‘s installation Lessons from the Ancestors is installed in Jack Straw’s New Media Gallery through November 22nd, 2013. In this interview, Peters discusses the piece and its origins and inspirations.
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Special O.P.S. - Wool Teeth
“Wool Teeth” appears on the Special O.P.S. EP Backdoor Draft, recorded as part of the Monktail Creative Music Concern‘s Artist Support Program residency.
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Dunava - Oi More Kavale
The women’s vocal ensemble Dunava recently released their new album Bulgaria, produced through Jack Straw’s Artist Support Program.
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Figeater - Ichijuku
Beth Fleenor and Figeater recently released the Sweet Figeater Surprise box set, produced through Jack Straw’s Artist Support Program.
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Jack Straw New Media Gallery Interview : Robert Blatt
An interview with Jack Straw resident artist Robert Blatt about his installation Elements.
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Jack Straw New Media Gallery artists : meadow starts with p
An interview with the family art collective meadow starts with p about their marble run installation I Love You, But You’re Too Loud!
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Kathleen Flenniken at JS 50
Jack Straw Writers Program alum, WA State Poet Laureate, and Jack Straw Board President Kathleen Flenniken reads three poems in an early-morning appearance at JS 50: Jack Straw’s 25-hour marathon performance on June 15th-16th 2012 in celebration of our 50th anniversary.
