Podcast
Art Crush
Hosted by TheMintMuseum · ENGLISH
Hosted by Sheri Lynch and Stacee Michelle – national media personalities well known to Charlotte audiences – ART CRUSH goes deeper into our region’s arts scene, where there’s more than meets the eye. We’re talking with leading artists, style setters, collectors, curators, and art lovers. Lively and candid discussions delve into the worlds of art, fashion, photography, and more, with a focus on the diverse exhibitions on display at the Mint. Join us for the ART CRUSH experience, and find a new podcast series to crush on.
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African-Print Fashion Now! - Alexis Temomanin
Mar 18, 201900:23:45Tap to summarize“Fashion designer” or “artist”? Alexis Temomanin says the two terms are interchangeable in his approach to fashion, now on display at “African-Print Fashion Now!” Hear about his journey from Ivory Coast to the trendsetting streets of London.
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Michael Sherrill - Part 2
Feb 26, 201900:31:40Tap to summarizeHear more from acclaimed artist Michael Sherrill in a conversation that touches on inspiration everywhere, from Japanese raku to the wild trails of the North Carolina mountains.
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Michael Sherrill - Part 1
Jan 18, 201900:26:48Tap to summarizeTranslating the natural world into exquisitely rendered art is a lifelong passion for acclaimed potter and sculptor Michael Sherrill. He discusses his inspirations and processes as he celebrates his first-ever career retrospective
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Todd Herman - Part 2
Jan 2, 201900:27:54Tap to summarizeIn a continuation of his conversation with Sheri Lynch, new Mint Museum CEO Todd Herman shares his excitement about Charlotte’s local arts scene as well as his vision for The Mint’s growth and evolution.
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African-Print Fashion Now! - Titi Ademola
Dec 19, 201800:27:29Tap to summarizeWhat does it take to go from sewing garments in a garage in Ghana to dressing an Oscar-winning actress for the world stage? Titi Ademola, one of the featured designers of “African-Print Fashion Now!,” discusses her journey and the exciting rise of Afropolitan fashion and culture.
Transcribe →Todd Herman, PhD, President & CEO of The Mint Museum - Part 1
Nov 30, 201800:39:09Tap to summarizeWhat’s next for the Mint? Hear it straight from the new President & CEO Todd Herman, PhD. In the first part of an in-depth conversation with Sheri Lynch, Todd discusses his excitement in joining the fast-paced Charlotte community, his plans to engage the next generation, the importance of storytelling, and his wish that museum visitors could put their hands on every work of art in front of them (which isn’t possible, but it’s his wish).Storytelling is the key to a great museum, and Herman discusses plans and dreams for evolving the museum in the digital age, while never losing sight of the power of experiencing art up close and personal.
Transcribe →Holiday Shopping at The Mint Museum Stores
Nov 24, 201800:15:21Tap to summarizeWhat awaits this holiday season at The Mint Museum Store? Stacee Michelle drops in for a fun conversation with Store Manager/Buyer Amy Grigg, who shares holiday gift ideas as unique as the Mint itself – plus details on one of the year’s biggest discounts, for one day only. Tune in to ART CRUSH for inspiration on gift giving for all ages and price ranges, all in support of the Mint.
Transcribe →Charlotte's Charlotte
Oct 17, 201800:47:29Tap to summarizeWelcome to a new season of ART CRUSH! Queen Charlotte is the focus of this provocative episode, as artist Ken Aptekar, curator Carla Hanzal and host Sheri Lynch delve into the story behind the contemporary reimagining of the Queen’s iconic coronation portrait. On the 250th anniversary of the city of Charlotte, what does it mean to be named for a woman whose biracial heritage has only recently been acknowledged and celebrated? And did this 2008 painting forecast the explosion of meme culture? Find out on this Charlotte-centric episode of ART CRUSH.
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