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Radio Free Book Club is a radio show/podcast book club produced monthly at 99.1 WQRT in Indianapolis. We talk about contemporary novels, with an alternating cast to book club members. Yes: There will be spoilers. We hope you’ll join us! This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of Chain Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenya. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Christine Hudson, Craig VonDeylen, and Corey Dolton only on 99.1 WQRT.

Radio Free Book Club is a radio show/podcast book club produced monthly at 99.1 WQRT in Indianapolis. We talk about contemporary novels, with an alternating cast to book club members. Yes: There will be spoilers. We hope you’ll join us! This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of P.F. Kuang's Yellowface. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Traci Kumbay, Barbra Shoup, and Dan Barden only on 99.1 WQRT.

Radio Free Book Club is a radio show/podcast book club produced monthly at 99.1 WQRT in Indianapolis. We talk about contemporary novels, with an alternating cast to book club members. Yes: There will be spoilers. We hope you’ll join us! This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of Tim O'Brien's America Fantastica. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Jen Bingham, Robin Berry, and Steven Woods only on 99.1 WQRT.

In this interview for Create Hear, artist Meggan Gould discusses her exhibition, Sorry, No Pictures, with Mary Goodwin from Aurora PhotoCenter. Sorry, No Pictures is many things: It’s 20 years of photography-based work; a treatise on the nature of art-making; a memoir; a skillful meshing of visual and text-based pieces; and an inspirational narrative of perseverance as a maker. Sorry, No Pictures explores the artist’s relationship with photography, and specifically with its ever-evolving technology, over time. The show offers a beautiful, oftentimes laugh-out-loud funny, and ultimately hopeful narrative that art-making, by its nature involves failure, change, and transcendence. Sorry, No Pictures, organized by Aurora PhotoCenter, opens at Tube Factory Artspace December 1, 6-9pm. At Tube through January 15, 2024. Meggan Gould (meggangould.net) is a photographer living and working outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she is an Associate Professor of Art at the University of New Mexico. Her multifaceted practice uses photography, drawing, sculpture, and installation in an open ended discussion of vision and photographic tools.

Process as Practice: Reimagining the Lost Hardrick Mural is an exhibition by artist Kaila Austin. You can visit the Tube Factory Artspace to view the show from now until Dec 17th. Here is an excerpt from an audio recording of Kaila sharing her process of creating these works. This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Process as Practice: Reimagining the Lost Hardrick Mural is an exhibition by artist Kaila Austin. You can visit the Tube Factory Artspace to view the show from now until Dec 17th. Here is an excerpt from an audio recording of Kaila sharing her process of creating these works. This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Process as Practice: Reimagining the Lost Hardrick Mural is an exhibition by artist Kaila Austin. You can visit the Tube Factory Artspace to view the show from now until Dec 17th. Here is an excerpt from an audio recording of Kaila sharing her process of creating these works. This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Process as Practice: Reimagining the Lost Hardrick Mural is an exhibition by artist Kaila Austin. You can visit the Tube Factory Artspace to view the show from now until Dec 17th. Here is an excerpt from an audio recording of Kaila sharing her process of creating these works. This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

2023 Aurora Project Resident Lua Kobayashi will spent two weeks exploring the stories and experiences of Japanese-Americans in Indiana through photographs of their belongings and audio interviews. Kobayashi has worked with the concept of portraiture through personal objects in her previous series, Where a Forest Once Grew. The Aurora Project Residency offers a two-week intensive work period for experimentation, research, and development of new or ongoing projects, with priority for the residency given to projects that engage and incorporate the place and people of Indianapolis.

In this episode, Shauta Marsh talks with Kaila Austin whose exhibit centering around the Norwood neighborhood opens at Tube Factory on October 6.

This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of Tess Gunty's The Rabbit Hutch. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Kate and Kate Shoup as well as Susan Neville only on 99.1 WQRT.

This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of Crook Manifesto. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Craig Von Deylen , Christine Hudson, Alex Matingly only on 99.1 WQRT.

This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of Napoleon Could Not Do. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Kate and Barbara Shoup as well as Traci Cumbay only on 99.1 WQRT.

This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of the Eco-Thriller by Eleanor Catton's Birnam Wood. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Susan Neville, Jen Bingham, and Dan Barden only on 99.1 WQRT.

This month, join our panel of four for a lively discussion of the feminist murder mystery by Rebecca Makkai , I Have Some Questions For You. Ken Honeywell spearheads this monthly show along with Traci Cumbay, Jen Bingham, and Alex Mattingly only on 99.1 WQRT.

Produced by artists and curators from Big Car Collaborative, Create Hear is your place to listen to conversations with people making intriguing, innovative, and impactful things happen on the cultural front in Indianapolis. In this episode, Jim Walker talks with Charlie Sutphin and Madeline Walsh about the Katharine B. Suthpin Retrospective. Opening at the Harrison Center for the Arts in Indianapolis on Sept. 1, 2023, this is a collection of the surviving work of Katharine Sutphin, a painter originally from Indianapolis who died in 2014. Charlie shares about his sister's life and work and he and Madeline discuss the the process of curating this retrospective. Get more details about the exhibition at https://www.harrisoncenter.org/first-fridays/2023/8/11/september-2023-katharine-b-sutphin-retrospective Find out more about WQRT, stream us live, and access additional episodes at www.wqrt.org

Produced by artists and curators from Big Car Collaborative, Create Hear is your place to listen to conversations with people making intriguing, innovative, and impactful things happen on the cultural front in Indianapolis, across Indiana, and beyond. In this Episode Rob Funkhouser talks with artist, Brian DePauli

Produced by artists and curators from Big Car Collaborative, Create Hear is your place to listen to conversations with people making intriguing, innovative, and impactful things happen on the cultural front in Indianapolis, across Indiana, and beyond. In this Episode Mary Goodwin talks with artist Aaron R. Turner

Produced by Big Car Collaborative — the nonprofit arts organization behind WQRT — Create Hear is your place to listen to conversations with people making intriguing, innovative, and impactful things happen on the cultural front. In this episode, Shauta Marsh talks with artist Nasreen Khan about her latest exhibition Cicatrix. Find more info at https://nasreenkhan.art/