In this episode, Marisa interviews Australian actress and dancer Cariba Heine. Cariba grew up dancing at her mom’s studio until a hip injury led to her discovery of acting. They discuss some of her acting roles in shows like "H20: Just Add Water" and "Everyone is Doing Great." When she is not busy on set, Cariba continues to spread her love for dance in her online fitness classes. With classes like Core, Ballet, Strength and Flexibility, Cariba teaches injury prevention and focuses on what exercise makes you feel instead of what it makes you look like. At the end of the episode, there is a little surprise so make sure you stick around! 

Follow Cariba @thelibratine
 
Follow Cariba's classes @cariba.online
 
Check out her classes at www.cariba.online

Cariba Heine: From Stage to Sea to Screen

Viet Thanh Nguyen on Memory, Migration and Model Minorities

These audio descriptions describe artworks in The Superpower of Looking resources -Art UK's flagship programme to tranform the visual literacy skills of primary school children: https://artuk.org/learn/the-superpower-of-looking.

My Parents by David Hockney, Tate

Rain, Steam, and Speed – The Great Western Railway by J. M. W. Turner, The National Gallery, London

Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear by Vincent van Gogh, The Courtauld, London

The Ward Round by Simon Black, Royal Free Hospital

The Lady Of Shalott by William Holman Hunt, Manchester Art Gallery

The Pink Tablecloth by Henri Matisse, Glasgow Life Museums

The Scullery Maid by Jean Baptiste Chardin, The Hunterian, University of Glasgow

In this episode, Marisa interviews the owners of JM Film Resins, Michelle Sloey and Jesse Brunt. Both hailing from Rochester, NY, the couple met on set and continue to work in the film industry in LA. They call themselves film romantics, and create art out of preserved film prints using resin. From treating footage like "Star Wars" and "James Bond" to an old Charlie Chaplin film, Michelle and Jesse hope to make film more accessible, and to recapture those emotional memories found in movie magic. Grab your popcorn and listen to this month’s episode full of film history and motion picture fun! 

Follow them on insta and DM for inquiries @jmfilmresins

Find their film art at local markets like the Los Feliz Flea, Melrose Trading Post, Artists & Fleas in Venice, and more.

Check out their article in the Hollywood Reporter 
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/jm-film-resins-preserving-film-reels-art-1235303568/

Michelle Sloey and Jesse Brunt: JM Film Resins

Critic and author Deborah Solomon, artist Frank Stella.

Remembering Frank Stella

Art is everywhere and with it comes the often unseen and unheard voices who make it happen. Join host, Marisa Dickens, as she interviews all types of artists who share their works, processes, and passions. Every artist leaves a little part of themselves in their work…it’s their ARTifact!

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