The 100 Story Project - Art
Steve Hauk speaks about the life and art of local artist E. Charlton Fortune.
Ceramicist Mark Tanous explains his work and how he was inspired by the Monterey Bay area.
Color field artist Lucas Blok speaks about how his work is inspired by the town of Carmel By the Sea.
Peter Hiller talks about the famous artist and Monterey county local, Jo Mora.
Doug Lumsden talks about famous movie scenes shot in the Monterey Bay area.
Artist David Ligare talks about how the Monterey Bay area has inspired his work, and the culture of the region influences his art and the art of others.
Modern artist Andre Miripolsky discusses the murals he made for the Museum of Monterey.
John Walton talks about Robinson Jeffers and his connection to Big Sur culture.
Brian Turlington is the President of the Monterey Film Commission. He talks about the Commission's role in the county, and some of the projects that have been shot in Monterey over the last few years.
Anne Petersen Burk talks about her father, the famous metal-craftsman Robert Petersen.
Pauette Lynch talks about the many avenues and outlets for art in Monterey County.
Fran Spector Atkins talks about her revolutionary and innovative new dance form, Spector dance.
Local Salinas artist Jose Ortiz gets deep about art, murals, service and philosophy.
Artist Elizabeth Murray talks about spirituality on the Monterey Peninsula and its relationship to the arts.
Renowned artist, Amalia Mesa-Bains, who helped found CSUMB's Visual and Performing Arts department, talks about the connection between arts, heritage and culture.
Andrew Jackson talks about his Carmel Art gallery, Outer Edge Studio, and the presence of contemporary art on the Monterey Peninsula.
Renowned artist Amalia Mesa-Bains, who helped to found CSUMB's Visual and Public Art department, talks about her exhibit, the Geography of Memory.
John O'Neil talks about the Cartoonist scene that was in Carmel, California.
YAC Founders Meg Biddle & Marcia Perry explain the Youth Arts Collective, a place for young artists to gather and create.
Martha Casanave talks about her unique approach to photography.
Kim Weston talks about growing up in the world famous photographer family, the Westons.
Long time member Dick Crispo tells the storied history of the Carmel Art Association, explains what it is, and tells of some of its famed members and founders.
Garland Thompson, a local Jack of All Trades, talks about art education, and the importance of the library.
Filmmaker, Author, and Historian, Geoffrey Dunn talks about the Bohemian Societie's roots in Carmel, California
Arist Ronna Emmons talks about painting the Big Sur Coast.
Elliot Ruchowitz-Roberts talks about the life poetry and times of Robinson Jeffers.
San Jose State University's Susan Shillinglaw sheds some scholarly light on John Steinbeck.