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Bridget Kelly was introduced to us by standing in for Alicia Keys during Jay-Z's "Answer the Call" concert presented by Fuse Music Television in 2009. After 5 years signed to Roc Nation, Bridget talks about her experiences with "The Roc" and what is next.
New York based visual artist, Saira McLaren, talks about her new exhibition "A Day and the Night." Explore paintings and ceramic sculptures of this body of work that represents contrasting ideas.
Swedish music producer, Fredrik "Fredro" Ödesjö, talks about the current state of the music business and how it affects artists, record labels and songwriters around the world.
Dominican visual artist, M. Tony Peralta, talks about reconnecting with his Dominican culture and being commissioned to create art for the historic Jaragua Hotel in Dominican Republic.
Film Director/Photographer, Alfonso Bui, talks about his upcoming documentary titled Art Therapy: The Movie. Explore the therapeutic benefits of Art Therapy and the lives it's changed around the world.
Graffiti artists, Mike Baca aka 2ESAE and Fernando Romero aka SKI of UR New York, talks about what the art of graffiti means to them and the importance of being who you are.
Chef Ron Suhanosky, a James Beard Award recipient in 2010, explains to us that the art of culinary starts with the table, not recipes.
After the Trayvon Martin acquittal, Jordan Casteel was compelled to create a body of work that would make the black male visible to the world.
The American story has never been homogeneous. The LFANT brand is telling their story in American apparel.
Photographer, Loren Berger, shows us how not to look at the big picture.
Singer and songwriter, Moxiie, is straightforward on the music industry's narrow classifications of black female pop artists.
One cannot be without the other. Visual artist, Wardell Milan, speaks on duality in his body of work titled Kingdom or Exile.
