Host

Rob Lee

The Truth In This Art is an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers in & around Baltimore.

Appears in 957 Episodes

New Media Artist and Art Educator Johab Silva on Art, AI, and Urban Development

S11 E55 Sep 14, 2026

New Media Artist and Art Educator Johab Silva on Art, AI, and Urban Development

Glass Artist Dany Green on Chaos, Order, and Letting Things Break

S11 E54 Sep 09, 2026

Glass Artist Dany Green on Chaos, Order, and Letting Things Break

DC-based photographer Farrah Skeiky on Photography, Grief, and Staying Connected to People

S11 E53 Sep 07, 2026

DC-based photographer Farrah Skeiky on Photography, Grief, and Staying Connected to People

Cultural Strategist Georgina Coka Treviño on Art Advising and Building Yes Please and Thank You

S11 E52 Aug 25, 2026

Cultural Strategist Georgina Coka Treviño on Art Advising and Building Yes Please and Thank You

Producer LuvJonez on Building Community Through Instrumental Hip-Hop

S11 E51 Aug 18, 2026

Producer LuvJonez on Building Community Through Instrumental Hip-Hop

Dominican artist Jose Duran on Reclaiming Black Femininity Through Baroque and Rococo Opulence

S11 E50 Aug 11, 2026

Dominican artist Jose Duran on Reclaiming Black Femininity Through Baroque and Rococo Opulence

Dominican artist Bony Ramirez - Anchoring Caribbean Memory to Surreal, Renaissance-Inspired Figures

S11 E49 Aug 04, 2026

Dominican artist Bony Ramirez - Anchoring Caribbean Memory to Surreal, Renaissance-Inspired Figures

DMV Visual Artist Khadija Jahmila Turns Reclaimed Materials Into Diasporic Storytelling

S11 E48 Jul 30, 2026

DMV Visual Artist Khadija Jahmila Turns Reclaimed Materials Into Diasporic Storytelling

Sand Is Still Sand: DC Artist Dina AZ. Salem on Memory, Texture, and Transformation

S11 E47 Jul 27, 2026

Sand Is Still Sand: DC Artist Dina AZ. Salem on Memory, Texture, and Transformation

Charm City Table Founder Simone Phillips on Building Baltimore Food Culture

S11 E46 Jul 23, 2026

Charm City Table Founder Simone Phillips on Building Baltimore Food Culture

French-American Painter Louis-Antoine Gilbert on Cubism, Moebius & Art Deco

S11 E45 Jul 13, 2026

French-American Painter Louis-Antoine Gilbert on Cubism, Moebius & Art Deco

A Revolution Called Love's Zoë Poindexter on Black Love Day, Filmmaking and Storytelling for Us

S11 E44 Jul 09, 2026

A Revolution Called Love's Zoë Poindexter on Black Love Day, Filmmaking and Storytelling for Us

Artist Paloma Vianey on Painting "The Most Dangerous City"

S11 E43 Jul 06, 2026

Artist Paloma Vianey on Painting "The Most Dangerous City"

MJ On The Wall: Engineer Turned Self-Taught Painter Miles Johnson on His Art

S11 E42 Jul 02, 2026

MJ On The Wall: Engineer Turned Self-Taught Painter Miles Johnson on His Art

Bernard Feinsod on 17 Years Behind the Scenes In Media Production from Vice Media to Going Solo

S11 E41 Jun 29, 2026

Bernard Feinsod on 17 Years Behind the Scenes In Media Production from Vice Media to Going Solo

How Shakespeare Saved My Life: Jacob Ming-Trent on Trauma, Shakespeare & Black Joy

S11 E40 Jun 27, 2026

How Shakespeare Saved My Life: Jacob Ming-Trent on Trauma, Shakespeare & Black Joy

Atlanta-based Museum Registrar Solana Rostick on Black Arts Collections and Gallery 32

S11 E39 Jun 25, 2026

Atlanta-based Museum Registrar Solana Rostick on Black Arts Collections and Gallery 32

Artist Tyreek Morrison Discusses Fatherhood, Generational Legacy, and the Art of Collage

S11 E38 Jun 21, 2026

Artist Tyreek Morrison Discusses Fatherhood, Generational Legacy, and the Art of Collage

Maurice Scarlett III, Baltimore-Based Visual Artist, on Using Pain as Power and Re-Imagining Black Representation in Art

S11 E37 Jun 18, 2026

Maurice Scarlett III, Baltimore-Based Visual Artist, on Using Pain as Power and Re-Imagining Black Representation in Art

Kris Fulton of Sophomore Coffee on Building Trust Through Consistency and Why Physical Presence Still Matters

S11 E36 Jun 15, 2026

Kris Fulton of Sophomore Coffee on Building Trust Through Consistency and Why Physical Presence Still Matters