Art

The first HEARTSIQ event will be thrown at The Yellow Cab Tavern on Friday, November 11, 2022. HEARTSIQ is a queer art and dance party.

Over the course of a lifetime, an artist may produce hundreds of works. And if they don’t make it big, what happens to it all when the artist dies? Culture Couch producer Susan Byrnes finds out as she follows the story of the late Dayton painter Curtis Barnes.

We meet two artists whose time together, as partners, colleagues, and collaborators is central to their creative and community life. Ashley Jude Jonas and Nicholaus Arnold talk with producer Susan Byrnes at their North Dayton home, also known as Blue House.

Stephen Walter was sentenced on Monday. He is one of three men indicted in connection with supplying the fentanyl-laced pills that contributed to the rapper's accidental overdose in 2018.

We join producer Susan Byrnes and meet Yufeng Wang, a professor of history and Chinese language at Sinclair Community College who is an accomplished artist in the ancient tradition of Chinese brush painting.

Vick Mickunas interviews returning guest Ben Miller to talk about a book written by Dorothy James that he edited; Full of Hunger and Full of Bread. The World of Jura Soyfer 1912-1939.

We'll see how artists can reach across time to create something new. We meet painter Zachary Armstrong, a self-taught artist whose best teachers are pictures from the past. Producer Susan Byrnes joins him in his East Dayton studio.

We explore how things change over time, especially in the time of COVID. We join producer Susan Byrnes as she visits with artist Tess Cortes in Kettering.

Join producer Susan Byrnes as she follows itinerant community artist, teacher and photographer Tim Wells in Darke County, Ohio.

This story is about reinvention and making the time to begin again. Producer Susan Byrnes joins retired photographer Dennie Eagleson at her homestead in Yellow Springs as she explains how she’s taken up something new.

Two groups in Dayton, OH collaborate for the first time helping Black artists bring their work to a larger portion of the public.

The three-part docuseries tracks the rappers rise, starting as an up-and-coming producer in Chicago.