WAM Tera Hedrick & Molly McFerson | Thinking Out Loud W Samuel David | Ep. 30
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WAM Tera Hedrick & Molly McFerson | Thinking Out Loud W Samuel David | Ep. 30

In this engaging conversation on Thinking Out Loud with Samuel David, the host sits down with two amazing guests, Tara Hedrick and Molly McFerson from the Wichita Art Museum. The episode dives into the world of art, exploring a special exhibition by artist Robert Peterson titled "Somewhere in America." Tara, the curator, and Molly, the Director and CEO of WAM share their love for art and the meaningful experiences that art brings to communities. They also reflect on their personal journeys into the art world, the emotional connections that come through curating exhibitions, and how art creates bridges between people across time and cultures. The discussion showcases the energy and heart that the Wichita Art Museum team brings to their mission of making art accessible and relevant to everyone.

Join them as they talk about the inspiration behind the exhibition, the significance of art in everyday life, and the powerful connections art fosters in the community.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - Introduction and overview of Thinking Out Loud
01:10 - Introduction of special guests Tara and Molly
02:40 - "How is your spirit?" – glowing with excitement from the exhibition
04:50 - Talking about the Robert Peterson exhibition, "Somewhere in America"
07:15 - The journey of discovering Robert Peterson's work
10:45 - Acquiring the painting "Sunday Kind of Love"
14:20 - Creating a major exhibition for Robert Peterson
18:35 - Passion for art and making it accessible to everyone
21:55 - Art as a connector across time and culture
25:30 - The emotional impact of art on people and communities
30:40 - Favorite pieces in the exhibition and the meaning behind them
33:15 - The Wichita Art Museum's commitment to accessibility and making art free for the public

This episode is perfect for art lovers, museum enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the personal and cultural significance of art!

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