Inside The Art World With Alex Nunez, presented by “Lying on the Beach on Camera” hosts Steve Greenberg and Lois Whitman-Hess. We started this episode by yaking, with no formal intro. We couldn’t help ourselves.
Alex Nunez is not only one of the most daring and talented artists we know, she is also an eloquent public speaker, a very unusual tech DJ, and is absolutely funky gorgeous.
Alex is the Program Manager at the Fountainhead Residency, host of the podcast “Sunday Painter (www.sundaypainter.net)” and most known for her pop culture compositions and large scale paintings filled with explosions of color, texture, and sheen.
She has more degrees than the hot sun of Miami, BA from Loyola University, she completed international workshops at Firenze Arti Visive, Florence and Metàfora, Barcelona. She received her Post-baccalaureate diploma from School of the Museum of Fine Firenze Arti Visive, Florence and Metafora, Barcelona. She also received her Post Baccalaureate Diploma from SMFA, Boston and MFA from Hunter College. Upon completion, she was awarded the C12 Emerging Artist Fellowship.
Many employers are pushing people to take time off to avoid burnout, but there’s a fiscal reason for bosses’ vacation enthusiasm too. Unused vacation time is logged as an accounting liability on corporate balance sheets, so companies notice when it adds up, says Peter Cappelli, a professor of management at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.
Thank you Books & Books, one of the country’s best independent book chains, for the most enjoyable times during @stayathome.
The virtual evening with two of America’s best writers: James McBride (The Color of Water) and Jason Reynolds (Miles Morales: Spider-Man) was so rewarding. Jason interviews James on his new book “Deacon King Kong.” Their exchange was priceless.
I was stunned this morning when I received my daily YouTube recording of the Audiophiliac show with Steve Guttenberg. After so many years knowing him, all of his fans got introduced to Mrs Audiophiliac! She is spectacular. What a delightful surprise. I couldn’t imagine who he was married to considering all of his dedicated interests. It takes a talented and gifted woman to be a great partner. Bravo!
“Lying on the Beach On Camera,” with hosts Steve Greenberg and Lois Whitman-Hess, is so excited to present this zoom discussion with Victoria Lang, one of the major producers in the theater world. She details her best understanding of when we may see live theater again.
Victoria has enjoyed an award-winning career in theatre, television, film, concerts and podcasts.
Victoria is a Founder and Managing Partner of Off Broadway Touring and was a Founding Partner and Co-President for over 15 years of PLUS Media, Inc., one of the largest producers of lifestyle programming for television nationwide.
Recent Broadway productions include TOOTSIE (Tony nomination), THE CHER SHOW, SYLVIA, 1984, and ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILE.
Her production of the smash hit MATT & BEN was called “The Hottest Play in New York” by Newsweek Magazine and “One of the Top 5 Plays of the Year” by TIME Magazine.
I’m the proud owner of these compact, but very detailed Penguin books which have given me countless hours of sheer joy learning about people, places and things of interest. 90 per cent bought at Books & Books in Miami. Others were gifts. Perfect for ages 6 to 106. Everything you need to know.
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton, wants us to buy his book, but he still won’t vote for Biden. He told Bill Maher last night that his philosophical differences with Biden on national security keeps him from casting a democratic vote.
Meanwhile, he claims that Trump is the most dangerous President in the history of the United States and has made this country the biggest loser in terms of international relations, health, and moral values.
Yet, he won’t help remove Trump from the White House with a vote for Biden. In my mind, there is only one way to deal with this kind of attitude. Don’t buy his book. Eliot did before we understood Bolton’s intentions. Eliot said it’s a tough read, very slowly paced. I think it’s a waste of time. We all already know that Trump is evil, a bum, a con artist, immoral and totally self-serving. What more can you possibly learn?
Back In NYC
It still warms my heart that the building we lived in for 40 years, in NYC, still has a strong sense of community. Many families in the coop gather on the roof garden every night for some social interaction in the great outdoors.
The building is not a fancy one, but its location and aerial view are just perfect. You are smack in the middle of the city with all of its dancing lights. My girlfriend Marilyn posted this on Facebook. While the residents maintain their social distance, they all still should be wearing masks. They have been together for months, so they consider themselves family.
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