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This is a special episode of The Lonely Pallet, the podcast that returns art history to the masses, one painting at a time, and today, one live event at a time.

I'm Tamarvi Shai.

Today's episode is audio from an event that I had the privilege of participating in at the PRX Podcast Garage in Alston, Massachusetts, which is a community

podcasting space founded by the public radio exchange. The podcast garage also acts as a community

art gallery for local artists, and this event was the opening reception for two of these

artists, the collage artist Aikwa Holmes,

and the late sculptor Vuzi Maduna. As a local Bostonian art podcaster, I was invited to help

bridge the gap and produce audio for the event in true lonely palette fashion by interviewing

passers-by, in this case a bunch of podcasters, in front of Aikwa's piece,

all fly home.

Aikwa and I then had a great discussion about her work, and then the evening was brilliantly

capped with a curator talk by art historian Barry Gapier.

And I hope you're able to distill from the audio what a truly incredible night it was.

So without further ado, Keepers of the Culture, a celebration of Holmes and Medina at the PRX podcast garage.

Thank you.

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