ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival
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The ArtiGras Podcast, presented by the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, is your gateway to the thriving art and culture scene of Palm Beach County. While rooted in the spirit of the ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival, the podcast explores a wide array of topics that celebrate the region's rich artistic heritage. From in-depth conversations with local and visiting artists to discussions about upcoming cultural events and exhibitions, the ArtiGras Podcast connects you to the rich and diverse artistic community that defines Palm Beach County, all year round.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sarah LaPierre makes Palm Beach County's creative life legible through warm interviews about practice, institutions, personal history, and community work.
ArtiGras Podcast follows the working lives behind Palm Beach County's creative community. Sarah LaPierre leads solo and paired interviews with artists and cultural organizers, asking how a practice develops, how an organization survives, and how personal experience becomes…
A painter wants your phone away; a journalist wants your family stories saved.
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A warm arts conversation where style meets community work, practical creativity, and affection.
Amanda Perna leads a bright local conversation about fashion, visual flair, and the practical side of creative community work. The discussion moves from design to boards, nonprofit partnerships, and restoring overlooked objects to useful life, so it keeps a clear sense of motion…
An arts interview about creative labor, community support, and the people behind the work.
Trina Slade-Burks and Anthony Burks Sr. come across as the heart of this arts-focused episode, especially when they talk about what it takes to keep creative work going.
A symphony leader treats programming, timing, and hospitality as part of the performance.
David McClymont presents the Palm Beach Symphony as an organization shaped by programming, timing, and service as much as by sound. He shows how strong music has to sit alongside a crowded calendar of other nonprofits and galas, and how closely social calendars, donor…
A steady conversation that connects the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, local history, and the River to Reef Arts Festival.
This episode keeps its focus on the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and the people tied to it, with Sarah LaPierre giving Peter DeWitt and Katrina Heller room to talk about the site as a lived place, not just a landmark.
A local festival conversation that makes the setup feel as important as the stage.
Jupiter Harbor Fest comes across as a new two-day festival in Jupiter, Florida, built around music, food, a local market, and a Sunday headline set from Samantha Russell Band.
A Palm Beach arts conversation that frames the festival through Stanbury's path into the county.
The episode follows Lloyd Stanbury in conversation with Sarah LaPierre about the Palm Beach Reggae Music and Art Festival, and it makes the local connection feel immediate.
A multidisciplinary artist describes the work, then meets it in public.
This segment tracks Sarah LaPierre in conversation with Janine Talbot, and it gives clear shape to a multidisciplinary practice where filmmaking sits at the center while painting, writing, photography, sculpting, and directing still matter.
A warm, conversational festival episode built around local creative biography.
Artie Graw Podcast's conversation with Subtropic Film Festival stays close to the people behind the event. Sarah LaPierre gives Noelia Rubino and David Hamzik room to explain how a very new festival came together, and Noelia's path from the Miami Film Festival to the West Palm…
Art historian Tamar Avishai interviews critics, curators, and writers about single paintings and ideas.
Jennifer Dasal narrates art history's overlooked lives, from Picasso's police file to Rauschenberg and Twombly's romance.
Russell Tovey and Robert Diament interview artists about their materials, biography, and process.
Cinematographer Roger Deakins and James Deakins interview film crew about the craft behind specific shots.
Robert Bound interviews artists and reviews new film, book, and music releases with critics.
Sound art from places, recordings, and memory.
Jim Barbato begins with a slow turn.
Paint is still on Sarah LaPierre's hands.
Subtropic Film Festival gets a warm, close look.
David McClymont starts close to home.
Discomfort points the way in this one.
Scott Jeffries walks in wearing his own art, and Sarah LaPierre uses that detail as the doorway into a warm talk about being seen, starting with nothing, and trusting the creative pull already in you.
Storytelling starts at home here.
Theater starts with a place.
Palm Beach County feels like home here.
At Jupiter Lighthouse, history feels close.
Community comes first.
Jupiter needed a music festival.
Food becomes art here.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews multi-hyphenate Tiffany Lanier about her work as a speaker, facilitator, and coach, and her involvement in the local art scene.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews Jessica Ransom, Director of Artist Services, about her career transition into the arts and the role of a curator.
Amanda Perna shows up in full color.
Art becomes a way to look after people.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews ceramic artist and executive director Jenny Licata about her transition from psychology to ceramics and her work at the Lighthouse Art Center.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews emerging photographer Kelvin Small III about his artistic journey and how a $20 camera changed his life.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews Grace Gadanek, program director of Arts Warehouse, about the facility's galleries, studios, and events.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews Carla Stancifer, curator of arts at the Morikami Museum, about her background in Japanese art and the museum's offerings.
An interview with artists from the Ben Ziton Center for Creative Arts about their backgrounds and the center's role in the community.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews multi-talented artist Craig McGinnis about his diverse career in painting, murals, and haunted house design.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews museum educators from the Norton and Boca Museums about their career paths and behind-the-scenes work in curation and education.
Host Sarah LaPierre interviews fluid abstract artist Molly Leach about her art style and background.