A is for Apple is an encyclopaedia of food and drink that takes a deep dive into food and drink culture letter by letter. Written and presented by Sam Bilton, Neil Buttery and Alessandra Pino.
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Scary Carrie of Witchy Kitchen and Spooky Sarah of Geeks Who Eat have teamed up to create Final Girls Feast, a podcast that discusses food in horror movies!
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Hello, everyone and welcome to Write Your Narrative. I’m your host, Pascal D. With more than a decade of experience in supporting and documenting local artists, I’m thrilled to embark on this journey with you. Each week, I’ll be engaging in conversations with graffiti writers, muralists, art curators, gallery owners, and all the creative minds shaping the South Florida street art scene. Don’t miss out on these fantastic conversations!
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Alexandra Seda, aka Miss Lushy, is a muralist, sign artist, graphic designer, and mixed media illustrator, makingher a colorful art influence in Miami with a keen eye for detail. Raised in Miami, she became fascinated by the city’s livelyhip hop culture and the emerging urban art scene. Her profound love for street art grew from admiration to activ…
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Episode 89: Hellbender (2022) with Toby Poser and John Adams
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1:24:49Sarah and Carrie are joined by Toby and Poser and John Adams to talk about their 2022 family powerhouse film Hellbender! We talk foraged magic, twigs and pinecones, eating fear, cannibalism, fuzzy wuzzies, going to town for a burger, complicated parenting, mouth birthing, and more!
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Known as 'The Miracle Ghost' (TMG), AES is a Miami artist who has gained recognition in the underground art scene through his graffiti that features a unique character. His artwork focuses on examining and interpreting the "Zeitgeist", sharing his spiritual journey through the fleeting nature of human life. TMG's kind and optimistic ghostly figure …
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S2E6 B is for Beef Wellington, Brains & Bovril
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1:02:55Welcome to Episode 6 of Season B. The theme is ‘Meat’ and Sam, Neil and Alessandra get beefy with three choice nuggets of fleshy goodness, looking at Beef Wellington, Brains and Bovril. Don’t get the meat sweats! Don’t forget the next episode is the Listeners’ Choice. Please send your suggestions (with a reason why you’ve chosen it) to aisofrapplep…
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Episode 88: Family Dinner (2022) with Brett Petersel and Bee Delores
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1:10:09Sarah and Carrie are joined by Brett Petersel and Bee Delores to discuss 2022's Family Dinner as the first installment in Folk Horror month! We talk (trigger warning) diet and weightloss, Easter paganism, more cannibalism, rabbit slaughter, culty nutritionists, and more!
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BONUS EPISODE: Stichelton Cheese with Joe Schneider
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34:47Welcome to this bonus episode of A is for Apple: An Encyclopaedia of Food & Drink. Last episode had the blue theme, and Neil chose to look at blue cheese, in particular Stichelton, which is made on the beautiful Welbeck Estate in rural Nottinghamshire. Neil spoke to Joe Schneider, who makes this delicious, unique farmhouse cheese. Neil cut the inte…
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Phillip Dunlap, who was born in Mason City, Iowa, currently leads the Cultural Division of Broward County. This local arts agency is responsible for managing the county's arts funding via grants, public art initiatives, and educational programs in the arts. Before taking on this role in April 2019, he spent 12 years as the Director of Education and…
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Episode 87: Cannibal Mukbang (2023) with Aimee Kuge and April Consalo
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1:18:15Sarah and Carrie are joined by writer/director Aimee Kuge and actress April Consalo to discuss Cannibal Mukbang! We get juicy, meaty behind the scenes details, we talk mukbang of course, cannibal romance, prop food, complicated dynamics, and more!
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S2E5 B is for Blue Cheese, Blue Corn & Borage
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1:11:49In Episode 5 the intrepid team enter their blue period. Neil finds out how a unique blue cheese was resurrected from obscurity thanks to some mouldy leather. Allie explores the significance of blue corn to the Hopi in Arizona. And Sam explains why a blue flower was believed to lift the spirits (and also looks great in a glass of Pimms). Useful Link…
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Renda's artistic expression is deeply rooted in his background as a Spoken Word and Slam Poet, with a central theme that highlights the transformative power of words, serving as a reminder that we can "write things into existence." Since his debut mural in Wynwood during Art Basel 2014, he has completed over 500 murals across 9 countries, showcasin…
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BONUS EPISODE: Barbecue like an ancient Greek with Thomas Ntinas
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15:47Check out Thom's podcast The Delicious Legacy here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-delicious-legacy/id1494707127 Watch Thom smoke pork and mutton over a charcoal fire like an ancient Greek: https://youtu.be/u7JN1pl_JVs?si=k-j6dZGYVne_0zUa The Odyssey by Homer: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1727/1727-h/1727-h.htm…
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Episode 86: Motel Hell (1980) with Chris Dortch II and Dustin Kramer
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1:21:19Sarah and Carrie are joined by Chris Dortch II and Dustin Kramer to talk about wacky garden cannibalism in Motel Hell (1980)! We've got cannibalism of course, 80s food philosophy and villain depiction, landscape of cannibalism films of the time, sustainable humans, smoked meats, roadside food, director Kevin Connor's foodie film legacy, and more! P…
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Meet Alessandra, known as Alessi, a 27-year-old visual artist from Peru who has made Miami her home. With a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts and Art History, she brings her expertise to life as a tour guide at the renowned Wynwood Walls, where she enthusiastically shares her deep appreciation and insights into street art with visitors who come to exp…
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BONUS EPISODE: Barbacoa with chef Edson Diaz Fuentes
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13:19In this bonus episode, Allie explores the rich tradition of barbacoa from Chef Edson Diaz-Fuentes' hometown, diving into its regional variations and the traditional pit-cooking techniques that define its deep, smoky flavours. They also discuss his journey through London’s dynamic food scene and how his three restaurants bring the heart of Mexican c…
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John Dominé, a New York-based photographer, is well-known for his series “My Street Art Opera,” which highlights street art from his journeys. In this series, Dominé skillfully captures and reimagines street art, providing a distinctive perspective on urban creativity. His work serves not only to document these artistic pieces but also to honor the…
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Episode 85: Intruder (1989) with Christie Gersten and Patrick Farmer
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1:29:45Sarah and Carrie are joined by Christie Gersten and Patrick Farmer to talk about the grocery store maniac film Intruder (1989)! We talk best kills, feast scenes, name brand (and no brand) food, sharp objects, charcuterie equipment, fart blossoms (?), eyeball olives, creative filming, and more!
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S2 E4: B is for Bakestone, Béchamel and Barbecue
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1:09:28Cooking is essentially a series of techniques. In Episode 4 Neil, Sam and Allie explore an ancient form of hearth cookery; find out why being called Béchamel could merit a kick in the posterior and get sizzling on the barbie. (No cakes or dolls were harmed in the making of this podcast 😉). Useful Links Neil’s recipes: https://britishfoodhistory.com…
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In this bonus episode of A is for Apple, Allie looks into the unexpected Britishness of bagels, their nostalgic ties to celebrations, and even their royal connections. In this episode: Discover how bagels earned a place in Good Housekeeping's 2024 best street party food list Learn about bagels' links to Queen Elizabeth’s Silver Jubilee and William …
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David Louf, aka Mr. June, began his creative journey as a breakdancer in the 1980's before immersing himself in graffiti in 1985 in the south of the Netherlands. With over 15 years as a graphic designer, Mr. June eventually decided to focus solely on his art, merging his skills in design, graffiti, and muralism into a singular artistic vision. His …
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Episode 84: Scooby-Doo and The Gourmet Ghost (2018) with Merrilee O’Neil and Angela Campbell
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1:25:35Sarah and Carrie are joined by Merrilee O'Neil and Angela Campbell for a fun and light episode - Scooby-Doo and The Gourmet Ghost (2018)! There's celebrity chefs, cats and dogs eating stuff they shouldn't, overly teched-out kitchens, tongs and fennel, food based mystery, and more!
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S2E3 B is for Baked Beans, Bath Buns & Bagels
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59:51In this episode of Season B, Sam, Neil and Ally focus on the world of baking. Sam cooks up some delicious (or not) baked beans, Neil considers the Bath bun and Ally dives into bagel culture. Useful links, references and things mentioned in the episode: Baked Beans Beans: A History by Ken Albala (2007) The Frugal Housewife by Lydia Maria Child (1829…
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Muta is a visual artist and muralist of Hispanic Americandescent, currently living in Miami, Florida. He is well known for his work in portraiture, as well as experimental and commercial art. Muta frequently engages with various public and cultural movements throughout North and Latin America, leveraging the influence of street art online. His appr…
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Episode 83: The Shape of Water (2017) with Jamie Alvey and Amanda Jane Stern
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2:43:38Sarah and Carrie are joined by lovely guests Jamie Alvey and Amanda Jane Stern for what might be our longest episode to date! We discuss 2017's The Shape of Water, including eggs galore, unnaturally green key lime pie, Kellogg's Cornflakes, filmmaking talk, monsters, and more!
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Welcome to a special extra tidbit excised from the previous episode where Ally, Sam and Neil talked about butteries. We ended up going off on one about the upper servants - off-topic, but interesting (we hope!) and so here it is for your aural entertainment. You can follow the A is for Apple Podcast on Instagram and X (Twitter). Sam Bilton also hos…
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Dias was born in Bogotá, Colombia, but he spent his childhood in Miami, surrounded by a highly creative family. He became interested in graffiti during middle school in Kendall, where many of his friends were into breakdancing and tagging. He drew inspiration from the graffiti section in the back of Source magazine, dedicating time to studying and …
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Episode 82: Crimson Peak (2015) with Alessandra Pino and Danielle Ryan
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1:54:02Sarah and Carrie are joined by delightful guests Alessandra Pino and Danielle Ryan to discuss 2015's Crimson Peak! We dig into gothic horror tropes, uneasy kitchens in crumbling haunted houses, gothic color theory, costuming, porridge, tea, and more!
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Marcus Borges aka Grabster, is a creative force born in Brazil and shaped by the bustling energy of New York, later cultivating his artistic style in South Florida. His art, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms, reflects years of independent exploration and a rich cultural background. With a keen eye for detail, his work features geome…
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S2E2 B is for Buttery, Bistro & Bournville
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1:06:18In this episode, we explore food places beginning with 'B.' Neil uncovers the buttery—not the hearty Scottish roll, but the traditional place where wine is stored. Allie dives into the origins and charm of the bistro, with its revolutionary roots where food and culture come together in cosy, intimate spaces. Meanwhile, Sam unwraps the story of Bour…
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Episode 81: A Haunting in Venice (2023) with Merrilee O'Neil and Michael Varrati
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1:32:59Sarah and Carrie are joined by Merrilee O'Neil and Michael Varrati, two verified Poirot heads, to talk about A Haunting in Venice (2023). We've got eggs, apples, a comparison of various Poirots through the years, multiple Hallowe'en parties, gothic palazzos, and of course honey!
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BONUS EPISODE: Fruit & berries: The Uncut Interview with Rachel Webster
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24:49This is the uncut discussion between Neil and Rachel Webster, Curator of Botany at the Manchester Museum. There is more talk of fruit and berries, including a gobsmacking fact surrounding avocado seeds, and we answer the all-important question: Is an apple a berry? Find out more about the Manchester Museum here You can follow the A is for Apple Pod…
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Episode 80: House of Spoils (2024) with Chanelle Sinclair
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1:26:12Sarah and Carrie are joined by Chanelle Sinclair, chef and owner of The Fates Bread and Bottle in Portland, to discuss House of Spoils (2024)! We get into all the chef politics, bread making, foraging, kitchen witchery, and more!
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Patrice Moretti, also known as Smog One, was born in Franceand raised in Paris, where he discovered his passion for drawing at the age of four. In the early 80s, when he was just 13, his family moved to Florida, where he encountered the vibrant Hip Hop culture and the exciting world of graffiti.As he progressed in his artistic journey, Smog develop…
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S2E1 B is for Bananas, Banting and Berries
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1:04:18Welcome back to Season 2 of the A is for Apple podcast where Sam Bilton, Dr Neil Buttery and Dr Alessandra Pino will be exploring the bountiful letter B. In this episode our team take a healthful approach to the start of the season. Allie goes bananas, Sam explores a once popular low-carb diet and Neil discovers why some fruits are only masqueradin…
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As a forward-thinking entrepreneur and influential figure in the South Florida art scene, Glayson Leroy is committed to supporting local artists and elevating their work. He has been instrumental in transforming the artistic landscape through initiatives like co-founding the Wynwood Mural Fest during Art Basel in Miami, along with Delray Walls in D…
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Episode 79: The Haunting (1963) with Sarah Matchette
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1:19:18We're back baby! Sarah and Carrie both had significant health journeys last year in different ways, but after a looooong break we are back. And joined by Sarah Matchette to discuss The Haunting (1963). We've got martinis, cranky cooks, dining room gatherings, peach shortcake, egg cups, and more. Happy New Year everyone!…
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Growing up in the dynamic era of the 80s and 90s, Brian,also known as Kaotik, immersed himself in the tagging and graffiti culture of Southern California from a young age. His journey took a new turn when he moved to South Florida in the early 2000s, where he experienced the remarkable evolution of Wynwood into a celebrated hotspot for graffiti and…
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Max aka ARIVE, is recognized as a key figure in the development of Miami's graffiti style and culture with the famous MSG Crew. He spent his formative years in Wynwood, which was quite different before the influx of restaurants and retail stores. He began tagging walls in the early 1980s, inspired by his older cousin, RIVSKI. He went on to become o…
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Oscar Montes, aka TREK6, has built an impressive and distinctive portfolio over the course of thirty years, showcasing a rich variety of mediums across numerous cities and cultures. His artwork serves as a vibrant exploration of resonance, utilizing color, line, and rhythm to delve into historical, indigenous, and regionally significant iconography…
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SE02-EP13 - Registered Artist and the aWall Project
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26:36Founded by Sergio Arce, also known as Registered Artist or RA, a passionate collective of artists set out to share their creativity and inspire collaboration. Their inaugural aWall Project took shape as they transformed a neglected wall in a Miami neighborhood into a vibrant canvas. The impact of their efforts resonated within the community, prompt…
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Jel Martinez, a Cuban American artist born in Miami, draws inspiration from graffiti and the process of vandalism removal. An original member of the Ink Heads Crew, his work reflects the layers and textures of urban walls, merging expressionism with contemporary “buffs”—the patterns left by city cleanupcrews. His paintings capture the dynamic inter…
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Based in the vibrant city of Miami, Weerdo is an artist whose journey began in Mexico and blossomed in Homestead. His artistic inspiration springs from the vibrant worlds of punk and hip hop, intricately linked to his cultural roots. With a foundation in street art and graffiti, Weerdo aims to create a visual uproar, jolting viewers from their comp…
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Mars is a talented muralist, graffiti artist, and signpainter based in Miami, with Colombian American roots. Her journey began in 2004 with graffiti, and by 2006, she was studying at the New World School ofthe Arts in Miami, where she explored fine art, drawing, and photography. By 2014, she had solidified her reputation as a skilled muralist and s…
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South Floridian artist Louie Diamondz draws his creativespark from the very essence of existence, from the core of an atom to the vast expanse of the cosmos. His unique blend of primitive and futuristic aesthetics stirs ancient echoes within the very fabric of your being, often referred to as your DNA. Through his artistic expressions, he tells the…
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From a tender age, Freaky has had a passion for art thatknows no bounds. She picked up a crayon as soon as she could stand, and her creativity has flourished ever since. Hailing from Miami and proudly embracing her Mexican roots, Freaky has left her mark on Wynwood with vibrant graffiti murals. As you wander through the neighborhood, her distinctiv…
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Erni Vales says: Someone recently told me I was old now, for the first time in my life I found that statement to be so funny. Yes, I have been here now many years but old, I don’t think so. It’s true I was painting subways cars in the 80s at a feverish pace which has brought me “legitimacy” in the graffiti art andcommercial world, a world that I re…
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SE02-EP06 - Ryan Ferrell aka The Wheelbarrow
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36:31Ryan Ferrell, aka The Wheelbarrow, is an artist and urbanart historian from Arizona, now living in Miami. Since 2002, he has exhibited his diverse visual art styles in Wynwood. Inspired by the area's fading fashion district, he created a unique screen-printing performance called Live FashionVandalism. His unique style, called Amorphism©, reflects t…
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SE02-EP05 - Danelle Pino & Michele Pino Nuno @WYN317 Gallery
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28:45Since its inception in 2013 by sisters Danelle Pino and Michele Pino Nuno, WYN 317 has emerged as a dynamic gallery that highlights Miami’s exceptional urban environment with a local flair. This authentic space brings together fresh talent, mid-career artists, and established creators from both the local and international scenes. With a focus on ae…
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SE02-EP04 - Tony Firpi @Devious Elements Apparel
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40:13Jose Antonio "Tony" Firpi, a photographer and graphic artist, founded Devious Elements Apparel (DEA) in 2015, inspired by the rich and diverse art scene of South Florida. His artistic vision is shaped by the influences of iconic figures such as David La Chapelle and Annie Leibovitz. Tony's creations are infused with the bold colors, urban flair, an…
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SE02-EP03 - Sergio J. Quiñonez a.k.a. SURGE
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37:47Sergio J. Quiñonez a.k.a. SURGE, a Postgraffisim artist with roots in Los Angeles and a upbringing in Miami, has taken his bold artistic vision from his sketchbooks to the vibrant streets of South Florida and beyond. His fascination with cartoons and striking colors, along with a passion for hip hop culture, has shaped his creative identity. Surge'…
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SE02-EP02 - JP Williams @ the Miami Art Society gallery
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42:58Founded in 2019, Miami Art Society gallery is led by JP Williams, who has been active in the art world for over ten years. His background includes various roles such as art handling, project management, curation, and event coordination. Williams has worked with many respected galleries and institutions in Miami, bringing a diverse set of skills to …
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