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Performance artist Matt Savitsky moves to California for graduate school, leaving behind some sculptures and a lot of memories of good times (and other times). 
Roberta and Libby interview Jordan Griska in this 14-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Roberta and Libby interview Joe Leroux and Stacey Lee Webber in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Roberta and Libby interview Amber Dorko Stopper in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Roberta and Libby interview Tyler Kline in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Roberta and Libby interview Amir Lyles in this 13-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Roberta and Libby interview Susan Myers in this 11-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Roberta and Libby interview Derek Frech, Joe Lacina and Daniel Wallace of Extra Extra gallery in this 13-minute podcast for Artblog Radio. 
Claes Gabriel (Claes is pronounced "Clays") makes bright-colored totemic shapes from stretched canvas over wood armatures. The works show the artist's attention to detail in crafting and painting. The artist, who was born in Port au Prince, Haiti in 1977 is not making "black art" but rather painting his feelings, he says. He's the son of a famous Haitian artist, Jacques Gabriel, and yes, he was named after Claes Oldenburg. Claes came to the US in 1989 and studied at Maryland Institute College of Art (BFA 1999) and while right now he's in Philadelphia, his long-range plans involve living in Europe. 
