Robert Carter is a visual artist, photographer, writer, and arts educator based in Philadelphia. His figurative work often features brown skin in a range of hues, set against vibrant colors and lush textures. Carter is known for his ability to capture the beauty and diversity of people, as well as his exploration of history, culture, and music in his artwork. He is a Black Arts Fellow with Mural Arts and has taught photography workshops at Fleisher Art Memorial.
Robert discusses his work and his experiences as an artist. Carter's figurative work often features brown skin in a range of hues, set against vibrant colors and lush textures. He draws inspiration from people, love, and the moments that connect us. Carter discusses his artistic process, which is influenced by the media he consumes and the themes that resonate with him. He also shares his journey as an artist, from his early interest in fashion design to his discovery of photography. Carter emphasizes the importance of accurately representing people of color in his work and the joy he finds in teaching and supporting other artists.
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Had an amazing conversation with visual artist and photographer, Robert Carter, on the latest episode of the podcast. We talked about his journey as an artist and the power of storytelling through photography. Check it out!
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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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