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Who Arted?

Who Arted?

By: David Morrison and Greg Stone
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On "Who Arted?” we'll explore the vibrant and diverse art scene in Tulsa, bringing to light the stories, inspirations, and creations of local artists. Each episode will feature in-depth interviews with painters, sculptors, photographers, musicians, and more, providing listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at the creative processes and unique perspectives that shape Tulsa's artistic landscape. Join local artists David Morrison and Greg Stone on this auditory journey as we paint a vivid picture of the talent and creativity that defines our city's art community.

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Episodes
  • Who Arted? with Rita Rowe

    Who Arted? with Rita Rowe
    Aug 19 2025

    One of Tulsa's most noted abstract expressionists, Rita Rowe joins the podcast to talk about her journey from radio and advertising to painting. Along the way, she shares some of her inspirations and how artists can develop their voices.

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    45 mins
  • Who Arted? with Richard Bay

    Who Arted? with Richard Bay
    Aug 5 2025

    Artist, teacher, and Fulbright Scholar Richard Bay joins the podcast to discuss his show Outside Heroes Inside My Mind, currently at Arts@302 in Broken Arrow. In this wide-ranging conversation, Richard weighs in on the debate about "stuff versus art" and on the need for more joy and laughter in life.

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    46 mins
  • Who Arted? with Sean Tyler

    Who Arted? with Sean Tyler
    Jul 29 2025

    A self-proclaimed "evangelist" for old techniques and materials, artist Sean Tyler kicks off season two of the podcast to discuss her recent fiber arts show at Tulsa Artists' Coalition Gallery. She shares her years-long dedication to preparing the show and explains why craft media can't be replaced by artificial intelligence.

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    39 mins
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