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Kemper ARTcasts

Produced in collaboration with KCUR 89.3 FM, Kemper ARTcasts is the Kemper Museum's podcast series. This project brings the voices and insights of artists, as well as community and curatorial voices, to a broad range of listeners. Listen to Kemper ARTcasts here and KCUR's website, or download them from iTunes to your iPod.

To subscribe to Kemper ARTcasts, copy and paste the following URL into iTunes or your aggregator of choice (in iTunes, select "Advanced" from the top menu and then select "Subscribe to Podcast"):

http://www.kemperart.org/podcast/rss.xml

	Katrina Survivor's Story
	4 minutes 56 seconds

Kansas City resident and Katrina survivor Claire Ulowetz recollects her displacement and volunteer efforts in the aftermath of the hurricane.

Above: David Bates, Dorgenois

	Empathetic Realism
	5 Minutes 12 seconds

Kemper Museum Curator of Education Beth Harris speaks with art critic and exhibition catalogue essayist Carl Little about how American artists from Thomas Eakins to David Bates have shaped a vision that addresses the human condition.

Above: David Bates, Katrina Portrait IV

	Interview with Artist: David Bates
	6 minutes 38 seconds

Kemper Museum curator Barbara O'Brien speaks with artist David Bates on his work in the exhibition David Bates: The Katrina Paintings.

Above: David Bates, The Flood

	Interview with Artist: Ian Davis
	4 Minutes 51 seconds

Kemper Museum curator Barbara O'Brien speaks with artist Ian Davis on his work in the exhibition Ian Davis: Faith in the Future.

Above: Ian Davis, Comeuppance

Music: November 3rd by Mara Gibson (b. 1972) | Performed by Sally Todd, piano and Steve Gilewski, bass, SUNY Buffalo, 1999, Buffalo, NY

	Settlement
	2 Minutes 11 seconds

Kemper Museum interim curator, Jason Myers, discusses human intervention on nature in the exhibition Settlement.

Above: Greg Rose, Tropicalia, 2003

Music: Reverse Fishing by Ad Astra Arkestra

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