Mind of an Artist II: 6 Artists Set to Take the Stagei
Apr 12, 2023
Dallas, Texas Apr 11, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Mind of an Artist is proud to announce their second artist interview series, Mind of an Artist II, on April 21, 2023 at Texas Theatre. A collaboration between Artist DIY, Dallas Arts and Culture and Mind of an Artist, this series will feature six established artists -II Kold, Sonia Kilo, Sour Grapes, WHERON, Jd Moore, and Joaquin Zinhuatenejo - with live interviews conducted by Raymond Butler.
The series is an opportunity to bring the stories of celebrated artists directly to the community, while providing insight, inspiration, and encouragement to aspiring talent. Texas Chuckle and DJ ETERNOS will serve as the evening's hosts, and the event will be free of charge.
Mind of an Artist was founded in 2020, and has since strived to cultivate an environment of success and motivation for creatives. This next installment of the Mind of an Artist interview series serves to continue that goal by providing real-time examples of creative and professional success.
Highlights from the evening:
6 renowned artists from the art, music, and fashion scenes
Interviews conducted by Raymond Butler
Hosted by Texas Chuckle and DJ ETERNOS
Free entry for all attendees
Mind of an Artist is an artist interview series that aims to spread success stories and inspiration to communities. Through interviews, collaborations and events, they strive to cultivate an environment of success and motivation for creatives. Mind of an Artist II, on April 21, 2023, is their most ambitious project yet.
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