Co-founders Sean and Scott Cross discuss their inspiration for creating a film festival in Vail and what separates the Vail Film Festival from other festivals around the country.
Tim Stenovec sat down with international art dealer Jim Tylich to
discuss his career in the art world and his gallery, Vail Fine Art. Mr.
Tylich talked about Impressionism and why he collects Impressionist works.
Host Juliana Broste sits down with wildlife photographer and Wildlife Wonders galleries owner Tony Newlin to discuss how he got his start, where he takes his pictures, and
his unique approach to wildlife photography. Newlin travels the world in search of wildlife in their
natural environment and uses non-intrusive techniques to get close to
the animals.
Tom Hoving, art curator and former director for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, stopped by Fresh Tracks on March 19, 2008, to discuss his books and the Getty Museum's efforts to return illegal antiquities.
Plum caught up with Italian artist Pino Daeni during his visit to Masters Gallery in Vail on Feb. 15, 2008. Daeni's vibrant paintings elicit feelings of love, nostalgia and family.
Not sure what sets a New Yorker cartoonist apart from the norm? Plum sat down with Mort Gerberg, Matt Diffee, Chad Darbyshire, Drew Dernavich, Carolita Johnson and Paul Noth from the New Yorker during Beaver Creek's 2008 Humor on the Slopes event in February.
Artist Robin Nash stopped by Fresh Tracks to talk about Women's History Month (March), the National Women's History Project and this year's theme of "Women's Art, Women's Vision".
Local magic man Danny Archer makes us cross-eyed with card tricks during his visit to Fresh Tracks on March 8, 2008. Look for him at the Vail Chophouse. He may just make a beer materialize or wave his hand and make your check disappear.
One of the primary roles of the Vail Symposium is to educate. Whether it's world affairs, geology, politics, history or science, the Symposium's Learningpalooza in February 2008 covered all the hot spots. Oh yes ... for those of you trying to solve the puzzle, the answer is 'C.'
The Vail Valley Foundation's Sarah Dixon stopped by Fresh Tracks on March 7, 2008, to give us a heads up on big events coming in the spring. The Young Dubliners and The Radiators are coming for FREE concerts, American Ski Classic and a number of huge Vilar Center performances cap the ski season in the next few weeks.
