Art Fleming

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/artsmemphistv/3010-artsmemphistv-presents-bob-x Bob X is a freelance artist and illustrator living and working in Memphis, Tennessee. His art is prolific, spreading itself across many mediums - from paintings to logo designs, from silk screens to comics - while exhibited in many forms, it is always identifiable as the work of Bob X. In the 1980's Bob X was a key player in the 'ugly art' movement (a style consisting mainly of black and white pen and/or brush work line drawings that were often rough, but at the same time extremely complex and intricate). As the creator of XEX GRAPHIX, he helped lead the movement through his wild graphics and entangled designs. More recently, the work of Bob X was included in the 2010 publication, 'NEWAVE: the Underground Mini Comix of the 1980s,' available through Fantagraphics Books. And he was also recently recruited by Fulmer Helmets (a Memphis-based company) to design graphics for a new line of motorcycle helmets. Links Directory Profile http://www.livefrommemphis.com/bobx Bob X LFM Gallery - Drawings http://www.livefrommemphis.com/memphisarts/category/139-bob-x-drawings Bob X LFM Gallery - Illustrations and paintings http://www.livefrommemphis.com/memphisarts/category/138-bob-x Bob X Color Paintings Gallery http://www.mysteryhearsay.com/Xex_color_paintings.html Newave Book http://www.fantagraphics.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=1651&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=62&vmcchk=1&Itemid=62 Voo Dude Helmet http://www.fulmerhelmets.com/Product/rx2.html bob x 2 Credits Produced by Sarah Fleming Directed by Sarah Fleming and Christopher Reyes Camera and Editing by Christopher Reyes and Andy Bond Music by Alan Hayes

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/artsmemphistv/2865-artsmemphistv-presents-jenny-odle-madden Jenny Odle Madden is an actor, producer, and teacher living in working in Memphis. http://www.livefrommemphis.com/creativedirectory?sobi2Task=sobi2Details&sobi2Id=591 Born and raised in Memphis, Jenny began dabbling in theatre in High School and soon realized that it was a passion that she wanted to pursue. She attended the University of Memphis where she was able to study theatre both in the states and abroad in Europe, and where she would meet some of the collaborators she still works with today. After college, Jenny was offered an internship at Playhouse on the Square, which she gladly accepted. It was during this time that, working at Playhouse and exploring other theatre throughout the city, she fell in love with the notion of 'ensemble.' In the early to mid nineties Jenny (along with her collaborators) began to adapt Southern short stories into plays and was soon touring them around the world. Unbeknownst to them at the time, this was the beginning of Voices of the South - to date, Voices of the South has produced 30 new works. In addition to being a co-founder and Executive Producer for Voices of the South, Jenny is also Director of Plays at St. Mary's School, where she tries to instill in the kids an appreciation for the art of ensemble and improve. States Jenny, 'Theatre is a safe community environment where you can do anything and be accepted for that. Credits Produced by Sarah Fleming Directed by Sarah Fleming and Christopher Reyes Camera and Editing by Christopher Reyes and Andy Bond Additional Camera by Eric Swartz, Trevor Campbell, Savanah Bearden Thanks to Joe Mulherin Music by Alan Hayes Special thanks to Voices of the South, Project Motion, Theatre Works, and St. Mary's School.

http://www.livefrommemphis.com/flipside/644-warble Some bands defy description. The Warble, Alex Harrison (aka Alex Warble), Ben Baurmeister, Steve Pereira, and Judith Stevens are one of those bands. Sure, the jangly guitars and preening fiddles are folky, but what to make of the rambling song structures, unexpected instrumentation, electric interludes and, strangest of all, the popular live shows that mix striking visual art and freakish theatricality? One of the things that make The Warble so hard to categorize is that they do not recognize lines between music, visual art and theater. Can a band be its own genre? The Warble: http://www.livefrommemphis.com/thewarble CREDITS Producer/Director Sarah Fleming Director/Editor/Camera Christopher Reyes Editor/Camera Brad Phelan Camera Eric Swartz Additional Location Sound Chad White Production Assistance Shelly Gillett Title Illustration Design Alex Harrison Flipside is a production of Live From Memphis special thanks to Alex Harrison Judith Stevens Ben Bauermeister Steve Pereira Lance Turner additional videography by Andy Strong music 'OTIK' and 'Hurricane' performed by The Warble

Artists need communities. They need someone to compete with, someone to support them, someone to critique their work, someone to respond to, and someone to get a beer and commiserate with. www.livefrommemphis.com/rozelleartistsguild The Rozelle Artists Guild had its roots with a group of Memphis College of Art students who would get together to keep each other company while working on projects for school, but it has evolved into something bigger. Their collaborative philosophy extends beyond their own group, as they have worked on projects with Live from Memphis, among others. Named for its first home in a formerly abandoned warehouse at 822 Rozelle Street, the Guild is currently searching for a new space that will encourage artists of all stripes to discover the joys of collaborative creation. Rozelle Artists Guild www.rozelleartistsguild.org CREDITS Producer/Director Sarah Fleming www.livefrommemphis.com/sarah Director/Editor/Camera Christopher Reyes www.livefrommemphis.com/christopher Editor/Camera Brad Phelan www.livefrommemphis.com/brad Production Assistance Shelly Gillett www.livefrommemphis.com/shellygillete Title Illustration Design Alex Harrison www.livefrommemphis.com/alexharrison music by Christopher Reyes http://www.livefrommemphis.com/christopher special thanks to Shea Colburn Lauren Rae Holtermann Taylor Martin Booth Sartain Michael Roy Siphme Al Sylve Derrik Dent Jonathan Dodge Cliff Harrington William Justice Andy Breig Sally Caraway Mark Waguespack

Robert (Bob) Arnold is a writer, producer, and director for Chatterbox Audio Theatre. Originally from Arkansas, Bob moved to Memphis in 1998 to attend Rhodes College and has been here every since. Bob's interest in theatre began early in his life, performing in various community theatre and school productions throughout middle school, high school, and college, but he soon developed interests beyond the typical stage productions. In 2007, Bob saw the combination of his rising interest in recording, theatre, writing, and directing meld seamlessly together as Chatterbox Audio Theatre. A collaboration effort at its foundation (participation is completely voluntary), Bob describes Chatterbox as an 'old-time radio process' that deals with contemporary content. Chatterbox releases new shows on a monthly basis. Their latest production, 'Markheim,' will be availble later this summer. Until then, you can catch up on past shows. http://www.chatterboxtheater.org/shows Links http://www.livefrommemphis.com/creativedirectory?sobi2Task=sobi2Details&sobi2Id=582 http://www.chatterboxtheater.org/ Credits Produced by Sarah Fleming Directed by Christopher Reyes and Sarah Fleming Camera by Christopher Reyes and Sarah Fleming Edited by Christopher Reyes and Andy Bond http://www.livefrommemphis.com/sarah http://www.livefrommemphis.com/christopher http://www.livefrommemphis.com/andybond Special thanks to Odell Atkinson Michael Bechard Randal Cooper Jane Harris Ranetta Jackson Richard Jones Marquella Matthews Matty O'Shea Billy Pullen Barclay Roberts Karen Strachan Cheryl Wolder Theatre Memphis http://www.theatrememphis.org Memphis University School http://www.musowls.org/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=415 ArtsMemphisTV is a partnership between ArtsMemphis and Live From Memphis. http://www.livefrommemphis.com/artsmemphistv

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Director Ann Marie Fleming provides commentary for her film M.O.O.D.