on episode 9 of The Color in Art, listeners meet Anu Mysore--the definition of a versatile artist. from theater and acting to modeling and dance as well as choreography, Anu covers it all. with that, however, comes the struggles and challenges of being an Indian-American artist. listen to this episode to explore more about the adversities Anu has faced when it came to college auditions, job bookings, and other discrimination that is much prevalent in the arts industry. send any questions to @thecolorinart on instagram, and enjoy!

on episode 8 of The Color in Art, listeners learn about the life of HQ Wang, an Asian artist whose life revolves around art and has been impacted significantly by DEI. growing up in Singapore then moving to the US for college, HQ has an experience like no other. listen now!

on episode 7, listeners learn about the life and stories of Sabine Hayes, a Haitian-American interior designer who has had years of experience in the industry. she shares her experience and observations as well as educates listeners in this insightful interview. her unique perspective will fascinate listeners and give them a new perspective. if you have any questions, send it on twitter @TCIApodcast or on instagram @thecolorinart. enjoy!

on episode 6 of The Color in Art, listeners get to hear the insight from Phil Solomon. Phil embodies a true artist--with dancing, acting, and singing in his repertoire. he has choreographed for studios and colleges throughout the tri-state area, and has performed in productions of RENT, In the Heights, The Wild Party, and Altar Boyz, in addition to being featured on the TODAY show and National campaigns on MTV. as a nationally-recognized artist, Phil brings a new perspective on how his identity has shaped his experiences in the arts, bringing insight that could help rising artists who may resonate with his story. this episode takes a look at the good and the bad of the dancing and the acting industry and what steps we can take to make the arts more equitable as a whole. as usual, if you have any questions about the episode, send it using the Spotify Q&A feature if you're listening on Spotify or send questions via twitter (@TCIApodcast) and instagram (@thecolorinart). enjoy! 

on episode 5 of The Color in Art, listeners get to learn more about the fascinating stories of Jane Wong, an Asian-American writer, poet, and teacher. From her own adversities to advice for minorities in the industry, Jane is honest and vulnerable with her words. through our conversations, listeners will learn about the literature industry and the numerous DEI stories within it. if you have any questions about the episode, send it using the Spotify Q&A feature if you're listening on Spotify or send questions via twitter (@TCIApodcast) and instagram (@thecolorinart). enjoy!

on episode 4 of The Color in Art, we dive deeper into the life of Nathan Bland and his experiences as a gay male ballet dancer and a studio director. he shares advice for current dance studio owners as well as dancers in the industry. through our conversation listeners get to learn more about DEI in the dance industry in the past and present. send any questions here on spotify, or on twitter and instagram! new episodes every other friday. enjoy!

on episode 3 of The Color in Art, i get to speak with Ashish Jois, a creative director in Mumbai, India. throughout our conversation, we speak about topics such as personal experiences in addition to discriminatory actions within the corporate and media field. get a glimpse of Ashish's life and his perspective regarding DEI in art. send any questions on spotify, twitter, or instagram! stay tuned for new episodes every other friday :)

on episode 2 of The Color in Art, i have a conversation with artists Anya Shukla and Kat Lau, who have taken initiative in their community to support teen artists of color through an organization they started called The Colorization Collective. through our conversation we get to learn more about DEI in art as a whole from topics such as TV and media representation to their own personal experiences in the community. send any questions on spotify, twitter, or instagram! new episodes every other friday. enjoy :)

through my personal experiences as well as an explanation of what "diversity, equity, and inclusion in art" truly means, listeners get a basic overview of what The Color in Art is all about. any questions? send it to @TCIApodcast on twitter or DM @thecolorinart on instagram and i will answer all of them in a future episode. stay tuned for new episodes every other friday :)