An Interview with Senegalese artist Alioune Badara Kébé During CARAVAN Founding President Paul G. Chandler's recent visit to the historic...

An Interview by DakArtNews DakArtNews in Dakar, Senegal interviewed our President, Paul G. Chandler, regarding his own journey of growing up immersed in Senegal’s vibrant arts scene to the establishment of CARAVAN , focusing on the transformational power of the arts. To read this extensive interview, visit: https://dakartnews.com/2024/07/05/interview-with-paul-g-chandler-transforming-the-world-through-art/

An Interview with Oglala Lakota artist Wade Patton . CARAVAN President, Paul G. Chandler, had the privilege of interviewing the noted...

An Interview with Eastern Shoshone artist Joanne Brings Thunder. Paul G. Chandler, CARAVAN's President, had the opportunity to interview...

An interview with Thomas Faulkner, artist and priest. CARAVAN President, Paul G. Chandler, had the honor of interviewing artist and...

An Interview with Eastern Shoshone artist Talissa Abeyta CARAVAN President, Paul G. Chandler had the opportunity to interview emerging...

An Interview with Northern Arapaho artist Robert Martinez CARAVAN President, Paul G. Chandler, had the opportunity to interview the...

An Interview with Artist R.V. Greeves CARAVAN President, Paul G. Chandler, had the opportunity to interview the celebrated sculptor of...

Brian Whelan talks to CARAVAN Founding President, Paul G. Chandler When did you first realize you were an artist? Whelan: I was described as “a bit of an artist” all my childhood. The “bit” grew when I was 18 years old into something more when my tutor at an art foundation course described me as a painter. I still remember the feeling that gave me. It gave me a ‘vocation’ that I wasn’t looking for but that I probably needed as a young man. After studying at the Royal Academ

We invite you to read our previous Artist Spotlight interviews. Houda Terjuman (August 2021) Rodrigo Thome (February 2021) Ahmed Al Bahrani (November 2020) Jerome Meadows (July 2020 Alia Ali (March 2020) Faten Gaddes (Nov 2019) Shai Azoulay (August 2019) Sinan Hussein (June 2019) Qais Al Sindy (March 2019)

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