A Real Piece Of... Art (broadcast January 12, 2021)

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Sandee & RT discuss gender(ed) performance, unmentionable pleasures and repressed desires in sport in Hazel Meyer’s Muscle Panic, which closed at the Dunlop Art Gallery on Friday + Professor Risa Horowitz exposes some bold truths about her job as a university professor and department head. A Real Piece of... Art is a volunteer-made program for CJTR 91.3 FM Regina Community Radio by Sandee Moore. Risa Horowitz Dunlop Art Gallery

A Real Piece Of... Art (broadcast January 12, 2021)

A Real Piece of... Art host, Sandee Moore, presents some good stuff that was cut from her shorter interview with Alex King, David Garneau and Jerôme Melancon about Regina’s John A MacDonald statue broadcast in the fall of 2020. A Real Piece of... Art is created by volunteers for CJTR 91.3 FM Regina Community Radio.

A Real Piece Of... Art (aired September 1 & 8 2020)

Curious to understand why people are calling for the removal of the John A Macdonald statue from Regina’s Victoria Park? Listen to the empathetic, insightful and profound open letter penned by my guests: Alex King, David Garneau & Jérome Melancon, who also share their nuanced opinions and suggestions for ways forward. A Real Piece of... Art is created for CJTR 91.3 FM, Regina Community Radio.

A Real Piece of... Art (aired June18, 2020)

Lillian and Sandee talk to artist Cindy Baker about her dreams, disappointment, endurance, dedication, catharsis, contact, COVID-19 dreams and the end of the world. We’ll describe dreams and artworks for eachother and then share our drawings with each other. I invite you to share your drawings of the dreams and artworks described on this episode of A Real Piece of... Art with us on our instagram (@realpieceofart2019) and facebook accounts.

A Real Piece of Art (broadcast March 12 & 19, 2020)

Sandee questions R-T about Christi Belcourt’s paintings, on view at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, whose surfaces are pebbled with acrylic dots approximating beadwork to urge us to examine our relationship to nature. On the segment A Real PIece of Work, Margaret Bessai tells us about making conversation for a living.