023: Sculpting Fayetteville's Artistic Identity with Eugene Sargent

In episode 23, we sit down with Eugene Sargent, a longtime Fayetteville artist known for his iconic public sculptures. Eugene opens up about his journey from a back-to-the-land hippie kid to a leading figure in the city’s artistic community. He shares insights into his creative process, how he approaches public art, and the importance of quirky, accessible art in shaping the city’s identity.Show Links:Eugene Sargent's websiteTerra StudiosMount Sequoyah ArtsFenix ArtsFayetteville Arts & CultureOrchard Square Bentonville

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