2025 Artists Residency: 6 Artists and 3 Short Questions

Episode 10 of the The Center's Studio Podcast podcast, hosted by Center for Latter-day Saint Arts, titled "2025 Artists Residency: 6 Artists and 3 Short Questions" was published on September 26, 2025 and runs 39 minutes.

September 26, 2025 ·39m · The Center's Studio Podcast

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Summary

The Artists Residency at the Center concludes its 2025 cohort and asks the artists--Alexandra Mackenzie Johns (UK/Utah, literature & drama), David Jones (Oregon, music composition), Thayer Jonutz (Michigan, choreography), Zinta Jaunitis (United Kingdom, visual art), Jackie Leishman (California, visual art) and Daniel Martinez (Uruguay, visual art)--three questions. They are: what books they're currently reading, how Covid affected them and their art, and when they began to think of themse...

Episode Description

The Artists Residency at the Center concludes its 2025 cohort and asks the artists--Alexandra Mackenzie Johns (UK/Utah, literature & drama), David Jones (Oregon, music composition), Thayer Jonutz (Michigan, choreography), Zinta Jaunitis (United Kingdom, visual art), Jackie Leishman (California, visual art) and Daniel Martinez (Uruguay, visual art)--three questions. They are: what books they're currently reading, how Covid affected them and their art, and when they began to think of themselves as artists.

Music: "Please Only Tell Me Good News” by Stephen Anderson; used with permission.

Photo credit: Kah Poon Photography

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