Carla Cope's guest appearances

Carla Cope

Artist Talks @ Bunnell

Field Notes: An Exploration of Functional Medicine

Hannah Crum

Shivan Sarna

Steven Masley

Michael Walsh

Heather Aardema

Tim Easton

Catherine Clinton

Michael Collins

Amy Meissner

Jeffrey Bland

Tim Jackson

Marc David

Debra Atkinson

Tony Kasandrinos

Tom O'Bryan

OwlTail

= “As an artist, I think we need relationships, not just with other people, but with art and the spaces in our environments.”   In this episode, Dr. Rob Downey speaks with Carla Cope, a local artist who has created the well-known video background for the Field Notes podcast. They discuss the importance of art on the journey to healing and recovery, and how it can be implemented into hospitals to brighten the mindset of patients.   Timestamps: [05:31] The power of nature through art [10:39] What are healing spaces in hospitals? [17:58] Carla’s personal message in her artwork [26:00] Making space: the importance of “room to breathe” [33:33] Visual tour of Carla’s work throughout the clinic

= “As an artist, I think we need relationships, not just with other people, but with art and the spaces in our environments.” In this episode, Dr. Rob Downey speaks with Carla Cope, a local artist who has created the well-known video background for the Field Notes podcast. They discuss the importance of art on the journey to healing and recovery, and how it can be implemented into hospitals to brighten the mindset of patients. Timestamps: [05:31] The power of nature through art [10:39] What are healing spaces in hospitals? [17:58] Carla’s personal message in her artwork [26:00] Making space: the importance of “room to breathe” [33:33] Visual tour of Carla’s work throughout the clinic

The True Art of Healing | Carla Cope, Artist

May 7, 2020, featured Alaska artists Amy Meissner and Carla Cope. Amy Meissner combines traditional handwork, found objects and abandoned textiles to reference the literal, physical and emotional work of women. She has shown internationally with textile work in the permanent collections of the Anchorage Museum, the Contemporary Art Bank of Alaska and the Alaska Humanities Forum as well as various private collections. Carla Cope, from Homer, graduated with a BFA from Oregon College of Art and Craft in 2003 and lived and painted in Oregon, Wisconsin and California before moving back to Homer in 2010. Carla “finds fresh inspiration in this beautiful and quirky place. I’m driven by color and pattern. My imagery is derived from personal narrative and the messy, lyrical, tragic and profound experience of being an Alaskan woman, an artist, and a mother.” more.

May 7, 2020, featured Alaska artists Amy Meissner and Carla Cope. Amy Meissner combines traditional handwork, found objects and abandoned textiles to reference the literal, physical and emotional work of women. She has shown internationally with textile work in the permanent collections of the Anchorage Museum, the Contemporary Art Bank of Alaska and the Alaska Humanities Forum as well as various private collections. Carla Cope, from Homer, graduated with a BFA from Oregon College of Art and Craft in 2003 and lived and painted in Oregon, Wisconsin and California before moving back to Homer in 2010. Carla “finds fresh inspiration in this beautiful and quirky place. I’m driven by color and pattern. My imagery is derived from personal narrative and the messy, lyrical, tragic and profound experience of being an Alaskan woman, an artist, and a mother.” <a href="https://www.bunnellarts.org/inspiration-in-isolation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">more.</a>

May 7, 2020- Inspiration in Isolation w/ Amy Meissner & Carla Cope