Kyle Hobratschk's guest appearances

Kyle Hobratschk

SMU Meadows 50th Anniversary

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SMU Hello, Hilltop

Dan Carillo

Willie Baronet

Jordan Chlapecka

Samantha McIntyre

Travis LaMothe

Haley Adams

Paula Selzer

Gabe Travers

Maura Sheffler

Marcello Ortega

Sarah Montonchaikul

Simon Alhibai

Annalise Jackson

Deepa Liegel

Loni Nunziata

OwlTail

Fifty-five miles south of Dallas lies the sleepy town of Corsicana, Texas. Known for its award-winning cheerleading program and the Collin Street Bakery (the world’s largest manufacturer of fruit cakes), it’s also home to a world-renowned artist residency, 100W. Housed in the now-defunct 1898 Odd Fellows Lodge, 100W hosts rotating groups of artists and writers for several month-long residencies. Kyle Hobratschk founded 100W in 2012 and has hosted artists from around the world who’ve utilized the space and the town in fascinating ways. The allure of Texas is legendary, and many of Kyle’s residents use their time to investigate the town while deepening their artistic practice. In our conversation, we talk about the challenges of running a residency, why it matters, and the impact of creative practitioners in small towns. This episode was recorded on May 26, 2020Find out more about 100W here: http://www.100westcorsicana.comOn Instagram @100w_corsicana @khobratschk @anteroom_corsicanaMusic credit: Maurice Ravel's String Quartet in F major - II. Assez vif, très rythmé produced by the Isabella Stuart Gardener Museum (issued under a Creative Commons License). 

Fifty-five miles south of Dallas lies the sleepy town of Corsicana, Texas. Known for its award-winning cheerleading program and the Collin Street Bakery (the world’s largest manufacturer of fruit cakes), it’s also home to a world-renowned artist residency, 100W. Housed in the now-defunct 1898 Odd Fellows Lodge, 100W hosts rotating groups of artists and writers for several month-long residencies. Kyle Hobratschk founded 100W in 2012 and has hosted artists from around the world who’ve utilized the space and the town in fascinating ways. The allure of Texas is legendary, and many of Kyle’s residents use their time to investigate the town while deepening their artistic practice. In our conversation, we talk about the challenges of running a residency, why it matters, and the impact of creative practitioners in small towns. This episode was recorded on May 26, 2020Find out more about 100W here: <a href="http://www.100westcorsicana.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.100westcorsicana.com</a>On Instagram @100w_corsicana @khobratschk @anteroom_corsicanaMusic credit: Maurice Ravel's String Quartet in F major - II. Assez vif, très rythmé produced by the Isabella Stuart Gardener Museum (issued under a Creative Commons License).

Founding an Artist Residency in small-town Texas: Kyle Hobratschk, Founder + Executive Director, 100W Corsicana

SMU students Maddie Johnson ('20) and Kori Goerlitz ('22) interview Kyle Hobratschk ('11) and Travis LaMothe ('13) of 100 West Corsicana Artist and Writer Residency, along with being members of the Meadows 2050 Council in this episode of "Hello, Hilltop!"

Interview with Kyle Hobratschk ('11) and Travis LaMothe ('13)

Interview with Kyle Hobratschk and Travis LaMothe