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Innovators, Artists & Solutions: Part 2, FotoFest with Wendy Watriss
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Innovators, Artists & Solutions: Part 2, FotoFest with Wendy Watriss

With Hosts Elizabeth Bruce and Michael Oliver

Today, we present Part 2 of our conversation about FotoFest with Co-Founder Wendy Watriss.

Internationally renowned photojournalist Wendy Watriss founded FotoFest with her late husband and creative partner, Frederick Baldwin, and the late German art historian, Petra Binteler, in 1983 in Houston, Texas. Since then FotoFest’s dedication to advancing photography and visual culture through the presentation of exhibitions, public programs, and publications has only grown more vibrant.

For more information about FotoFest and Wendy Watriss, click here and here.

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Creativists in Dialogue
Creativists in Dialogue Podcast
Welcome to Creativists in Dialogue, a podcast embracing the creative life, with your hosts Elizabeth Bruce and Michael Oliver. In this weekly podcast, we interview people from all walks of life about the role that creativity plays in shaping who they are. We explore creativity at both the practical level, and the process level.
We also, on occasion, delve into the philosophical dimensions of creativity—that might have influenced a person’s life and work.
Importantly, not all the people we interview are “Artists”—though some are—but they all live their creativity every day in their fields of expertise, their relationships, and beyond.
In other words, we approach creativity as a vital force to a healthy life. Not only does it change the world but it changes who a person is and how they see themselves.