The Naked Truth: Queer Artist Interviews
The Naked Truth: Queer Artist Interviews was created to highlight the artists of the 2020 Naked Truth Pride Exhibition. Expanding beyond the 5 artists of the show, the show will continue beyond June with interviews of queer artists of all backgrounds and mediums, sharing their lives, discussing their work, and exploring the connections between their sexuality and their artistic practices, processes, and careers.Beyond the 2020 June show, The Naked Truth: Queer Artist Interviews seeks to amplify the reach of queer artists, as the freelance art community has been deeply affected by the COVID-19 crisis, both bringing their works to a wider audience and bringing us all closer through a digital community of celebrating art and sharing our unique narratives as queer people. Artists will mostly be based out of the mid-Atlantic region of the United States.
The Naked Truth: Queer Artist Interviews
The Naked Truth: Queer Artist Interviews - Scott G. Brooks
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Peter Pup Orpheus / Scott G. Brooks
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Season 1
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Episode 1
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Today we’re joined by visual artist Scott G. Brooks, in addition to exhibiting in galleries, he has illustrated several children's books, and his work is frequently featured on the cover of DC LGBT magazine MetroWeekly. In 2019, Scott was one of 25 finalists in the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Competition.
Examples of Scott's Work (including paintings referenced in the episode):
- Flight of the Magdalene
- New American Gothic
- The Lizard People Arrive in the New World
- Wanderlust
- Standing Model with a Big Stick
Ways to Connect with Scott:
- The Naked Truth Show Website
- Website: www.scottgbrooks.com
- Instagram: @scottgbrooksart
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/brooksini
- Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Scott-G-Brooks/374098574084
- Email: scott@scottgbrooks.com
During the interview, several paintings were mentioned:
- Paul Cadmus, 7 Deadly Sins Series (1945-1949 [excerpts])
- Paul Cadmus, Bar Italia (1953-1955)
- Raphael, School of Athens (1509-1511)
This episode was recorded using Zencastr.