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On The Air features Luther E. Vann and Aberjhani, artist and author of Elemental

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Elemental: The Power of Illuminated Love

Tune in to hear from two of Savannah, Georgia’s most acclaimed creative artists: painter Luther E. Vann, and award-winning writer Aberjhani as they talk about their collaborative project, Elemental: The Illuminated Power of Love with On The Air host, Marlive Harris!

 
icon for podpress  September 11, 2008 edition of On The Air with Luther E. Vann & Aberjhani [43:50m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Elemental: The Power of Illuminated Love consist of more than 60 color reproductions of art by Vann, and over 50 poems and two essays by award-winning writer, Aberjhani. The artwork throughout the book expresses Vann’s perception of spiritual principles active in the personal and public lives of people in New York and Savannah. Aberjhani’s poetry which complements the art explores themes like war, homelessness, the origins of love and spiritual consciousness.

Let Us Know Your Thoughts! If you have comments about our feature with painter, Luther E. Vann and author/writer Aberjhani, please let us hear from you via our Comment Line at (214) 615-6505 ext 9377. Thank you for listening to On The Air!

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2 Responses to “On The Air features Luther E. Vann and Aberjhani, artist and author of Elemental”

  1. Yvonne Perry Says:
    October 23rd, 2008 at 12:41 pm

    Savannah, GA! I’m from Atlanta. We visited Savannah when I was a kid and I loved that place.

  2. Nordette Says:
    February 7th, 2009 at 11:00 am

    Marlive, I finally had a chance to listen to this interview and really, it’s quite entertaining and informative. I learned a few things I didn’t know.

    Also, I chuckled when you said that you read some of Aberjhani’s work and said to your self, “Hmm. This somebody here knows how to write. We’re not playing here.” (possibly paraphrased) It reminded me of my thoughts when I first read him as well.

    Like you, I also thought of Monet when I saw Vann’s work. And yet it has something different, a sort of roped look that brings passion and depth.

    I’ll be looking for you more online and am now following you at Twitter. Like your concept here.

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