Hunt Slonem's Artist Aviary
Friday, February 24, 2012
Manhattan’s West Side has plenty of artist studios, but none quite like Hunt Slonem’s. Studio 360 host Kurt Andersen recently dropped by the artist’s eccentric space, which is stuffed with plaster busts, chandeliers, neo-gothic furniture, Persian rugs, porcelain tchotchkes, dozens of live birds, and - oh yeah - paintings.
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Really enjoyed the Podcast on Hunt Slonem, however I have not been able to locate any information on the artist or music used at the end of the Podcast. Fortunately, it is stuck in my head but I would really like to expand upon the 30 seconds and listen to, and learn more about the Artist. It was a unique combination of instumental and vocal.
Thanks
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