We’re delighted with this excellent video of our special “PDX All Ages Radio Story Hour,” the culminating performance of a unique storytelling collaboration between EngAGE, Community Development Partners, Friendly House, the Multnomah Arts Center, and AARP Oregon. The show was recorded live with a studio audience in Portland, OR, and broadcast on our Experience Talks radio show on 90.7 KPFK-FM on 11/22/17. Please see our Flickr album for more photos.
Storytellers: Liam Eldridge, Monica Erwin, Linda Gary, Kate Lambert
Robbyn Myers, Eric Twigger, Steve Vertal
Musicians : Zoe Carpenter, Alyssia Menezes, Ronnie Robins
Teaching Artist & Director: Will Hornyak
Host: Tim Carpenter, EngAGE CEO/Founder
“Lubaina Himid, an artist who makes theatrical, witty and challenging works that address colonial history, racism and institutional invisibility, has won the 2017 Turner prize. Himid is both the first woman of color to win and, at 63, the oldest winner in the prize’s 33-year history, after it dropped its upper age limit of 50. . . . [2017] was the first full year of a rule change abandoning the upper age limit of 50 for artists, a restriction introduced in 1991. Some critics said it gave the Turner prize a more mature feel.” Read more about Himid in 
