
In this episode, host Ann Shafer sits down with Venezuelan-born artist and educator Reinaldo Gil Zambrano. Based in Spokane, Washington, Reinaldo is a relief printmaking specialist whose work explores themes of home, heritage, and the universal human experience. As an Assistant Professor at Gonzaga University and co-founder of the Spokane Print and Publishing Center, Reinaldo discusses his commitment to "democratic" art-making and his role as a bilingual bridge-builder in the global print community. From his early education at United World College to his recent solo museum debut, Reinaldo shares how storytelling and collaboration remain at the heart of everything he carves. Show me the images !! 🔗 Relevant Links Reinaldo's Artist Website: rgzprints.com Spokane Print and Publishing Center: spokaneprint.org "Pulling Roots" Exhibit at the Northwest Museum: Northwest Museum - Reinaldo Gil Zambrano Spokane Print Fest: spokaneprintfest.org United World Colleges (Costa Rica): uwccostarica.org
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