Franklin’s new release Too Much Midnight blends visual and literary arts, and is the 2020 rebellion book of the year…
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‘My practice as an artist and educator is a constant reminder that we need to create opportunities for people to engage in play...’
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‘All of the projects that I have designed, built, and worked on all come down to the same goal: creating a platform for others to share their voice, creativity, and ideas...’
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‘Putting out my album Really Human mid-quarantine—that obviously wasn’t the plan. In a normal world, I’m out playing at least four or five times a week...’
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‘The potential of experiencing art more privately, outside of institutions, actually feels very exciting right now…’
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‘Many people believe that art and culture are the furthest things away from capitalism...’
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‘I am self taught when it comes to film. In this new genre, I feel open and brave, but also vulnerable...’
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‘Artists have the freedom to initiate and organize…’
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‘I have been living in the McHenry area for the past 25 years. My photographs are of various McHenry County Conservation districts...’
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