S8 E9 - New York artist and musician Tim Fite on ginormous doodle murals, printmaking residency and more

Tim Fite is one of those gems you thank the universe for bringing you together (I thank Ezerd Land for connecting us!)

Tim Fite - called a “cultural gadfly” by the New York Times and “ferally original” by the New Yorker - used to be an artsy rapper. Now he's just artsy. He doesn't drink. He doesn’t do drugs. He prefers solitude/contemplation to hobnobbing/affectation. This preference affords Fite the time/freedom to make large scale, compositionally complex, allegorical, black and white drawings that occasionally have a musical or performative component. Fite believes creativity, communication, compassion, and hard work are the keys to fostering a more benevolent and inclusive society, and hopes his art can contribute to that end. 

https://www.timfite.com/

https://www.instagram.com/timfite/

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