Joining me on this episode is Judith Reynolds to talk about her exhibit at the Durango Creative District Community Gallery. The show is titled "30 Years of Durango Toons: A Retrospective of Political Cartoonist Judith Reynolds" Her cartoons have appeared in the Durango Herald's Arts and Entertainment as well as Opinion sections. Judith began her career with the Herald in 1995 and in addition to being the local cartoonist she is also their art critic writing previews and reviews for music, theatre, gallery exhibits and most art events in the Durango area. The exhibit at the Creative District Gallery opened on Friday July 3rd and will continue through Friday July 31st. If you missed the chance to visit with Judith at the opening reception you can join her for the artist talk Thursday July 23rd at 5:30pm titled "Outsiders and Iconoclasts: A History of American Political Cartooning" The Gallery is located at 1135 Main Avenue, Durango. For more information and gallery hours you can visit the website at durangocreativedistrict.org/community-gallery. The exhibit is a collaboration of the Durango Creative District, Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College and the Durango Herald.