My friendship with Jack Glover started at RPI (1967), when my work/study job was in the AV Dept, which he ran (and where I used my first video camera). Since those days, Jack was a visiting artist in numerous Richmond Public Schools. He’s best known for the TV shows he created/wrote/hosted: “Jack and the Jukebox” (7 years on WWBT), “Paint Pot Alley” (originated on WCVE and ran in numerous markets for 7 years) and “Mud Pie Show” (aired locally on cable). During all that time, he never stopped writing songs and created charming woodprints and paintings. Here’s what he’s up to now.

Jack’s latest work will be in a One/Off Printmakers show at Rivermont Studio in Lynchburg (9/6-10/13).

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