Nikki Silva

Nikki Silva is a radio producer, and museum curator from Santa Cruz, California.^[1] She is one half of the Peabody Award winning public radio team, the Kitchen Sisters.

Over the past twenty years, Silva has worked as history curator at the Museum of Art and History in Santa Cruz, California, and as a freelance curator and exhibit consultant specializing in regional history. She and her husband, designer and artist Charles Prentiss, have produced dozens of exhibitions for museums throughout California including long-term exhibits chronicling the histories of Santa Cruz County, California, San Jose, California, Campbell and San Leandro. Some of the special exhibits Silva produced include: "California Indian Basketweavers": a look at historic and contemporary Native American weavers and their work; "The World Famous Tree Circus": the saga of a California roadside attraction; the history of the Chinese in the Monterey Bay Region; "Never a Dull Moment": the story of the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, the last of California's early 20th century coastal amusement parks,^[2] and many more.^[3]

Published works

• Hidden Kitchens : stories, recipes, and more from NPR's The Kitchen Sisters (Rodale Press, 2005)

References

1. ^ About the Kitchen Sisters
2. ^ Donnelly, Kathleen (1990-06-30). "Under the Boardwalk". San Jose Mercury News: p. 1C. 
3. ^ Nikki Silva, NPR Biography

External links

• The Kitchen Sisters

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