CusickGallery.net: Henry Ian Cusick

From the Vancouver Sun

Nov. 17, 2017

By Dana Gee

When the TV sensation Lost blew up over a decade ago, one of its stars kind of missed the whole must-see TV hullabaloo that surrounded the one-hour drama.

“Because I lived in Hawaii we were sort of cut off from the rest of the world,” said Henry Ian Cusick, who played Desmond Hume on Lost and is in Vancouver shooting the CW sci-fi drama series The 100.

“It was my first show in the States, so I just assumed that this is how it was for all of the shows. I didn’t really know I was kind of asleep in many ways.”

Now Cusick, a native of Peru who calls Oahu, Hawaii, home, says he is much more mindful of how he navigates the show biz world he inhabits as a network TV star.

 “This time I am trying to be more present. I am trying to appreciate the moments,” said Cusick who did 74 Lost episodes between 2005-2010 and was nominated for an Emmy Award.

“I look back on Lost and think I missed a lot of what was going on because I was so in it. Now that I am a little bit older and little bit more reflective I can take a step back and look at what it is that I am in.”

Read complete interview here:

‘Lost and The 100 Actor Henry ian Cusick Turns His Hand To Online Storytelling’ 

Our lovely Annie is curator for the Jambios Memory Gallery Exhibition……..check out her video below for all information on this latest memory writing event!

Autumn Memories: Annie Cusick puts out a call for entries for the JamBios Memory Gallery.

The online exhibition will include memory stories, poems, photographs and drawings with the topic of: Autumn Memories.

Submit entries by registering a JamBio (free) at www.jambio.com.

Write or upload your original entry into a JamBios Chapter Section and select Reader: Memory Gallery memorygallery@jambios.com.

All entries should be submitted to the gallery no later than October 27th. Entries should be less than 1000 words, be original and be based on a real memory.

For more info follow Jambios on twitter @jambiosinc and facebook www.facebook.com/jambiosinc.  

*UPDATED*  All entries from Jambios Autumn Memory Gallery are up and available for public reading!

Follow the link here and enjoy all the memories that were submitted: JambiosAutumnMemoryGallery   

Stay tuned! There will be another Memory Gallery event for Jambios users in December!

Previously we had the audio portion of this interview with Ian and Annie, who talked about Jambios with @MikeAgerbo at @GetConnectedNow !

We now have video of Ian with Mike……..hoping we see Annie’s portion too but in the meanwhile, enjoy Ian!  :)