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00:47:57

Martabel Wasserman // TJ Demos // Laurie Palmer //...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/11/23

Professor T.J. Demos, Professor Laurie Palmer, and artist and curator Martabel Wasserman talk about art, pedagogy, and environmental justice. We discuss the formation of new networks of collaborative learning in and beyond the university. What can academia learn from activist pedagogies? Note: This conversation was recorded in autumn 2020. Martabel Wasserman is a scholar, artist, writer, and curator who has an interdisciplinary practice at the intersections of art, activism and academic research

00:41:45

Jose DeJesus // Steve Rossi // Interdisciplinary...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/11/15

In this podcast Steve Rossi and Jose DeJesus discuss aspects of interdisciplinary foundational studio art pedagogy in Parson’s first year Space/Materiality course, benefits of limitations in lesson planning, being present for students, aspects of embodied learning, and design efficiency found in nature. Steve Rossi received his BFA from Pratt Institute in 2000 and his MFA from the State University of New York at New Paltz in 2006. His work has been exhibited at Dorsky Curatorial Projects, Eco Art

00:37:20

Emily Neumeier // Alex Dika Seggerman // Using...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/11/08

"Professors Alex Dika Seggerman (Rutgers University-Newark) and Emily Neumeier (Temple University) discuss their experience incorporating Wikipedia in the classroom, suggesting different types of assignments, the feminist origins of the “edit-a-thon” and how teaching students about the reliability and structure of online knowledge is perhaps one of the most pressing issues of our day. For more information about working with Wiki Edu in your classroom go to:

00:53:23

Alan C. Braddock // Lindsay Garcia // A Broader Sense...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/11/01

Professor Alan C. Braddock and Dr. Lindsay Garcia discuss art, pedagogy, and environmental justice. How can art history join the posthumanist conversation? How can works of art attune us to our relationships across the lines of species? Note: This conversation was recorded in autumn 2020. Alan Braddock is the Ralph H. Wark Associate Professor of Art History and American Studies at the College of William & Mary. His teaching and research explores the history of American and global art, ecology,

00:47:31

Rachel Skaggs // Molly Jo Burke // Erin Hoppe //...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/09/27

Rachel Skaggs // Molly Jo Burke // Erin Hoppe // Measuring Artists’ Challenges in COVID-19 by CAA

00:54:25

Courtney Puckett // Alexis Granwell // Experiences of...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/09/27

Courtney Puckett // Alexis Granwell // Experiences of Contingent Faculty in Teaching Studio Art by CAA

00:58:46

Jay Buchanan // Holly Gabelmann // Caroline Giddis //...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/04/09

Jay Buchanan, Holly Gabelmann, Caroline Giddis, and Clarissa Chevalier: "Collaboration, finding purpose, occupying intermediate space and making noise together!" In this conversation, Jay Buchanan and Holly Gabelmann, co-creators of Idiosynchrony, talk to Caroline Giddis and Clarissa Chevalier, founders and co-editors of Tesserae Press. They discuss "Collaboration, finding purpose, occupying intermediate space and making noise together!" Jay Buchanan is a theorist, poet, and arts orchestrator

00:39:52

Sean Nash // Stephanie Maroney // Microbial Teachers...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/04/02

Join us for a conversation with Sean Nash, a visual artist and food fermentation experimentalist, and Stephanie Maroney, a feminist science and food studies scholar, as they discuss “Microbial Teachers and Fermentive Pedagogies.” Sean Nash is a visual artist and food fermentation experimentalist. His multidisciplinary work integrates fermented foods with sculptures as edible, time-based, and socially engaged components of programs and exhibitions. Sean's work has been shown nationally, with solo

00:51:41

Stephanie Schwartz // Jorge Ribalta // Walker Evans:...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/03/26

In this conversation, the pair discuss Schwartz’s new book Walker Evans: No Politics. The first book to take seriously Evans’s refusal to act or work politically, Walker Evans offers a sweeping reassessment of American documentary and its histories. Opening with a discussion of Evans’s place in the canon as well as Schwartz’s efforts to problematise canonical histories of documentary, the podcast covers a range of topics, from the publication of Evans’s short, but punchy, review of photographic

00:26:39

Chris Carruth // Kristina M. Stamatis // Pedagogy,...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/03/20

In this conversation, educator, artist, and technologist Chris Carruth and Ph.D. candidate Kristina M. Stamatis discuss pedagogy, empathy, and structural racism in higher ed. Chris Carruth is an educator, artist, and technologist who is currently splitting teaching/making engagements between Boulder, CO and Vancouver, BC. He is an interdisciplinary creative artist who weaves philosophical inquiry, investigative journalism, and personal narrative together to examine life in the digital

01:11:05

Julie Hollenbach // Carla Taunton // Decolonization,...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/03/15

This podcast explores key concepts of decolonization, settler responsibility, and treaty principles. Join Dr. Julie Hollenbach in conversation with Dr. Carla Taunton in a dynamic dialogue that considers key ideas and concepts of decolonization. Hollenbach and Taunton discuss the potential roles and responsibilities of white-settler scholars in decolonizing and unsettling initiatives within museums, academia, and the classroom to include the movement towards decolonial accomplice focused

00:45:24

Thanavi Chotpradit // Chanon Kenji Praepipatmongkol...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/03/05

Join us for a conversation between Thanavi Chotpradit, a modern and contemporary Thai art historian, and Chanon Kenji Praepipatomongkol, curator at Singapore Art Museum, as they discuss “The Iconography of Protest in Bangkok." Thanavi Chotpradit is a lecturer in modern and contemporary Thai art history at Silpakorn University in Bangkok, Thailand and a member of the editorial collective of Southeast of Now: Directions in Contemporary and Modern Art in Asia. Her areas of interest include modern and

01:09:40

Lorne M. Buchman // Nicole Mueller // Amanda Adams //...

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2021/02/26

Lorne M. Buchman, President of ArtCenter College of Design and host of Change Lab podcast, speaks with Beyond the Studio co-hosts Nicole Mueller and Amanda Adams about the shifts happening in higher education, how art and design colleges are responding to the financial challenges of the pandemic, rethinking the model in order to increase sustainability, access, and affordability, what organizations can learn from adopting a mindset similar to that of individual artists, and key questions we should

01:06:33

Rachel Beth Egenhoefer // Peter Dean // Sustainable...

CAA Conversations ·

2021/02/19

Join us for a live CAA podcast recording made for the CAA 2021 Conference! Rachel Beth Egenhoefer and Peter Dean discuss Sustainable Design: Beyond the Stuff, Towards the System Rachel Beth Egenhoefer, Professor, Design, University of San Francisco Peter Dean, Senior Critic, Department of Furniture Design, Nature-Culture-Sustainability Studies Concentration, Rhode Island School of Design

00:37:51

Mattie Schloetzer // Jason Vrooman // Remote and...

CAA Conversations ·

2020/11/20

Mattie Schloetzer and Jason Vrooman come together to discuss trials and triumphs of remote and virtual museum internships during the COVID era. Mattie Schloetzer is the administrator of internships and museum fellowships at the National Gallery of Art and a member of the CAA professional practices committee. She is co-chairing the session, "Best Practices and Lessons Learned from the Digital Shift to Prepare Students for Professional Success," at the 2021 CAA Annual Conference, February

00:40:10

Warren Cariou // Siobhan Angus // Art, Pedagogy, and...

CAA Conversations ·

2020/11/06

Warren Cariou is a photographer, filmmaker, writer, and interdisciplinary scholar whose work often explores links between environment, culture, and storytelling, with a particular focus on Indigenous communities in western Canada. He directs the Centre for Creative Writing and Oral Culture at the University of Manitoba, where he teaches in the Department of English, Theatre, Film and Media. His petrographs can be viewed at: http://www.warrencariou.com Siobhan Angus is a Banting Postdoctoral Fellow

00:34:56

Alicia Grullón // Chloë Bass // Art, Pedagogy, and...

CAA Conversations ·

2020/10/30

Alicia Grullón is an artist, author, curator, and activist based in New York City. She is an organizer of the People’s Cultural Plan and the legislative art project Percent for Green. She is an adjunct professor at the School of Visual Arts and Queens College, City University of New York. Chloë Bass is an artist and public practitioner based in New York City. She is an assistant professor of art at Queens College, where she co-runs Social Practice Queens, an experimental pedagogical platform that

01:02:43

Roland Betancourt // Bryan C. Keene // "In Raking Light"

CAA Conversations ·

2020/10/23

Roland Betancourt is a Professor of Art History at the University of California, Irvine, whose forthcoming book with Princeton University Press is entitled, Byzantine Intersectionality: Sexuality, Gender, and Race in the Middle Ages. Bryan C. Keene is assistant professor of art history at Riverside City College and formerly associate curator of manuscripts at the Getty Museum; his 2019 edited volume is Toward a Global Middle Ages: Encountering the World through Illuminated Manuscripts.

00:35:35

Naomi J. Falk // Susan Altman // What Do We Do Now?...

CAA Conversations ·

2020/10/16

Naomi J. Falk’s work considers our relationships with manufactured and natural landscapes, exploring the current climate, socially, environmentally, and politically. Facing swiftly changing classroom environments, this spring, she and Stacy Isenbarger began a new project share platform for art educators called, www.WhatDoWeDoNow.art. Falk is an Assistant Professor of Studio Art in 3D Studies at the University of South Carolina. She lives and works in Columbia, SC. Susan Altman is a Professor and

00:29:19

Parme Giuntini // Mary Frances Zawadzki // Preparing...

CAA Conversations ·

2020/08/07

In this special summer podcast, our guests discuss preparing to teach quality online art history courses. Parme Giuntini has a PhD from UCLA. Her initial focus on 18th century through modern domestic ideology has broadened to include fashion and design history. After 20 years at Otis College of Art and Design where she was the Director of Art History and Assistant Chair of Liberal Arts and Sciences, she moved to North Carolina four years ago and has continued to teach in both asynchronous and

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