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00:43:26

Joni Boyd Acuff // Amelia Kraehe // My ‘Aha’ Moment:...

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2020/06/06

Joni Boyd Acuff, PhD is an Associate Professor at The Ohio State University, whose work centers the intersections of race and gender in arts education research, pedagogy, and practice. Amelia Kraehe, who more often goes by Amy, is currently an Associate Professor with tenure at the University of Arizona. Her research, teaching and community engagement focus on how the arts and arts education can challenge as well as reinforce systems of inequality. She co-edited The Palgrave Handbook on Race and

00:40:51

Melanie La Rosa // Jules Rochielle Sievert // Anne...

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2020/05/08

This week, our guests discuss art and community engagement. Melanie La Rosa is a professor of media production at Pace University in Pleasantville, New York. She is also an award winning independent filmmaker and her latest film, “How To Power A City” is currently in post production, with short excerpts screening at festivals worldwide. Jules Rochielle Sievert is an artist and the Creative Director at NuLawLab, at Northeastern University School of Law. She has developed key cross-disciplinary

00:59:23

Shylah Pacheco Hamilton // Vreni Michelini-Castillo...

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2020/05/01

After a short hiatus, we're happy to share a new episode on decolonizing college art curriculum with Shylah Pacheco Hamilton and Vreni Michelini-Castillo. Shylah Pacheco Hamilton is an Afro-Surrealist filmmaker whose creative research interests meet at the crossroads of experimental video, Black and Chicana feminist theory, and ritual performance. Her most recent work consists of experimental video and installation that explores social justice, memory, dreams, and ritual performance of the sacred

00:43:42

Amber Coleman // Amber Delgado // Diversity Work in...

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2020/03/06

Amber C. Coleman is a doctoral student in Art and Visual Culture Education at the University of Arizona and Graduate Assistant at the Tucson Museum of Art. Amber Delgado recently completed her undergraduate studies at East Carolina University where she double majored in film and art history, and currently serves as exhibitions intern and documentary diversity project program associate at The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University.

00:39:40

Carmen Neely // Jovonna Jones // Trusting the...

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2020/02/28

Carmen Neely is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Drawing & Painting at Oklahoma State University. She maintains an ongoing practice of exploring identity and memory through abstraction. Her work is represented by Jane Lombard Gallery in New York. Jovonna Jones is a writer and teacher of race, gender, and cultural production. She is currently working on her PhD in African & African American Studies at Harvard University. She is the founder and facilitator of the Black Studies Reading

00:23:51

Ariana Chaivaranon // Elizabeth Keto // How Art Can...

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2020/02/21

Ariana Chaivaranon is an artist and an interpretive planner at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City. Her art investigates the interface between humans and the digital, examining the consequences of virtual representation for human bodies. Elizabeth Keto is currently a Marshall Scholar studying art history and curating at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London. Her research focuses on American photography, museums and public art, and the connections between art and citizenship.

00:53:51

Susanna Crum // Julia Lillie // Mapping and Print:...

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2020/02/07

Susanna Crum is an artist and educator in Louisville, Kentucky, where she teaches printmaking as an Assistant Professor at Indiana University Southeast and at Calliope Arts, a shared print media workspace she cofounded in 2015. She is President of the Mid America Print Council, and just spent a month fishing and conducting a research-based mapping project in the small town of Alvik, Norway. Julia Lillie is a PhD Candidate at the Bard Graduate Center in New York, where she studies early modern

00:37:19

Sarah Sharp // Meredith Starr // Teaching...

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2020/01/31

Sarah G. Sharp is an artist and curator whose interests include alternative social histories, language, place, technology, and craft. She is an Assistant Professor and Foundations Area Coordinator in the Visual Arts Department at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and teaches in the MFA in Art Practice program at SVA in New York. She lives and works in Brooklyn and Baltimore. Meredith Starr’s artwork is based on data she observes in her personal life and an investigation of social issues

00:41:41

Beth Balliro // Lyssa Palu-ay // Working Toward...

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2020/01/25

Beth Balliro and Lyssa Palu-ay, both at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, discuss the challenges and triumphs in their institution's efforts to diversify its student body. Beth Balliro, Ph.D is an artist and scholar whose work is grounded in over twenty years of teaching in urban public schools, community settings, and museums. Her studio practice investigates the poetics and materialism of social debris while her video work seeks to uncover the many ways that social exchange is mired in

00:33:54

Meera Sethi // Arti Sandhu // Politics, Privilege,...

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2020/01/17

On this week's podcast, Canadian contemporary visual artist Meera Sethi and Arti Sandhu, Associate Professor of Fashion Design at the University of Cincinnati, engage in a rich conversation around a 2019 ad campaign by well-known Indian fashion label Raw Mango. Raw Mango featured a Kashmiri bride to promote their winter festive collection, while at the same time the state of Kashmir was under political lockdown. Meera and Arti speak about issues around politics, privilege, and the use of craft

00:36:03

Jesse Reed // Maggie Paxton // Meaning Making in...

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2020/01/10

On this week's podcast, two young high-profile designers talk about how they use research and create meaning in Fashion and Graphic Design. They also describe concepts for experimental studio projects that could be used in a design curriculum. Maggie Paxton is a multi-category designer with a focus in footwear, currently working for Marc Jacobs on his runway and contemporary shoe collections. Maggie is a resident of Brooklyn, but travels often to Venehtsia, Italy for shoemaking purposes. Aside from

00:47:07

Betsy Alwin // Kate Casanova // Teaching Material in...

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2020/01/03

Betsy Alwin teaches in the Sculpture Department at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design teaching Foundations 3D, Installation and Sculpture. This summer she finished an outdoor public commission which was unveiled at the end of September at Franconia Sculpture Park in Shafer, Minnesota. Kate Casanova is an assistant professor of Sculpture at the University of Denver. She uses a wide range of materials such as fungi, silicone and video to explore the subject of the Posthuman body.

00:51:29

Jan Wurm // Terri Cohn // Making Art Through Troubled...

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2019/12/27

Jan Wurm is an artist, educator, and curator engaged in expanding the community forum for contemporary art dialogue. Terri Cohn is a writer, curator, art historian, and fine art consultant. She has contributed to numerous publications including Art Practical, Performa, Public Art Review, and Art in America. Her curatorial work has included exhibitions for museums and galleries in the Bay Area.

00:44:37

Juan Carlos Rodriguez Rivera // Allison Yasukawa //...

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2019/12/20

Juan Carlos Rodriguez Rivera and Allison Yasukawa discuss international and multilingual students at art/design schools. Juan Carlos Rodríguez Rivera is a queer boricua visual communicator and educator, passionate about food, lover of gradients, and anything with glitter. Juan was born and raised in Cataño, the smallest town of Puerto Rico, but relocated to San Francisco, California in 2017. Juan’s work focuses on challenging colonial perspectives in design from the point of view of a boricua

00:39:11

Andrew Demirjian // Claudia Hart // Emerging Media,...

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2019/12/13

Drawing from conceptual art, experimental music and computer science, Andrew Demirjian scrapes and remixes Internet culture to create dense rhythmic collages of sound and language. He teaches theory and production courses in emerging media in the Film and Media Department and the Integrated Media Arts MFA program at Hunter College, he is currently a Fellow at the MIT Open Documentary Lab. Claudia Hart has been active as an artist, curator and critic since 1988. Her art consists of virtual

00:44:31

Kevin Tervala // Jennifer Kingsley // A Medievalist...

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2019/12/06

On this week's podcast, a medievalist stumbles into an Africanist and they decide to invite undergraduates to curate a feminist show. Correction: Ashton Cooper’s article first appeared as part of a Barnard College exhibition, not Bryn Mawr. For more information: https://hyperallergic.com/173963/the-problem-of-the-overlooked-female-artist-an-argument-for-enlivening-a-stale-model-of-discussion/ Kevin Tervala is Associate Curator of African Art and Department Head for the Arts of Africa, the

00:39:20

Pete Schulte // Rubens Ghenov // Syncretism in Art...

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2019/11/29

This week, Pete Schulte and Rubens Ghenov discuss the syncretism that exists between representation and non-objectivity in their current work, the fallacy of binary critiques of art in relation to form and content, as well as the manner in which these interests influence their approach to pedagogy. Pete Schulte is an artist who lives and works in Birmingham, Alabama. He is Associate Professor of Art and chair of the drawing area at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Schulte is also

00:36:34

Kristen Lowe // Andrew Wykes // Living and Making in...

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2019/11/22

Kristen Lowe is a studio artist, filmmaker, and professor of art and art history at Gustavus Adolphus College. Her studio is located southwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Professor Andrew Wykes teaches at Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota. His teaching career spans 36 years. Andrew is a landscape painter who moved to the United States from the UK in 1995.

00:43:21

Kerry Hustwit // Megan Griffiths // Educating the...

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2019/11/15

Kerry Hustwit is a filmmaker and assistant professor of Communication and Digital Media at Neumann University. Megan Griffiths is an award-winning writer/director working in film and television. She has directed shows for HBO, EPIX, TNT, and Netflix. Additionally, Megan has directed six feature films, among them Eden, which won the Emergent Narrative Director Award and the Audience Award for Narrative Feature at SXSW 2012.

00:30:57

Chalice Mitchell // Charlotte Brisland // Painting...

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2019/11/08

Chalice Mitchell is an independent scholar, figurative painter, and occasional video artist who has just relocated back to the United States after living in Japan and the UK. Charlotte Brisland is an associate lecturer in drawing and painting at University of the Creative Arts in the UK, and an artist borrowing painting’s language and playing with everyday landscape using light and space. Chalice and Charlotte first met in Japan at a residency.

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