In this episode of The Truth In This Art, accomplished actress, artist, writer, director, and New York Times bestselling author Victoria Rowell is here!About Victoria Rowell: Victoria Rowell is a multi-disciplinary creator widely known for her television roles on Diagnosis Murder and The Young and the Restless. Driven by an innate love of movement and a childhood immersed in the arts by her foster mother, she has built a dynamic creative life spanning classical ballet, acting, and

What's possible when partnership, trust and an optimistic mindset come together under pressure? Aurecon CEO Louise Adams and Perenti CEO and Managing Director Vanessa Torres speak about how they connected over their shared passion for the role of optimism. Learn about the role optimism played in transforming the GEMCO wharf from catastrophe to rebuilt and operational in 14 months – a process that could have taken three to five years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Licht ist weit mehr als Beleuchtung – es formt Räume, schafft Atmosphäre und beeinflusst, wie wir Architektur wahrnehmen. In dieser Folge der LUMILOUNGE spricht Dr. Andrea Graser, Architektin, Designerin und Gründerin von Studio Okular, über die Verbindung von Licht, Raum und Gestaltung.Gemeinsam blicken wir darauf, wie Licht bereits am Anfang eines Designprozesses mitgedacht werden kann, wann es vom funktionalen Element zum architektonischen Material wird und warum gutes Licht oft gerade dann

Izgubljeno v prevodu je pravzaprav tisto, kar je v njem skrito, in prav to v svoji umetniški praksi išče iranska umetnica Shirin Salehi. Že od leta 1999 živi v Madridu v Španiji in opravlja vlogo tolmačke iz perzijščine v iranskih in afganistanskih skupnostih. Vsebina, ki jo tolmači, je zaupna. Spoštovanje zaupnosti jo je pripeljalo do razmišljanja o tistem, kar je zapisano, vendar ne more biti prebrano, o neizrečenem, toda navzočem v pogovoru. V pritličnih prostorih Mednarodnega grafičnega

We recorded this episode in March 2026 with Gabrielle De La Puente. We talk about the surrealism of disability, writing as a desirous act, and academic gatekeeping. It ended up being way too long because we got carried away. This is roughly the second half of what we recorded, because it’s got the most juice in it. Sorry if it has references to earlier conversations you haven’t heard yet. I don’t know if you can tell, but we are very new to making a podcast. Maybe in the future we’ll release the

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — Washington DC 2026Michael Frei · ARENA PhysicaMost advances in computational design focus on mechanical structure — domains we can visualize and have evolved an intuition for. But as modern hardware becomes increasingly software defined, the unseen and unintuitive world of electromagnetism is taking center stage.Conventional solvers can simulate fields, yet they cannot imagine new ones. Over the past year, our team has been building toward that capability. At

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — Washington DC 2026Sai Nelaturi · C-InfinityThe gap between digital design and physical assembly is not primarily a geometry problem. It is a reasoning problem. Engineering teams spend thousands of hours communicating assembly intent through manual CAD workflows, managing configuration complexity across product variants, and catching fitment and feasibility issues that could have been identified before any metal was cut. The cost is measured in weeks of

🗣 Гость: Ольга Трофимова - дизайнер украшений O_may_jewelryВ выпуске обсуждаем:💬 Как дизайнеры-конкуренты мотивируют и вдохновляют?💬 Почему к бижутерии до сих пор относятся несерьёзно?💬 Может ли создание украшений помочь накопить на мечту? 💬 Правда ли, что дизайнеры украшений ходят, как сороки?💬 Как не откладывать свою идею на завтра?и разрушаем мифы о создании украшений и дизайнерах украшений.Контакты для сотрудничества:Telegram - @gulnara_dakhivnikВКонтакте*Instagram *Компания Meta признана

TOOBOEの新曲とボカロの新曲をリリースしました。今回はおたよりを多く読み雑談ベース。 ゲームの話から派生してTOOBOEの恋愛観まで。

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Who am I? Who is Alchemy of Home?Did this episode upload a week early? Yes! Does Liz know what she's doing? No!In the first ever episode of the Alchemy of Home Podcast, host and Holistic Home Stylist, Liz, introduces herself and Alchemy of Home.She shares a bit of the backstory that led to a podcast, and the mission behind Alchemy of Home.This podcast discusses the millennial experience of life not panning out the way we thought it would, how

Time for another ramble.Recorded a week ago beneath an ancient Hawthorn at Ghostwood Down.I’m sitting with a lot of grief at the moment, so this was a spontaneous ramble from the heart.Riffing on:The sacred Hawthorn treeOn sitting with grief, loss, endings and death, the inner and outer.On the heart space and heart intelligence.On speaking more openly and honestly to the collapse of the systems, structures, stories and ways of modernityAnd asking what might emerge from that ?On imagining a UBI to

Today With LuAnn Nigara:Qualifying leads is good business. But the qualification strategy that makes sense when your interior design firm is booked several months out may not make sense when your pipeline has room or your sales skills still need strengthening. In this What Would Lu Do episode, LuAnn challenges you to look at whether your qualification process reflects the business you actually have today. Because there is an important difference between knowing a prospect isn't right for your

This week, we're back at the kitchen table after the summer holidays, and the doors to Illustration Business Club are officially OPEN! Wahoooo 🎉 A quick catch-up first: Katie trying to not-work for six whole weeks, and Tania's summer spent changing her work on a big museum project. Then there's a nice big juicy question from a listener: can you market yourself without social media if you really hate filming yourself? Timestamps, for the timestamp fans: 00:00 – Doors are open! IBC,...

In this episode, Steve Goldin joins us with a rare perspective of the housing system from all angles. He's been a developer, a municipal planning director, a real estate head at a public university, and even started a proptech company, so he's sat at every side of the table.His take is that our fear of change drove the death of the starter home, but from there, we get into some genuinely creative ideas most developers or towns have never tried. For example, to get approvals it may not be enough

What really happens on install day… when the truck doors open and the pressure is on? In this unfiltered Rapid-Fire episode of On the Move: The Art of Installation, hosts Caralee and Kelly Caudelle trade their masterclass mics for something a little more dangerous, honest answers. No fluff. No PR polish. Just real talk from the front lines of interior installation. From designer missteps to $28,000 “oops” moments, this episode pulls back the curtain on what installers actually see, fix, and (...

Episode Description: Install day is where design dreams meet real-world chaos. In this episode of On the Move: The Art of Interior Installations, we’re answering real Designer Dilemmas, the questions every designer has but doesn’t always ask out loud. From furniture that won’t fit (even when you swore it would) to missing hardware, last-minute client changes, and unpredictable weather, this episode dives into the behind-the-scenes reality of installation day. Kelly and Caralee break down exa...

Lucas and TJ talk about the new shop, planning the layout, new machines, three-phase power, lasers, production, and everything that goes into building out a bigger manufacturing space.

In dieser Folge ist Dieter Hofmann zu Gast. Hofmann erzählt von seinem außergewöhnlichen Lebensweg: vom technischen Zeichner und Maschinenbauingenieur über das Designstudium in Stuttgart bis hin zum Designer, Professor, Rektor und international tätigen Gestalter in Japan und Deutschland. Im Mittelpunkt stehen seine Erfahrungen mit unterschiedlichen Lehr- und Lernkulturen, seine Zeit an der Universität Tsukuba in Japan, seine Arbeit mit Unternehmen und Institutionen sowie seine Überzeugungen zur

What does it mean to be in relationship with the places we live?  Mouna and Melissa welcome Caroline Monnet, a Montreal-based artist of Anishinaabe and French ancestry whose multidisciplinary practice examines the lasting effects of colonialism through Anishinaabeg methodologies. The conversation follows Caroline from her beginnings in sociology and film to Man-made Land, her large-scale installation at the ICA Boston, and a collaboration with Daily for the future visitor center at Rouge

Airports can anxiety machines dressed up in statement architecture. So how do you design for delight in the different modes people turn up in, while building something designed to last decades?Chris Belisle cut his teeth on airports in Asia in the mid-2000s, when the growth was so relentless that a firm would hand an entire airport to a designer barely out of school and tell him to get on with it. Think Hong Kong, India, the Philippines etc. I assume most architects spend their twenties detailing