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Episode 50-Human Rights
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Işın Önol, Maria Jose Contreras, Adama Delphine Fawundu, Marianne Hirsch What is to be human? In our societies, we face the problem of injustices. However, we also tend to overlook the hidden histories and the injustices that exist. Fortunately, Art provides us with an opportunity to take the time to listen to one another, to reflect together, and to even step out of the situation.
49-Art in Governors Island II
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Wendy Gonzalez, Ulysses Williams, and Sabine Schumacher, as Governors Island Residency directors, highlighted the significance of their organizations, each with its purpose and historical context. They emphasized their commitment to promoting the artists they represent. Artists Daniel Robin Clurman shared how Governors Island’s residency fortified his art, and artist Orestes Gonzalez shared his...
48-Art In Governors Island I
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Artists Pena Bonita, Jesse McLaughlin, Chicava Tate, and Marty St James In their insightful discussion, explored the profound impact of art in catalyzing societal change. Their work focuses on real-world issues such as discrimination, bird survival, and life challenges, inspiring positive societal change through art.
Episode 47-Miami Art Fairs 2022
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Exhilarating, challenging, inspiring, thought-provoking and thrilling. Meeting Artists, Galleries and Curators Paulo Kuczynski Escritorio: Curators: Paulo and Anita Kuczynski ; art: Alfredo Volpi, Ione Saldanha Isla Flotante: Curator: Leopol Jose Maria Mones Cazon, Art: Ana Prata Casa Hoffman: Curator Lorena Serna; Art: Alba Triana, Miguel Kuan Pablo Birthday’s Gallery Curator: Arnie Zimmerman ...
46-Play and Art
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Sarah Dahlinger, Kahori Kamiya, Kathy Putnam and Moses Ros discuss how Art can be playful and fun but it also has the power to bring to light profound concepts about life. For many artists, the process of creation is connected to play. For example, the use of color in an artists' work, the sound of music or lack of it, the social interaction that may or may not occur, the memories, and the free...
45-Beauty and Darkness in Art
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Cris Dam, Elana Herzog,Tamara Kostianosky and Lucia Warck Meister discuss the concept of beauty in art and the fact that darkness cannot be excluded. Making art can be a way to acknowledge and transform what is not perceived to be beautiful such as emptiness, loneliness, and even the grotesque that many times is unspeakable. The process of creation allows artists to not only contemplate beautif...
44- Arts and Women to the Front
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Damali Abrams, Esperanza Cortes, Jessica Duby and Audra Verona Lambert share their art practices and their insights into their own art making and exploration of how ideas of what feminism means is portrayed in their work. Themes of healing, self-care, self-appreciation, self-acceptance, and self-love abound in this discussion and connect these practices.
43- Art and Archeology
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Zeljka Himbele,Elisa Pritzker,Jamie Martinez and Karina Aguilera Skvirsky What is the purpose of art when it is connected to archaeology? . There is not only a fascination with the objects discovered from the past with the intellectual and spiritual connection they can offer us, but Art can also recontextualize traditions and provide a sense of belonging.
42 Art and Architecture
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Emireth Herrera, Kristyna and Marek Milde, Maddy Rosenberg, Giandomenico Pellizi describe their quest to connect nature with the architectural spaces we inhabit. Architecture ground us, persons of very different backgrounds, countries, and experiences find balance between the marvel of architecture and the beauty of nature.
34-Art and Social Justice
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Artists: Julia Justo, Wendell McShine, Tanika Williams Social justice is an ongoing battle to achieve equality and freedom. Julia Justo, Tanika and Svaha Williams and Wendell McShine and Jen Sanford in conversation share how their art aim to bring awareness, justice, healing, and freedom across the globe.
37-Art and Rituals
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Art and Rituals and Traditions: Latino-Chino, Latino-Cuban and Caribbean Part 1 Miguel Angel Trelles, Alexis Mendoza Part 2 Dario Mohr Artists have the ability to transform an everyday life event and reconstruct it as a ritual. They can create a symbol that celebrates that special event producing symbols of passage or atonement.
41-Miami ARTFAIRS 2021
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What is happening now in the Art world? Are there new alternatives? The market pushes for new forms as NFT; In the past year artists have been working in isolation turning their strong sense of desire to create and believe that art is eternal. Special thanks to Untitled Art Fair Art Basel Jovana Stokic, Phd Fine Arts, Introduction Mauro Herlitzka presenting Alvaro Gomez Campuzano Herlitzka Fari...
40-Shifting Gaze David Row
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Artist: David Row Curators: Karen Wilkin and Suzette McAvoy The idea of a shifting gaze, that a shift in how our eyes view a work of art can create an ‘object’. It is one where the concept of ‘object’, as depicted in David Row’s paintings as well as in his sculptures, acquires a unique dimension. The entire experience is composed of parts and wholes coming together to create the ‘object’.
33- Art and Ecology: Pioneers Mira Lehr and Andrea Juan
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33- Art and Ecology: Pioneers Mira Lehr and Andrea Juan
29- Women in the Arts: Art Critics and Artists
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29- Women in the Arts: Art Critics and Artists
27-Art: Intersubjectivity and Social Media
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27-Art: Intersubjectivity and Social Media
25- New York - Miami Art Connections
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25- New York - Miami Art Connections
23- Art Interventions Against Violence
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23- Art Interventions Against Violence
Brilliant!
What a great conversation with all these amazing individuals! It was a pleasure to be one of the artists-in-residence with BronxArtSpace at Governors Island during summer of ‘23! P.S. my last names are “Resendiz Gomez”.
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Loved this…well done! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Wonderful talk, thanks to the artists and everyone for sharing their thoughts!
Wonderful Transborder Art Miami 2021! It is an honor to participate in this extraordinary episode! Thank you very much Graciela Cassel and Gaesavanna. . My best gratitude
Alvaro Diego Campuzano, We love your work. Glad to share it with the world!
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Well, there was a lot discussed here. I’ll do my best to address what I feel at this time is the most valuable. That being our connection and relationship through technology, digital technology, more specifically. Yes, there is a value to analog in that it shows us our evolution. It’s nostalgic. Just as looking at the old black and white photos where the people had to keep a straight face (no smile) because the camera took so long to capture the image was for us 20 years ago. It shows us our history and evolution. Just as looking at old cave drawings still is. They all hold merit and value. But that’s not to say that their merit and value are surpassed or supplanted by digital works. (I will address the Pavlovian aspects of social media later). But the digital work, in and of itself allows us to process life, art, meaning, connection, in more (not less) substantive ways because we are able to revisit the moment and view it from multiple angles that the limitations of our human eye and perceptive technology do not allow. Ever seen a slow motion video? How much more of life, people, nature, the moment, are you able to take in, in comparison to what you perceived in real time? Digital works, in my opinion, allow us to digest and metabolize input in ways that our limited human technological processes do not allow. Take a slow motion video of a light. Just a regular light in your home. Then watch it. And observe how many times the light is actually appearing and reappearing, but to the normal human sense perception in real time, it appears as though it is a constant stream of light. Why and how is that so? Then ask yourself, if that seemingly constant stream of light, that appears solid, is actually appearing and reappearing millions of times per second, how many times are you or anything you receive from your limited perspective of reality, a seemingly constant and solid object, are actually appearing and reappearing.
It may be true that, for the most part, people do not return to revisit and re-evaluate their digital photos and videos. However, that is, again, a limitation of the human technological process. Our limitations, in terms of how we conduct ourselves, should not take away from the value and the merit of the digital technology itself. It’s just that we remain ignorant to its true value to our analysis and further development, because we are so quickly looking for the next best thing. However, if I gave a telephone or a light or a car to an indigenous/tribal person who had no access to these type of modern technological advancements and they didn’t know how to maximize its use and potential, you wouldn’t say the telephone, the light or the vehicle are flawed. You would say that the person hasn’t learned how to use the technology. It is the same with most humans and the potentially of digital content. Most people are not interested in revisiting or analyzing anything about others, let alone themselves. They are looking outward for fulfillment and reinforcement (again, more on this later - another benefit of this digital technology I use to communicate with you now; I can come back to it, minutes, hours, days, months, years later and further the conversation - if I’m so inclined, and I am). However, although I am inclined to greater analysis of social phenomenon, and the various levels of reality in which those phenomena exist, I also realize that not everyone is so inclined. But their ignorance (lack of understanding) of the potentialities does not detract from the potentiality.
Pls tell me what is the relationship between intersubjectivity and social media , will it strengthens our intersubjectivity or weaken it ?
Where did all those lovely back curls go Daniel ? ..and all that wonderful tyrannical energy ?
Not ship wreckers, wreck divers.
Fascinating look at performance art.
Thank you Anne!
I am a big fan of Loren Munk.
Thank you for this fascinating conversation!
Thanks Fred! it what we want to share: contemporary, real and fascinating art conversations! continue to join us. also like your shared music
nice
+Pedro Navajas thanks!