art conversation

In this hour long conversation, the Co-founding Directors of Art is Moving discuss why art should be held as a high value for society and perhaps why it is not for everyone with 4 amazing art advocates:  Sharon Burton (https://www.sparkyourcreative.com/), Rae Luskin (https://www.thewinningadventure.com/), Beth Benson: (http://www.crestlinecreatrixmatrix.com/), and Shannon Gerrity: (https://www.findcreativeflow.com/).

Learn more about the Take an Art Break Movement on the Art is Moving website here.

 Not sure what an art break is or can be? Lisa and Lauren chat about the broad definition of an art break and the steps to take to find the perfect art break for yourself. Take a listen and then go take an art break.

Learn more about the Take an Art Break Movement on the Art is Moving website here.

Listen in to my conversation with San Francisco based artist Joel Hernandez. His masks are part of a rich Mexican tradition that he combines with pop-art. Through his paper mâché sculptures the artist creates a langue to talk about our social condition in relation to nature and politics. Joel also talks about two sculptures that will be on view at the legendary gallery “La Luz the Jesus” in Los Angeles that reflect how human interaction has shifted during covid. Join us!

Follow the artist on instagram @joelhernandezart

Visit the artist shop: 

https://www.joelhernandezart.com/ 

Dear Listener, join me and a few cups of wine as I sit with Esteban Covo, for what is officially “The Drunk Episode”. Meet Esteban who is co-founder of Magic Hammer, a CG animation studio in Merida and is also part of the Donia Way dynasty! Listen in as he talks about how his upbringing empowered his curiosity and confidence to explore, learn and launch his very own CG school at the age of 18. Esteban also shares the many love stories that are playing out in his family including his very own to a childhood friend. I really enjoyed this conversation and will re-listen to it whenever I want to fill my room with laughter and cheer. Join in.

Magic Hammer  

Donia Way 

Follow Esteban on instagram @esteban_covo

Meet artist and recent art school graduate Selena Lozano. I’m so excited to have Selena in the studio, live in person, six feet apart but so close with GREAT sound for this no Skype episode. Selena talks about spiritual awakenings, pricing her work from a place of generosity and we cheese out on our mutual love for Avatar! We also talk about the latent power of connecting with the greater Latin American world as Latinx people. Join us!

Follow the artist Selena Lozano on Instagram @rocketship_

Cathryn started painting at the age of 6 and continued her studies with a scholarship to the Atlanta College of Art, graduating with a BFA in Fine Arts with her main focus being painting and photography.  Her work continues to evolve as she works with collage on paper and canvas using assorted materials to create elaborate visuals.  To see her work up close and personal please visit her website here or visit my website here.  Be sure to check out her work on the gallery Facebook page at The Lucy Clark Gallery and Studio.  As always, feel free to leave a comment, Subscribe to my Podcast channel or reach out by email.  Lucy@lucyclarkgallery.com

I am thrilled to chat with Arlene Dávila, Professor of Anthropology and American Studies at New York University. Her new book Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, and Politics wields her first hand experiences in the art world and leverages her tenured academic voice to bring together conversations that affect Latinx Artists across the country.  Latinx poses questions that could be the playbook for what the new paradigm of the Latinx art and other Latinx endeavors, can look like in a post Covid world. Listen in as we talk about the many elephants in the art world, that to our own detriment, we have been trained to politely ignore. It is time to have these conversations, Arlene and her book are opening the forum, join us.

Get your copy of Latinx Art here. 

Follow the author Arlene Dávila on Twitter

From Chicago and New York, listen in as artist and curator Sergio Gomez and I check in and talk about faith in moments of crisis. Listen in to how we both lean into our own faith through our work. Sergio shares a recent collaboration with artist Sally Ko at Soul City Church in Chicago. Find out where Sergio is going to first, after the quarantine restrictions are lifted. Welcome to the conversation. 

Breakfast With Sergio vlog 

Art Next Level

Zhou B Art Center 

Artist Paul Beel 

Artist Sally Ko

Soul City Church 

Watch the conversation along with visuals of the artist's work on youtube: here. 

The Bureau of General Services- Queer Division 

Paul Moreno on Instagram 

Paul's Book Recommendation: Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller   

Sophie Lucas 

The Other Art Fair 

New Inc. 

University of the Arts London 

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Podcast Movement Evolution

February 12- 15, 2020

Los Angeles

Artists:

Silverio Castillo @pvssy.pow3r

Maluma @maluma

Book

“Conversations with God” Neale Donald Walsch

“Against Creativity” Oli Mould

Rise Ashen's interview with the amazing dancer Ashton "Stackz" Lites from Boston.  They cover his path into dance, life, and how he uses dance to engage and lead within his community. You can watch the show at www.gonemonk.com

An intro for the show Gone Monk, Conversations With Great Artists by Rise Ashen in Ottawa, Canada.  In this show, Rise will go deep with artists about their processes, their experiences, creating, and living as an artist.  Dancers, Movers, Musicians, DJs, Actors, Visual and Multimedia Artists, Rise takes you on a journey into the minds and lives of people who have "Gone Monk" in their respective practices.  Enjoy!