Between Classes: the Podcast: Recent Episodes
ASU Herberger Institute
From young artists and designers to engaged faculty, industry professionals and visiting guest artists, the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts is rich in creativity. In our Between Classes with Steven Tepper series, Herberger Institute Dean Steven J. Tepper spends time in conversation with some of these inspiring people.
Hear two deans at ASU discuss who could create better zombie costumes in this Halloween episode. Kyle Squires, dean of Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering and Herberger Institute Dean Tepper also talk about innovation, creativity, and the intersection of design and the arts with engineering and technology.
In this episode of “Between Classes with Steven Tepper,” Dean Tepper talks with enterprise design and innovation leader Julie Anixter. Anixter, former AIGA executive director, founded Ensemble.Works to enable better enterprise level collaborations between designers and innovators, and business and institutions.
We’re back with our "Between Classes with Steven Tepper" series! In this episode, Tepper speaks with Miki Garcia, director of the ASU Art Museum in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University.
Before his convocation ceremony, painter Papay Solomon met up with Dean Tepper and the two discussed Solomon’s life as an African refugee and how that experience influences his work. He says he uses his art to tell the stories of other immigrants also living between two worlds.
Dean Steven Tepper and Carlton Turner, who is a performing artist, organizer, policy shaper, lecturer, consultant and facilitator, explore why designers and artists are essential to society and to addressing critical issues.
Deborah Cullinan, chief executive officer at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, visited campus to learn more about the Herberger Institute. In this episode of “Between Classes with Steven Tepper,” Cullinan shares how she wants to live in a world that is fueled by creativity – where everyone has access to inspiration and imagination.
Wanda Dalla Costa talks about celebrating and honoring indigenous cultures and working with communities through design. Dalla Costa, who is a member of the Saddle Lake First Nation, Alberta, joined the Herberger Institute as an Institute Professor, with an appointment in The Design School.
Herberger Institute Dean Steven Tepper catches up with Latavia Young, a film and media production student.
Musician, educator and author Ysaÿe Barnwell speaks with Dean Steven Tepper in the second episode of Between Classes: the Podcast. Barnwell visited ASU last academic year for a weeklong residency with the School of Music. In this conversation, she discusses her background and time with African-American female a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey in the Rock, the idea of access to music and her current work, the function of music and a lot more.
In this episode of “Between Classes with Steven Tepper,” Dean Tepper speaks with national arts leader Ruby Lerner, the founder of Creative Capital and the Herberger Institute’s inaugural policy fellow.
Theme music by Adele Etheridge Woodson.