Insights of an Eco Artist: Recent Episodes
Joana Alarcão
Welcome to “Insights of an Eco Artist.” I’m Joana Alarcão, your host, Eco artist and culture writer. I'm sure you have asked, Does art have the power to change people and ideas? What is the importance of art? Why does it matter? and what innovative ideas are people creating to approach current problems? I delve into these questions and showcase worldwide artists and cultural movements that embody this fight to bring positive change into the world. This is a podcast with news and insights about the art world and Eco and social artists thriving in it.
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In the inaugural episode of the season, we present an interview with Shannon Castor. Shannon is a versatile artist who works in film, photography, oil, and acrylic painting. What makes Shannon stand out is her passion for long-distance running, which provides a distinctive perspective to study the essence of a place, the nuances of perception, and the harmony of nature.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Welcome back to another episode, today's guest is Luka Ver Elst, a graphist, sound artist, body researcher, dancer, and writer. We connected through a remarkable book she wrote chronicling her five-week adventure tracing a river from its source to its mouth. Luka´s artistic journey is a poignant exploration of the human form, illuminating its profound connections to itself, others, and the surrounding environment.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
In this episode, we dive into the world of speculative writing, art, and healing with Ama Josephine Budge, a boundary-pushing artist, curator, and pleasure activist, who fearlessly explores the intersections of race, art, ecology, and Blackness in her interdisciplinary practice.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Welcome back to our podcast. Today, we continue our conversation with Katerina Gribkoff, where we delve into Katerina's curatorial practice, her insights on sustainable approaches to art-making, and how she sees art as a tool for change in our rapidly changing world.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
As climate change continues to threaten our planet, and concerns about sustainability and the environment become more urgent, artists like Katerina Gribkoff are using their work to explore new ways of thinking about our relationship with nature. Through her practice, which blends traditional techniques with innovative approaches to growing and creating, pushing the boundaries of what it means to be an artist in the modern world.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Welcome back to our podcast, where we continue our conversation with the talented artist Hernando Rico Sanchez. In the first part of our interview, we discussed how his work reflects the ongoing conflicts and violence in the world and the social responsibility that comes with living in a society marked by such issues. In this second part of the interview, we delve deeper into his work as a curator, and Hernando shares some advice for artists. Join us as we explore the mediums he employs, the emotional responses he seeks to convey, and the techniques he uses to create a compelling dialogue with the viewer.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Hernando Rico Sanchez is a contemporary artist whose work reflects the ongoing violence and conflict of our world. His art offers a powerful means of reflection, exploring emotional responses and social responsibility. Through a range of mediums, Sanchez highlights the authoritarian dimension of the human condition. His profound statement of compassion invites the viewer into a haunting and mesmerizing dialogue.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Our guest today is Leslie Espino, a female environmental scientist working at NASA and a sustainable artist who creates beautiful and inspiring art.
Leslie's art is all about creating safe spaces where she's free to express herself without external or internal expectations. As a woman working in male-dominated fields of STEM and art, she uses her work to explore safe spaces and share her experiences with the world.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Today we have Milah van Zuilen, a visual artist and forest ecologist in training who aims to bridge the gap between art and ecology. She explores the human need to understand and categorize landscapes, particularly through the use of squares, a shape that characterizes our perspective on land.
On an unrelated note, the second volume of the magazine is already here along with its digital version, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Uncover the world of contemporary art with us! In this episode, we continue our conversation with Anna Fine Foer, a Baltimore-based artist who creates captivating collages that explore the intersection of digital technology and traditional art forms. Get ready to learn more about Anna's creative process and artistic vision.
On an unrelated note, the second volume of the magazine is already here along with its digital version, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
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Uncover the world of contemporary art with us! Today we feature eco-artist Anna Fine Foer, blending digital tech with traditional collage techniques to challenge perceptions & raise environmental awareness. Dive into her inspirations, process & impactful work in this enlightening episode.
On an unrelated note, the second volume of the magazine is already here along with its digital version, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
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How do you feel about the wilderness? Does it belong to everyone or is it only for special people? With me today we have New York-based abstract painter Matt Coombs whose paintings and drawings depict a fluidity between the natural environment, the figure and the synthetic. One of the fascinating aspects of Matts's practice is his willingness to seek the sublime in an augmented “nature”, so much of the imagery used comes from his upbringing in the Burned Over District of Upstate NY a region known for a wave of apocalyptic Christian movements in the early Nineteenth Century and was the birthplace of Spiritualism and the American fascination with seances and spirits. Matt's paintings a language to better understand the ghost of the past and our entitlement to the landscape that blurred over from this history.
We talk about religion in the contemporary atmosphere, the art world and how it is affected by the wave of environmentalism and also some of his motivations and paintings.
On an unrelated note, the second volume of the magazine is already here along with its digital version, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
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With me today we have Israel-based abstract painter Shir Beck, whose practice reflects the landscape of the city of Eilat, depicting the sea and the desert seen from the perspective of the artist. Beck is a very distinguished painter with work exhibited in London, New York, Florida, Tel Aviv and Venice.
On an unrelated note, the second volume of the magazine is already here along with its digital version, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
https://www.insightsofayoungecologicalartist.com/product-page/issue-ii
If you are an artist and want to be featured on the magazine go to the page submit your work on your website and see the required steps. We hope to see your work!
Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Today, we are continuing the interview with UK-based interdisciplinary artist,Adrien Châtelain, whose practice is focused on audio production, music, audiovisual installation, analogue photography, poetry, sculpture and software. In terms of themes, they investigate the climate crisis, interactions between humans and nature; decay; gender; and the impact of technology, with an emphasis on texture.
During this conversation, Adrien explores the motivation behind the record 4LN and the installation Degrade, as well as their involvement with the Just Stop Oil activist group that you must be familiar with.
On an unrelated note, we opened the pre-order for the second volume of the magazine, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
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With me today we have UK-based interdisciplinary artist,Adrien Châtelain, whose practice is focused on audio production, music, audiovisual installation, analogue photography, poetry, sculpture and software. In terms of themes, they investigate the climate crisis, interactions between humans and nature; decay; gender; and the impact of technology, with an emphasis on texture.
During the interview, we talk about their practice and creative methods and the importance of taking care of your mental health both for individual and creative growth. Adrien is a very interesting artist and we had a very engaging conversation, so stay put.
On an unrelated note, we opened the pre-order for the second volume of the magazine, so if you are interested in knowing more or ordering ours I will leave the link in the description below.
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Today we have with us UK-based glass artist and ceramist Daniel Rollitt, that uses traditional and digital techniques to create kiln-formed sculptures.
Heads up, this was a very technical conversation about the methods and processes of glass sculpting and how sustainability can still be applied when using this material. I learn a lot about the techniques involved and I am sure you will too.
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Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
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So today we have the second part of the interview with Amy Yoshitsu, she is an incredible artist and we talk about the art scene, and how she manages her time between her many different projects, we bust some myths around the artist's career and Amy shares some tips to artists to further your practice. It's gonna be fun, stick around.
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In today’s conversion, we will touch on subjects of dysphoria, assimilation and imperialism with Amy Yoshitsu. Amy is an accomplished sculptor, designer, and socially engaged artist that deconstructs the interconnections between power, economics, labor, and race to illuminate their foundational impact on personal schemas and interpersonal relationships. In 2020, Amy co-founded Converge Collaborative, a BIPOC and art-led workers coop and creative collective and if you want to know more about it I will leave the link in the description below.
Sound artist Annabelle Galea https://soundcloud.com/c_h_i_l_d
Here with me today I have Paul Brooke, a wild photographer, eco poet and writer. Paul started as a biologist and later transformed his passion for wildlife into a career as a photographer and poet. Most of his works are a merger between his knowledge of science - the ecosystems, his passion for culture and eco theories that are then showcased in his unique poem structures and his perspective as a photographer that records his observations of nature.
As a photographer, Paul dedicates his practice to highlighting species like jaguars or pumas to understand the specific adaptations and behaviours. As a consequence, he travels often to Brazil and Chile to be in contact with local communities and their wildlife, and this is an intrinsic aspect of his practice.
Paul is an accomplished photographer, lectures and poet with many books published and awards received and he shares his experiences on the nuances of being a wildlife photographer.
See his work here.
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This season we have a very interesting group of artists from all around the world and for this first episode, I have with me Miami artist and artivist Melanie Oliva.
She founded the collective artful activist and Inspiration Pollination to raise awareness of endangered fauna and flora and bring the conversation about social atmospheres to the general public, opening the door to create change in policies.
We had a very inspirational conversation, looking at how art interventions can influence change not only individually but also at the political level.
Sound artist Annabelle Galea
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Today is the last episode of season one and I just want to thank everyone that has supported this initiative and give a special thanks to all the amazing artists that took the time to speak to all of us. I grew so much from all these inspiring artists and conversations and I hope you all too.
For the last guest of the season we have Cheryl Maeder a photographer and video/sound installation artist whose practice focuses on the notion of ‘connection’; the connection to the self, each other and all life forms. Maeder’s installations have been exhibited all over the world and in this conversation, she shares the inspirations behind her practice and her thoughts on environmental justice.
https://www.maederphotography.com
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I hope you enjoyed the first part of the conversation with Adriana Prat, today we delved into the notions behind a sustainable art practice and Adriana shares some advice for emerging artists starting out.
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How to Save the Planet - Join journalist Alex Blumberg and a crew of climate nerds, as they bring you smart, inspiring stories about the mess we're in and how we can get ourselves out of it.
Love Your Work - Love Your Work is where David shows you how to be productive when creativity matters, get things done and breed Black Swans in your career as a creator.
Books
The New Climate War By Michael E. Mann
https://www.agprat.com
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Welcome to Insights of an Eco Artist. Today, I have with me, abstract artist and curator, Adriana Prat whose practice is rooted in sustainability and inspires change in others to halt climate change.
Adriana has exhibited at multiple galleries and alternative spaces, in both Argentina and the US, mostly in the greater Boston area. Recently she has an exhibition at the Multicultural Arts Center in Cambridge entitled TOPOGRAPHIES OF THE COLLECTIVE MISFORTUNES. If you are in the Boston area go check it out otherwise you can also see it in a virtual exhibition format at the gallery website.
https://www.agprat.com
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I hope you enjoyed the first part of the conversation with Naima. It was really a pleasure to hear about art from the perspective of an art journalist and know more about the art scene in Singapore and Indonesia. Definitely art that I look forward to learning more about. For the second part, we delve into the project coming up about the solo show of artist Eddy Susanto and the story behind the Graphic novels. During the interview Naima also shares some advice for new writers starting out and wonderful podcasts and books to feed our knowledge bugs. Let's dive into the second part of this interview.
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https://www.naimamorelli.com
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Longform - A weekly conversation with a non-fiction writer on how they tell stories.
On Being - Each week a new discovery about the immensity of our lives.
Books
Memories of Hadrian by Marguerite Yourcenar
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Welcome to Insights of an Eco Artist. Today, I have with me Naima Morelli, an Italian art writer, journalist and curator specialising in contemporary art from Asia-Pacific and the MENA region. Aiming to create meaningful connections She is a regular contributor to many prestigious international magazines and also published three books on Southeast Asian contemporary art. Wearing many hats, Naima also illustrates and writes Graphic novels among her many journalistic endeavours.
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We had a very fruitful conversation about contemporary art in Singaporean and Indonesian and how she goes from a conversation with artists to written pieces and books. Due to the many insights shared in our conversation, the podcast is divided into two parts. For now, without further ado let's dive into the 1 part of the interview.
https://www.naimamorelli.com
https://www.rednaima.com
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Welcome to Insights of an Eco Artist. Today, I have with me the interdisciplinary artist Clara Bowe whose art is driven by the need to understand the built environment, and to communicate how it impacts our lives and our home, earth.
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Clara studied Developing and Developed Nations around the world at Franklin University in Switzerland and received a B.A. in Economic History and Environmental Science. Although after several years teaching in formal and informal settings, Clara did a master’s degree in Environmental Conservation Education at New York University, where she focused on marketing and fundraising strategies for Non-profit businesses, working at prestigious institutions, including but not limited to The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Rainforest Alliance. In 2020 Clara opened the store, Crewel and Kind, to sell her embroidery and prints, promoting the Central Park project.
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Dan Barber
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Welcome to the fourth episode of Insights of an Eco Artist. Today, I have with me Sarah Meyers Brent who makes sculptures using debris from her house and studio to take the craziness of motherhood (and life in general) and create something beautiful out of it.
Sarah has been twice resident at the Vermont Studio Center, and recipient of an Artist Resource Trust Grant from the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, which designated her a 25 at 25 Fellow. Also she has been featured as a 2016 Best of Boston artist by The Improper Bostonian and received the Fay Chandler Emerging Artist Award that same year.
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Rebecca McGee Tuck
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Welcome to the third episode of Insights of an Eco Artist. Today, I will talk about something I believe to be of extreme importance - artistic freedom that correlates with freedom of expression and speech.
In light of current events, with individual rights being jeopardized worldwide, I want to stretch the importance of such rights on the quality of life of individuals and societies. Artistic freedom is the freedom to imagine, create and distribute various cultural expressions free of political interference, governmental censorship, or the pressures of non-state parties. Despite artistic freedom being political, individual charged, controversial and sometimes being too close for comfort, raising questions we would rather not answer. Still, freedom to create and enjoy these creations are an integral part of the rights of individuals.
Creative Europe Resources * the budget is around three hundred eighty-five million euros not three thousand!
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Welcome to the second episode of Insights of an Eco Artist, today I have with me the Italian artist Samantha Passaniti whose practice focuses on natural materials she gathers from the environment around her, this material becomes the center of investigation and observation.
Samantha shares some insights into her practice, the art world, and the problems we face navigating current situations.
http://www.samanthapassaniti.com/
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Welcome to the first episode of insights of an eco-artist. I am your host Joana Alarcão . I thought for the first episode I would do a small introduction of myself, why I started this podcast and put myself in the spotlight, and answer some of the pressing questions I ask my guests.
Thank you for joining. I hope you will learn as much as I do and join in for the next one.
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https://isabellarosenelson.co.uk/
www.christopherjacobs.co.uk
https://www.nataliebeech.com/
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Welcome to season 1 of “Insights of an Eco Artist.” I’m Joana Alarcão, your host, Eco artist and culture writer. If you are an artist who wishes to create creative positive change in the world or a culture enthusiast who worries about the impact of social and environmental injustice, I'm sure you have asked. Does art have the power to change people and ideas? What is the importance of art? Why does it matter? and What innovative ideas are people creating to approach current problems? I delve into these questions and showcase worldwide artists and cultural movements that embody this fight to bring positive change into the world. This is a podcast about art, culture, social and environmental events. A culture digest with news and insights about the art world and Eco and social artists thriving in it. Follow now in your favorite app so that you don’t miss episode 1 - coming in February. You can also follow us on Instagram @InsightsofanEcoArtist and visit Insightsofayoungecologicalartist.com for more info about the platform and the show. I hope to see you there!!
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Welcome to season 1 of “Insights of an Eco Artist.” I’m Joana Alarcão, your host, Eco artist and culture writer.This is a podcast about art, culture, social and environmental events, with news and insights about the art world and Eco and social artists thriving in it. Follow now in your favorite app so that you don’t miss episode 1 - coming in February. You can also follow us on Instagram @InsightsofanEcoArtist and visit Insightsofayoungecologicalartist.com for more info about the platform and the show. I hope to see you there!!
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