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In this special episode, we present a live recording of Laraaji’s performance at our Season One launch event at Sean Kelly Gallery this past October.
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Landon and Christopher speak with Hayden Dunham, a multi-disciplinary artist who recently followed up a solo exhibition at Company Gallery (NYC) with the release of CLEARING, their first album under the name Hyd.
Special thanks to Leny’s World for their generous support of this episode! Visit LenysWorld.com and follow @lenysworld for details on their latest arrivals and projects.
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Landon and Christopher speak with Dan Colen, a New York-based artist who augmented his studio practice through the founding of Sky High Farm, a working nonprofit that uses sustainable practices to grow and donate fresh food to underserved communities.
Special thanks to Our Legacy for their generous support of this episode! Visit OurLegacy.com and follow @ourlegacy for details on their latest arrivals and projects.
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Landon and Christopher speak with New York-based designer Minjae Kim about treating his materials as collaborators, using his work as a means of familial connection, and exploring the space between design and discovery.
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Landon and Christopher speak with Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish, the artists behind the conceptual floral brand Wretched Flowers, about the nuances of collaborating as spouses, the complicated social history of foraging in America, and the aesthetic potential of invasive plant life.
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Landon and Christopher speak with the legendary musician and mystic Laraaji about the celestial aims of his music, the therapeutic potential of laughter, and the benefits of adopting improvisation as a practice in both art and life.
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Landon and Christopher speak with Isabella Lalonde, founder of the NYC jewelry label Beepy Bella, about celebrating the subconscious, translating personal vision into collective reality, and approaching a commercial brand as an ever-evolving art piece.
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