aijcast

We wrap up our collaboration with Amina McIntyre, reflecting on our play meditation, the wonderful openness of those who participated, and what it might look like to have leisure goals.

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Grab some toys and/or random objects and listen along with our guided Meditative Play with Amina McIntyre, as we remember the importance of play in our lives.

Our collaboration with Amina McIntyre continues as we create a meditative play experience together - both virtually and IRL - including Lego blocks, Jenga, and the nostalgia of animal crackers in cardboard boxes.

• Listen to part two of our collaboration.

• Listen to part one of our collaboration.

Experience our meditative play.

We continue our collaborative process with playwright-pastor-scholar Amina McIntyre as we imagine what it would look like to create a playdate for grown-ups together.

• Listen to part one of our collaboration.

We begin our collaboration process with playwright-pastor-scholar Amina McIntyre, talking about imagining, reorientation, risk, and what we have learned - and seemingly already forgotten - from COVID.

Listen to our past aijcast conversation with Amina.

We wrap up our collaboration with photographer Eley by looking back on our co-creation of reweaving/unraveling, the give and take of notes, and Marthame’s promotion to honorary photo assistant.

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• Listen to part one of our collaboration.

Ari Brazier joins our collaboration with photographer Eley as we make sights and sounds inspired by space and authenticity. Additional Sonification on this episode from SYSTEM Sounds (M. Russo, A. Santaguida).

• Listen to part two of our collaboration.

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Watch the completed video.

We revisit another episode from our archives with photographer Joshua Rashaad McFadden, who talks about the power of image, his Southern experiences, and why his work is political.

As we catch up on our production schedule, we revisit a few episodes from the archives, including this conversation with sensory artist Siana Altiise, who discusses how teaching in China led her to music, what it's like living with synesthesia, and how she makes music. Plus she performs a couple of songs for us.

Our collaborative process with photographer Eley continues as we brainstorm ideas, reminisce over old science textbooks, and remember that we are all just stardust.

• Listen to part one of our collaboration.