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We talk Sam's upcoming virtual show "Black Flower", running through December 26th at the Rymer Gallery in Nashville, as well as the passing of David Driskell, the artist and an art historian who was a tireless champion for African American art.
Follow Sam @dunsonart
[ART]How do artists maintain different disciplines, working in various mediums?
[FIGHT] If you are curious about watching fights and seeing the best in MMA, look no further than UFC 254: KHABIB VS. GAETHJE
This week ArtFight communes with our Spirit Animal, Robin Black! Prepare for a deep dive into finding your BINK. Robin Black breaks down his new Fight Secrets episodes, and celebrates one billion views of his work. Follow Robin @robinblackmma
Joe and Brian talk Israel Adesanya's mojo, photographer Esther Lin's departure from MMAFighting, and why high end music studios are not ideal.
We hang with #ComicArt legend Eddie Campbell and talk about the evolution of From Hell - arguably the greatest #graphicnovel of all time.
https://www.eddiecampbelldammit.com/
Experience the perfect collision at the center of the cage between drawing and writing, as we revel in the new book "The Fine Art of Violence, Vol. 1" by Chris Rini with Josh Rosenblatt.
Follow Josh at @jrosenblatt1
Book available now at www.chrisrini.com
A Nashville native, Dycee Wildman is a director / writer with a love of the unusual and spooky. her work is influenced by filmmakers who dabble in the absurd, such as Miranda July, Hal Hartley, and Vera Chytilova, as well as directors who explore darkness, Roman Polanski, Wong Kar Wai, and Lynn Ramsey. Growing up in the south she developed an aesthetic sense that is derived from the natural world, but her interests skew consistently to the grisly. In addition to filmmaking she fosters the arts community by co-founding the Defy Film Festival and working collaboratively with Daisy Dukes Films.
ABOUT DEFY FILM FESTIVAL https://www.defyfilmfestival.com/
Saturday, September 12th 2020
A virtual event that is interactive and engaging in brand new and thrilling ways. This year's event will be on Saturday, September 12, totally FREE to digitally attend, and feature 48 bold and extraordinary films.
ART COVID-19 Silenced the Artworld. What Happens When the Machine Starts Up Again? FIGHT Frankie Edgar old as new, and Robbie Lawler being superhuman. The Art Fight Podcast is hosted by artists Brian Siskind and Joe Nolan. We bring artists, musicians, creatives, and fighters of all stripes together to have conversations about the fight in art, and the art in fighting. Recorded live Thursdays 5pm Central/6pm Eastern Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! https://bit.ly/artfightpodcastsub Website: https://www.artfightpodcast.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/artfightpodcast Like: https://www.facebook.com/artfightpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artfightpodcast
Kari Ames and Danielle Shoda decided to transform the Barbershop theater in Nashville. TN into a Covid-friendly temple space, available to be entered any time of day or night during the middle two weeks of September (9/10-24 -- by appointment only). A maximum of two beings total will be permitted use of the space at a time for up to 60 minutes and the room is designed to be interpreted / utilized differently by each human who enters. Inside you will find something akin to a planet-worshipping wizard's chambers: tools for divination, opportunities to enter a gnosis state, an altar for worship and dark space for deep meditation. Ruled only by the four elements (you become the fifth as Spirit), attendees are invited to explore and contemplate their past, present and future selves and emerge anew from the Mercury Chamber. Support their project!
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/entrance-to-the-mercury-chamber/#/
Kari Leigh Ames on IG: https://www.instagram.com/karileighames/
BB Fou Fou: https://www.instagram.com/bbfoufou/
We celebrated our 100th episode with the A team of combat sports writing!
A conversation on literature, #UFC252, robot voice technology, Bruce Lee's modern opponents & our mutual envy for Chuck Mindenhall. What an occasion!
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