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Artivism NOW!
By Kyle RomanArts
Artivism NOW! episodes
- S3E2 Rochelle Clarke / Painter / ArtivistOn this episode we welcome Rochelle Clarke. Painter and Artivist from London, England. Catch her work on Instagram at @rochellecreative / Linktree is available in her bio! Shop her Etsy @ www.rochellecreative.co.uk34 min
- S3E1 Dr. April Bee / Photographer / Artivist
Dr. April Bee joins us on this episode. We get into the ultimate extended metaphor that is, The Raw Honey platform, and all things philosophy and photography.
On Insta at: @dr.aprilbee / @rawhoney_pf
https://www.rawhoneypf.com/
Check out the photography on Insta: @barebeautephotography
48 min - S2E11 Special Simulcast with Richard Radstone / Photographer / Artivist / PodcasterOn this special episode we simulcast with Richard Radstone, portrait photographer, and podcaster. We talk about the importance of love and empathy for the common good and how that can revolutionize society.See Richard's work at: https://www.richardradstone.com/and the podcast, Sidewalk Ghosts at: https://sidewalkghosts.com/On Instagram @richardradstone52 min
- S2E10 Jaime Santiago Longa / Oil Painter - ArtivistJaime rejoins us on this special episode of Artivism NOW! We discuss his new direction and tone in his work recently, his connection with the Philippines, and how art students can transition from art school to the professional world.1 hr 4 min
- S2E9 Jessica Thornton / Graphic ArtivistOn today's episode we welcome Jessica Thornton. Graphic Artivist based out of Anchorage, Alaska. We discuss Jessica's work with the Native Movement along with the unique journey they took to finding their community. From Finland, to Amsterdam, to Anchorage, Jessica describes the importance of intersectionality to the work she does.Insta: @jessicathorntondesigns@native_mvmtjessicathorntondesigns.com50 min
- S2E8 Noah Scalin / Mixed Materials ArtivistOn this episode of Artivism NOW! Noah Scalin joins us! We talk about his non-traditional methods and media as well as the impact of public art in the southern United States. We also discuss his corporate consulting work and how it's making an impact in the minds of corporate America.IG: @noahscalin / @alrcreates / @creativesprint59 min
- S2E7 Hawane Rios / Musician / ArtivistHawane Rios is a musician / dancer / activist from Big Island Hawaii, and Mauna Kea. To support the cause of Kanaka'a Maoli people and their native lands donate to or follow these:Venmo - @Hawane-RiosInstagram -@hawanemusic, @protectmauna, @puuhuluhuluWebsite - hawanerios.comWebsites about Mauna Keakahea.orgpuuhuluhulu.comstandingabovetheclouds.com59 min
- S2E6 Alexis Saenz / Dancer / Choreographer / ArtivistAlexis Saenz joins us to talk about her project 'The Process of Remembering', 'Doomed', and the Indigenous Youth Council. Listen up for Alexis' identification and take notes. This is a representative of how future and present community leaders speak. www.theprocessofremembering.com / Instagram: @lexxsaenz / indigenousyouth.org1 hr 3 min
- S2E5 Election Special w/ Ana Maria Alvarez / Founder of Contra Tiempo / Movement ArtivistWe discuss the growth of her graduate thesis in dance entitled 'Contra Tiempo' into an Artivist dance company. We then segue to the 2020 election and the importance of participating in what is left of our democracy.43 min
- S2E4 Sunena Gupta / Kathak Dancer / Choreographer
Sunena Gupta joins us from Singapore. We talk about her work as choreographer and dancer in the Kathak style. We also get into her work advocating for mental health awareness. blog at: sunenagupta.wordpress.com Instagram: @sunenagupta
46 min
About Artivism NOW!
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We discuss the intersection between art and activism and how artists the world over are making a statement with their work. Politics, culture, and current events inform and carry forward the work of…
artists. These interviews tell the story of people who are dedicated to truth telling and compassion in a cynical world. Join us and support their work whenever possible.