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(Art)versations is a meditative conversation about the artistic process. A tool that ignites transformative ideas. Each episode, a featured artist will join host Bri Clarke to bridge the gap between... more
FAQs about (Art)versations - Hosted by Bri Clarke:How many episodes does (Art)versations - Hosted by Bri Clarke have?The podcast currently has 106 episodes available.
November 22, 201925. Sabrina MangoneSabrina is a director, choreographer and performer who is in her senior year of high school at A. W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts. We sat down at The Performing Arts Project during our break to talk about auditioning for post-secondary education, and a one-woman show that she is working on.Instagram: @sabrinamangoneOriginal air date: August 26, 2019...more11minPlay
November 22, 201924. Kiana HolmesKiana is a performer and director, currently studying Theatre and Dance at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania. We sat down at The Performing Arts Project during our break to talk about having several interests outside of theatre, her love for gymnastics and much more.Instagram: @kianadholmesOriginal air date: August 19, 2019...more12minPlay
November 22, 201923. Jessica HelgerudJess is a multi-faceted performer who is attending NYU for a BFA in Acting. We sat down at The Performing Arts Project during our break to talk about an upcoming manuscript they are working on, representational problems in the arts industry, and much more.Instagram: @the_artistic_geekArtist Jess mentioned: @chellamanOriginal air date: August 12, 2019...more15minPlay
November 22, 201922. Rae BundyRecently graduated from York University's BFA Film program, Rae is a multi-faceted filmmaker and photographer who was kind enough to sit down with me. We discussed what it was like growing up in a small town, the personal inspirations behind her thesis film and much more.Instagram: @rae_bundyOriginal air date: August 6, 2019...more37minPlay
November 22, 201921. Rebecca ClarkeMy talented cousin Rebecca joined me to talk about her journey through York University's BFA Film Production program. We touch upon the ups and downs of shooting on set, our creative adventures during our childhoods, and much more.Instagram: @_becca_clarkeOriginal air date: July 29, 2019...more28minPlay
November 22, 201920. Codi GowanlockCodi sat down to discuss his solo piece, “Iodine Sky”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We talk about how his process of creation actually sent him into disliking the work as time went on. It showed me how some creative processes are abandoned and that is completely valid too.Instagram: @codigowanlockOriginal air date: July 22, 2019...more20minPlay
November 22, 201919. Jessica MakJess sat down to discuss her piece, “Modul”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. She broke down her entire creative process, beginning with gathering a group of women who helped her develop the movement. We also touched upon topics such as gender, costuming and overall interpretation from the audience.Instagram: @jessica_yymakOriginal air date: July 15, 2019...more18minPlay
November 22, 201918. Matthew D'IppolitoMatthew sat down to discuss his solo piece, “Lost in Nothing”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We talk about the ups and down of self-choreographing and whether or not music and costuming have influence on the creative process.Instagram: @matthewdippolitoOriginal air date: July 8, 2019--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brianna-clarke/message...more13minPlay
November 22, 201918. Christian LavigneChris sat down to discuss his piece, “bOdies touchIng”, which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We talk about how personally connected this piece was to his childhood and other inspirations that came up during the creative process.Instagram: @chris.lavigneYoutube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLWO4ppbWZXwcJSS64kfMQwOriginal air date: July 1, 2019...more16minPlay
November 21, 201917. Margaux Labossiere & Evan WebbThese two sat down to discuss their co-choreographed duet "Liminal", which was performed at Choreographic Works 2019. We touched upon controversial topics like gender stereotypes and how performance art can help neutralize the stigma that is created in society.Instagrams: @margaux.labossiere @evankwebbOriginal air date: June 24, 2019...more24minPlay
FAQs about (Art)versations - Hosted by Bri Clarke:How many episodes does (Art)versations - Hosted by Bri Clarke have?The podcast currently has 106 episodes available.