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- Allegory + Audio, Two Worlds Collide, with Paul Gewuerz
In this episode I get the chance to talk to Paul Gewuerz, the founder of Allevox, a personalized podcast service. With a background in audiobook narration, Paul creates a funny and insightful podcast orientated around the person you decide to gift this to. Besides his motivation story, we talk about the audio versus visual medium, and the personalized touch that the gifting industry is missing.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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25 min - Let's Talk Physics, The Leaning Out of Windows Project
For this episode I sit down with Ingrid Koenig and Randy Lee Cutler, associate professors at Emily Carr University, to chat about the Leaning Out of Windows project. Besides explaining the goals, and giving examples, Ingrid, Randy and I chat about how in this project they are exploring the relationship between science and art. How can artists respond rather than illustrate? Listen to find out!
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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31 min - Thinking Out Loud, It's Been 2 Years Already
On April 23, 2018 I released the first three episodes of the Back to the Drawing Board podcast. To celebrate the upcoming second year birthday, in this solo episode I talk about the five things I have learned in my two years of podcasting. I talk about what it's like having conversations with people I've never met before, being curious when talking to all sorts of different people, and even what this journey has taught me about art.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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In this episode I sit down with artist Hili Greenfeld to chat about her interest in personal memory and public history, why she calls her installations 'environments,' and whether she borrows objects from 'real people' to use in her work. Enjoy!
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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29 min - Human Stories, Time to Experiment, with Het Hem
In this episode I sit down with Berber Meindertsma from Het Hem, an institution in the Netherlands that strives to create a playful and open approach in creating and experiencing art. Berber and I talk about showing things that others may not consider to be 'art,' the array of individuals they collaborate with, and the Human Library Project, where humans are the books! Enjoy!
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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37 min - Training Artists to Engage, More than an Exhibition Space, with See You @ Art
For episode 59 of the podcast, I feature an Amsterdam based organization called See You @ Art. Sitting down with Cathelijne Mulders, the founder, and Anoushka, one of the volunteers, we chat about engagement, the loneliness of an artist's career and how as an exhibition space they train artists to talk about their work.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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35 min - Where are the Young People Hiding, Communication in the Culture Sector, with Jip
In this episode I sit down with Jip Heijmerink, the founder and owner of My Daily Shot of Culture, an organization that strives to encourage young people to engage with arts and culture in the Netherlands. We talk about the aura surrounding cultural events and institutions and how to bring the fun back into a sector that often prefers to take themselves overly-seriously.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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You loved listening to Shinobu and Matt in episode 27 where we talked about their project: Residency for Artists on Hiatus. They are back on the podcast today, and we have more time to delve in deeper into society's need for structure, the relationship between life and art, and we get personal with Shinobu's 2019 year.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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It's time for another solo episode and in this one I share with you some of my thoughts that I formulated in an essay for my philosophy class last semester. But don't let that scary you away! I explain everything, even for people that don't have a philosophy background. The theme: the practice of drawing can bring art back into balance.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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33 min - Raising Awareness for Mental Illness, A Different Type of Learning, with Beautiful DIstress
What can art contribute to the mental health conversation?
In this episode I sat down with Fleur Kuypers, project manager of Beautiful Distress, a foundation striving to create awareness and acceptance in society for the mentally ill. In this episode we talk about how art makes heavy topics approachable, and what conclusions we come to if we approach this field through art.
Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
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About Back to the Drawing Board
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Back to the Drawing Board cultivates a unique perspective on the shape, role and meaning of visual art in the everyday world. Through interviews with adventurous and out-of-the-box thinkers and…
makers, Back to the Drawing Board instills an approachable and fun integration of life and art.