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Drunk Art Chat
By Cameron and StephanieArts
Drunk Art Chat episodes
- Episode 40: Makin’ Bolero (Guest Episode by Paul Myers)
Cam and Steph hope you enjoy this TOTALLY NORMAL EPISODE OF DRUNK ART CHAT!! NOT AN APRIL FOOL’S DAY RELEASE AT ALL!
It’s kind of not, though. So…calm down, gang. Super huge thanks to Paul Myers for giving us a sneak peak at his in-the-works podcast about the making of his game, Bolero. Check out his progress here: https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=66584.0
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
♥THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!♥
16 min - Episode 39: Frida Kahlo's Art and Battle with Health Complications
Steph and Cam talk about some of Frida Kahlo’s works which put her health issues in the main focus. They discuss the way that Kahlo has been used as a symbol for White Feminists (TM) that partake in what is known as “Fridamania”.
In this episode, they look at the following works: Without Hope, Self-Portrait with the Portrait of Doctor Farill, and The Broken Column.
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
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33 min - Episode 38: Propaganda ExtravaGAAANZA
Do the political works of contemporary painter Jon McNaughton have similarities to those of Thomas Benton Hart? And is McNaughton’s work straight up propaganda? Or does all his work basically say: stop being mean to Dahnowd Twump! He’s twying to make America GREAT by ruining the lives of millions of Americans and putting babies in cages and stuff! Will the artist and his dear subject will make it through these hard and trying times? Steph and Cam talk about this in regards to one of McNaughton’s recent paintings, "National Emergency".
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
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29 min - Episode 37: Seriously, Guillaume Verda? C'mon.
Steph sent Cam an article about an artist in France whose show was recently pulled due to accusations of plagiarism. When critics said, “Gee, this dude’s work sure looks a lot like Jean-Michel Basquiat’s stuff.” (but in French), Verda claimed to not even know who Basquiat was. Cam and Stephanie dig into this claim on this episode, and…spoiler alert…they’re not buying it.
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
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22 min - Episode 36: Why do Those Dang Millennials Love Them Webcomics so Much?!
Just a note going forward! Steph and Cam are going to start releasing episodes on Sunday and they’re gonna shoot for shorter, more digestible episodes, too! Hopefully y’all enjoy them!
In this one, Steph and Cam are talking about Webcomics and how and why they seem to resonate with millennials. Their relatability, their instant messages, and share-ability are just some of the things that make these works huge hits with our humble group of debt-ridden peers.
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
Also check out Jonathan's comic here: https://succumb.bigcartel.com/category/comics
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27 min - Episode 35 - Trauma and Art. Featuring Nicole Swardenski
CONTENT WARNING: this episode has mentions of sexual harassment/assault and trauma
Artist and friend, Nicole Swardenski, joins Cam and Steph for a discussion on the ways trauma can inform art. The three discuss pieces that focus on trauma such as Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight) by Emma Sulkowicz, and My Bed by Tracey Emin. They also talk about art therapy as a form of healing for the non-artist and a bunch more. Also announced in this episode, Jonathan Stutz's new comic! Find it here!Like whatchur hearing? Please consider supporting us! Subscribe and turn on notifications for our YouTube Channel here: bit.ly/dacvids!
Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
♥THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!♥
59 min - Episode 34 - The Art of Jean-Michel Basquiat
In honor of Black History Month, Steph and Cam wanted to talk about some of the life and works of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Tune in as they discuss their thoughts on 3 of his works: The Irony of the Negro Policeman, Untitled (1982), and Riding With Death. And since Andy Warhol was in Basquiat’s life, they also get side-tracked and talk a bit his most recent re-surfacing in a Burger King ad. Are they impressed with it? Ehhh. Do they really enjoy Basquiat’s work? YEEEAH! Yep, even Stephanie enjoys the wild lines and bold colors. It’s too hard not to.
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
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58 min - Episode 33: The Fake Commercial Collection
Timelife Presents: Sounds of the Fake Commercials. No need to buy the collection on cassette OR CD—we got you covered baby.
Also, it’s STUPID cold in Chicago, which means it was a bit difficult for Steph and Cam to get together to record this week. But they didn’t want to leave you hanging…so warm right up to every last fake commercial from the past…uh…many episodes. ALL IN ONE SPOT! How neat! I think? Sure!
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com ♥THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!♥
38 min - Episode 32: Liquitex Acrylic Gouache Review!
Liquitex recently came out with a new line of acrylic gouache paints, so obviously, Steph and Cam wanted to get their hands dirty with those. If you’re curious about these paints and want an honest take about what to expect with these, give this episode a listen—ESPECIALLY, if you’re a frequent user of gouache! For a bit of a visual guide, jump on our Instagram (@drunkartchat) to see the samples of stuff we made using these paints on different surfaces.
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
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53 min - Episode 31: In Conversation With Oscar Joyo!
Steph and Cam are joined by Oscar Joyo, an artist living in and working out of Chicago [oscarjoyoart.com]. Oscar gives us insight into his work, by letting us know how he incorporates sound and the ambiance of his settings into his pieces. He lets us in on challenges he’s faced with creating art, as well as exciting stuff he’s been exploring. Oh…and he makes Cam and Steph’s bad-movie-lovin’ hearts sing a very happy tune. Follow Oscar on Instagram: instagram.com/oscar_joyo Facebook: facebook.com/oscarjoyoartpage and @oscarjoyo on Twitter.
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Music by Jonathan Stutz: stutzmusic.bandcamp.com
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Art! Alcohol! Fake Commercials! What more could you want? Hear Cam and Steph discuss it all. New episodes every Friday!