<h3>March 11th, 2019</h3>Anders talks about being a fabricator that specializes in glassblowing and how a handful of legal cases involving intellectual property have raised interesting question within his glass and art communities. His favorite tool is the New York Times.
























 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 02 Anders Rydstedt: Pixie Vomit

March 11th, 2019Anders talks about being a fabricator that specializes in glassblowing and how a handful of legal cases involving intellectual property have raised interesting question within his glass and art communities. His favorite tool is the New York Times. 02 Anders Rydstedt: Pixie Vomit

March 11th, 2019Anders talks about being a fabricator that specializes in glassblowing and how a handful of legal cases involving intellectual property have raised interesting question within his glass and art communities. His favorite tool is the New York Times.
























 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 02 Anders Rydstedt: Pixie Vomit

Episode 02 - Anders Rydstedt: Pixie Vomit

Harriet Salmon interviews fabricators and craftspeople who assist in the production of contemporary artworks. This podcast will document fabricator’s experiences to shine a light on the amazing breadth of talent in the field and to capture this particular moment in the art world. We're interested in conversations about hierarchies within craft vs. concept, questions of intellectual property, trends of de-skilling in art, wealth disparity, and the conflict felt by many fabricators between working in art production and being artists in their own right.

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Episode 02 - Anders Rydstedt: Pixie Vomit

Episode 02 - Anders Rydstedt: Pixie Vomit