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Fresh Art International episodes
- American in Berlin—the Art of Jen Ray
Connecting on Skype with American-born artist Jennifer Ray, we trace her creative path from North Carolina to Germany. Based in Berlin for eight of years with her husband and music producer Jason Forrest, Jen talks about life, recent exhibitions, and her new book.
Sound Editor: Leo MadrizSpecial Audio Jen Ray, Double Action, Kunsthalle Nürnberg, 2010Related Episodes: Sounds of Berlin, Artist as Laptop Musician—Jason Forrest in BerlinRelated Links: Jen Ray Art, Ain't We Got Fun, Jason Forrest17 min - Fresh Talk: Jen RayCathy Byrd connects by Skype with Jennifer Ray, a contemporary artist from North Carolina. Based in Berlin for the past eight of years with her husband Jason Forrest, aka DJ DonnaSummer, Jen heads back to the U.S. this fall. Jen talks about life in Berlin, her recent exhibitions and her new book, Ain't We Got Fun.Sound Editor: Leo MadrizPhotos courtesy the artist EpisodeSound: Jen Ray, Double Action, Kunsthalle Nürnberg, 201017 min
- How Artist Residencies Unfold at Artpace San Antonio
One hot summer day in Texas, we visit the studios of Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier, and Mike Osborne, current artists in residence at Artpace San Antonio. The projects they created are on view in the Artpace galleries through September 2012.
Sound Editor: Leo Madriz
Special Audio: Soundtrack of a video project by Juan Miguel Ramos titled Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros, 2012
Related Episode: On the Rise—with Curator Sarah Lewis in San Antonio
Related Links: Artpace San Antonio. Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier, Mike Osborne, Sarah Lewis
31 min - Fresh Talk: Artpace San Antonio Artists in ResidenceThis episode features participants in the most recent International Artist in Residence Program at Artpace San Antonio. Cathy Byrd speaks with Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier and Mike Osborne, artists selected by curator Sarah Lewis, about their residency experiences. The projects they created are on view at Artpace in New Works: 12.2 through September 23, 2012.Listen to Cathy's conversation with Sarah Lewis on Fresh TALK, August 27, 2012.Sound Editor: Leo MadrizPhoto credits noted in captionsEpisode Sound: Soundtrack of a video work by Juan Miguel Ramos titled Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros, 201231 min
- On the Rise—with Curator Sarah Lewis in San Antonio
In San Antonio, we meet scholar, writer, and curator Sarah Lewia to talk about issues and ideas that inform her curatorial practice. Sarah's latest project involved selecting artists Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier and Mike Osborne for the Artpace San Antonio's International Artists in Residence program. Active internationally, Sarah has held positions at the Tate Modern and the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and was co-curated the 2010 SITE Santa Fe biennial exhibition titled The Dissolve.
Sarah Lewis's book The Rise: Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery, 2014, inspires the title of this episode.
Sound Editor: Leo Madriz
Special Audio: Esperanza Spaulding, Cuerpo y Alma
Related Episode: How Artist Residencies Unfold at Artpace San Antonio
Related Links: Sarah Lewis, Artpace San Antonio, Tate Modern, Museum of Modern Art, SITE Santa Fe 2010 Biennial
15 min - Fresh Talk: Sarah LewisIn this episode, Sarah Lewis, a scholar, writer and curator, talks with Cathy Byrd about issues and ideas that inform her curatorial practice. Sarah's latest project involved selecting artists Leslie Hewitt, Jacco Olivier and Mike Osborne for the Artpace San Antonio 12.2 International Artists in Residence program. Active internationally, Sarah has held positions at the Tate Modern and the Museum of Modern Art, and was a co-curator of the 2010 SITE Santa Fe Biennial exhibition the dissolve.Sound Editor: Leo MadrizPhoto credits noted in captionsMusic: Esperanza Spaulding, Cuerpo y Alma15 min
- Red Swing Project—From Austin to the World
Under the 7th Street bridge in East Austin, we meet Andrew Danzinger, creator of the then-anonymous red swing project. Andrew invented his spatial intervention as an undergraduate while studying architecture at the University of Texas, Austin. Since 2007, his open-source project has grown to encompass a volunteer corps whose members have installed close to 200 swings in the U.S. and abroad. Andrew takes his swings to the Venice Architecture Biennial in August 2012.
Sound Editor: Leo MadrizMusic: Eden Gass, Little Red SwingRelated Episode: Slow Architecture—with Jack Sanders in AustinRelated Links: red swing project, Biennale Architectura 201213 min - Fresh Talk: Red Swing ProjectCathy Byrd meets Andrew, creator of the anonymous red swing project, under the 7th Street bridge in East Austin. Andrew invented his spatial intervention as an undergraduate while studying architecture at the University of Texas, Austin. Since 2007, his open-source project has grown to encompass a volunteer corps whose members have installed close to 200 swings in the U.S. and abroad. Andrew takes his swings to the Biennale Architectura 2012 this August.Sound Editor: Leo MadrizPhotos: Cathy Byrd unless otherwise noted in captionsMusic: Eden Gass, Little Red Swing13 min
- The Brave New World of Webcasting—with Tolly Moseley in East Austin
In East Austin, Tolly Moseley in Austin shares the facets of her creative practice. A book publicist by day, Tolly spends evenings writing for her blog. She’s also a passionate aerial silks dancer who keeps a vivid blue silk hanging from a tree outside her back door. Earlier this year, Tolly started producing and hosting a series of webisodes for "Austin Eavesdropper TV" in which she interviews a certain quirky character and shares insider tips about Austin. In this episode, Cathy gets a sneak peek at Tolly's brand new project for YouTube.
Sound Editor: Leo Madriz
Special Audio: Tolly Moseley, AETV intro designed by Jason Silverberg
Related Episodes: Louis Grachos on the Austin Art Experience
Related Links: AustinEavesdropper.com, youtube.com/hungry
13 min - Fresh Talk: Tolly MoseleyCathy Byrd meets Tolly Moseley in Austin to learn about her faceted creative practice. A book publicist by day, Tolly spends evenings writing for her blog AustinEavesdropper.com. She’s also a passionate aerial silks dancer who keeps a vivid blue silk hanging from a tree outside her back door. Earlier this year, Tolly started producing and hosting a series of webisodes for "Austin Eavesdropper TV" in which she interviews a certain quirky character and shares insider tips about Austin. In this episode, Cathy gets a sneak peek at Tolly's brand new project for youtube.com/hungry.Sound Editor: Leo MadrizPhoto credits noted in captionsMusic: Tolly Moseley, AETV intro by Jason Silverberg13 min
About Fresh Art International
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Writer/curator Cathy Byrd sparks conversations about today’s art, design, and film on the Fresh Art International podcast. Synthesizing interviews and field recordings with critical commentary since…
2011, the podcast archives the voices, sounds, and stories of contemporary culture makers from around the world.