Good Point Podcast

Good Point Podcast

By Jeremy Bailey & Rafaël RozendaalArts
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Good Point Podcast episodes

  • 166 - We Uber
    This week we talk about startup culture and how the remote-office-life changed it all
    Field recording by Flora Miranda
    https://floramiranda.com/
    54 min
  • 164 - Smoothies
    We talk about issues: War… Art… NFT… Dayjobs…
    Thank you to Rebecca Edwards www.arebyte.com & Anonymous for your questions
    Field recording by Momo www.momoshowpalace.com
    1 hr 3 min
  • 163 - Art Value
    Linda Loh asks: Are there any artists out there who DON'T think about sales? Can artists still work like that without being labelled "privileged"? Is work with sales in mind the best work? How do we disentangle good art from what sells? - https://lindaloh.com
    54 min
  • 162 - Sound Art
    Francesco Ameglio asks:
    “Is it never too late to be, or at least trying to be an artist? Does aging have anything to do with being relevant as an artist? And what's your relationship with the new generation of artists?”
    https://francescoamegliosound.com/
    1 hr 9 min
  • 161 - Positive Thinking
    This week, some thoughts on scale, focus, ambition, growth, confidence, the usual!
    Check out Jeremy’s latest NFT: https://foundation.app/@jeremybailey/~/128709
    56 min
  • 157 - Piles Of Files
    Jesper Nørbæk writes:
    Hi Rafael and Jeremy,
    To answer your question from the podcast:
    Please don't be more "professional", it’s impossible to concentrate on what a polished voice is actually saying. And you are definitely not talking too much about NFTs given how big of a shift it is.
    My question is about piles of files:
    How do you keep track of your piles of files and compare the versions of a time based work when it develops?
    With stills I have no challenge since it is easy to open 5 different instances and compare them, but with a time based work it quickly gets complicated. So have you come up with any strategies for managing versions of time based work?
    What strategies, systems, naming schemes or organizing principles have you found helpful?
    Rafael once mentioned that a new work he shared actually was a 6 year old sketch, which makes me think, how the hell do you find a 6 year old sketch in your piles of files?
    I have attached a field recording of trying to help a fly escape through a window.
    Thanks for doing the podcast, it has helped me a lot!
    Jesper
    https://soundcloud.com/codewalk
    1 hr 1 min

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An imperfect podcast about art, technology and culture by Rafael Rozendaal and Jeremy Bailey.