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“In a bid to be free, I created a whole new music project where I didn’t expect people to associate Nysza with any cultural identity. I didn’t expect people to know where Nysza came from,” says this week’s featured artist Ananya Panwar, who isn’t bound to just one artistic discipline. As a singer, poet, composer, performance scientist, and advocate for climate change, Ananya’s voice shines through her work in every capacity. She’s also one of the co-founders of Gaia’s Garden, a volunteer-created intersectional community garden that programs workshops, performances, and community events that help to bring people together. We talk everything from her newest release “She Loves Me”, how the Internet influences the creation of art, and the inspiration behind Gaia’s Garden.
Check out Ananya's work below:
ig: @itsnysza
gaia's garden: @gaiasgardenldn
check out her newest single "she loves me"
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our brand new website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
it was truly a pleasure sitting down and talking with london-based fine artist somunachima, whose stunning portraitures of black women have recently been exhibiting in galleries and public spaces in london. tune in as we discuss somunachima's artistic journey, where she turns for inspiration, and how she created while isolating. there's something for everyone in this episode, so go ahead and give it a listen!
this week we are joined by puerto rican composer johanny navarro! tune in as we discuss how johanny started writing for opera and all her incredible new projects coming up! we also get into what it's like to be an artist and how johanny discovered herself through her music. truly, this is a conversation that will resonate with anyone, so go ahead, give it a listen and let us know what you think! we hope you enjoy.
check out johanny and her work:
https://johannynavarro.com
ig: @johannyivelisse
american lyric theatre: https://www.altnyc.org
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our brand new website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
we are so very lucky to have the magnificent yarli allison on the show for this week's episode! we talk everything from yarli's work in sculpture, virtual reality, and 3D spaces to discovering a place of belonging through deep-rooted memories. it was truly such a beautiful and enlightening conversation, you're not going to want to miss this one!
check out yarli's work here!
yarli's instagram: @yarliallison
yarli's website: http://yarliallison.com
yarli's work is currently on view at FACT Liverpool & ICA London - check it out if you're in the area!
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
community, collaboration, & connection- these are the things that inspire the work of doddi el-gabry, founder of the distribution start-up, CINEBUR, and budding filmmaker. in this super in-depth conversation, we really get into the “magic of cinema” and what that means to doddi as well as an open discussion about art and process that leads us down all sorts of existential paths! we also learn more about CINEBUR and how social movie-going helps to inspire ideas, spark conversations, and ultimately helps build a sense of community. to learn more about CINEBUR and doddi, check out the links below!
check out doddi and CINEBUR!
doddi’s instagram: @doddielgabry
cinebur
cinebur on instagram: @cinebur
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our brand new website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
this week we had the utmost pleasure to interview cherin! this brooklyn-based duo band, comprised of maiya toren and lucas saur, are equal parts great music and great aesthetic. you really can’t go wrong when your producer and artistic director are the band. so if you like dreamy, shoe-gazy, bedroom-pop indie music with a strong aesthetic than cherin is for you! don’t miss the special announcements that come up during this conversation, filled with insights on how they write their music, their influences, and tackle creative work outside of the band. (and if you’re a sushi fan, stay tuned to the end).
instagram: @cherin.wav
youtube: Cherin
spotify: Cherin
apple music: Cherin
follow maiya on insta! @maiya.toren
follow lucas on insta! @lucas.saur
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our brand new website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
this week we are joined by incredible film & video game composer and human being shar joyner! we get into all sorts of things like shar’s beautiful musical journey, what it means to be creative, and how to step out of your comfort zone. there’s just so many good things from this conversation with such talented people (ifyky). join us for plenty of laughs, some fantastic advice, and just an overall good time with the one and only shar joyner!
check out shar and her work!
shar’s instagram: @sharmakesepicmusic
shar’s website: https://sharjcomposer.com
shar’s soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sharjcomposer
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our brand new website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
what does it mean to be a collaborator? what goes into interdisciplinary works? we delve into these questions and more in this week’s episode where we sat down with poet & filmmaker katie byford. join us as we learn how katie started out in the arts and how poetry inspires her work through so many mediums. katie also shares the inspiration and process behind “the styx”, a new film opera currently underway, that melds her work in film and poetry. this was a truly special conversation and we couldn’t thank katie enough for joining us this week!
check out katie and her work!
"the styx":@thestyx_filmopera
donate to help support "the styx" here!
katie's instagram: @byfordkatie
katie's twitter: @byfordpoet
katie's website: www.kmrbyford.com
learn more about katie's pamphlet 'he said i was a peach' here
questions? wanna be on the show? send us an email: [email protected]
check out our brand new website
follow us on instagram @thepodcastimperfect
follow your co-hosts:
kara: @quietopenspace
rebecca: @rebeccaniscomusic
music by rebecca nisco
album art by kara bartek
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