Inner Rhythm

In a thought-provoking discussion, Stephanie Dinkins, the Kusama Endowed Chair in the Art Department at Stony Brook University, explores the intricate relationship between art and artificial intelligence (AI). During her conversation, Dinkins reflects on her childhood experiences with technology, particularly her affinity for CB radios, which served as an early platform for communication and connection with strangers.

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with multidisciplinary artist Lauren Ruiz to explore the perceptions of sacred spaces in the art world. Lauren shares her journey through the challenges of limiting beliefs as an artist and discusses the struggle to find value in a society that often resists unconventionality. We dive into her recent work, which intriguingly involves worms, and how this unique approach challenges our understanding of nature, ecology, and identity. Join us for a conversation that uncovers the complexities of creating art in a postnatural world and the transformative power of embracing one’s authentic voice.https://www.laurenruizart.comProduced by Peconic Pictures

Join Lina and Dean as they dive into their evolving collaborative process, sharing how they ensure both of their voices are heard. In this discussion, they highlight the challenge and of blending two creative minds to achieve a cohesive artistic vision. Lina opens up about her artistic journey and how her relationship with Dean has influenced their music, providing a unique perspective on their collaboration.Explore the challenges Lina and Dean face as both a couple and creative partners, from balancing personal and professional dynamics to the importance of live performances in discovering their "third voice"—the unique fusion of their artistic inputs.About “Inner Rhythm”Our podcast, straight from the historic Pollock-Krasner House, dives into the heart of creativity, guided by Lee Krasner's philosophy of "Inner Rhythm.”We chat with artists, historians, curators, and musicians, exploring their journey to authenticity. We've got musical performances too, intimate sets right here in the studio.Follow Lina on Instagram @linamxnProduced by Peconic Pictures www.peconic.pictures

A conversation about exhibition design with Brooklyn Museum's Senior Curator of Fashion and Material Culture Matthew Yokobosky.

Yokobosky has curated such blockbuster exhibitions as 'The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk', 'Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern', and 'Thierry Mugler: Couturissime'.

Join us on Inner Rhythm as we explore the journey of singer-songwriter Robert Leslie. From his roots in England and Amsterdam to a decade of busking in New York City's parks and subways, Robert shares stories of building communities through street performances and navigating the music industry. We also discuss how COVID-19 impacted his career and how different places have shaped his artistry. About “Inner Rhythm” Our podcast, straight from the historic Pollock-Krasner House, dives into the heart of creativity, guided by Lee Krasner's philosophy of "Inner Rhythm.”We chat with artists, historians, curators, and musicians, exploring their journey to authenticity. We've got musical performances too, intimate sets right here in the studio.Follow Robert on Instagram @robertleslieProduced by Peconic Pictures www.peconic.pictures

We delve into the journey of glass artist Simon Waranch. Simon shares his beginnings in glassblowing at the age of 13, to his current success at 25, marked by multiple solo museum exhibitions and gallery representations. The discussion explores the significance of studio spaces, the balance between commercial and artistic work, and the dynamics of collaboration in glassblowing. Simon also reflects on the influence of his craft on his personal growth and emotional balance, depicting the intricate dance between passion and profession in the realm of fine art.Follow Simon on Instagram @simonwaranch Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pollockkrasnerhouse/About the podcast:In March of 2024 we began inviting special guests into the historic painting studio of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner for conversations about creative pursuit. In this endeavor, we are guided by Krasner's imperative: “I never violate an inner rhythm. I loathe to force anything…I have regard for the inner voice.”In our inaugural season, we welcome curator Matthew Yokobosky, harpist Emily Hopkins, jazz historian Thomas Manuel, and other guests who will share stories and insights about their creative journeys, which we hope will connect you with your own inner rhythm. We also showcase one-of-a-kind musical performances set in the studio itself.Join us for these conversations and performances, available in audio and video on all podcast platforms and YouTube at @pollockkrasnerhouse. Subscribe to us on all podcast platforms.Inner Rhythm is produced by Peconic Pictures https://www.peconic.pictures

Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez are a collaborative partnership. Both are pastelists and portraitists. Together, their work concerns the sensuality of grief, the medicalized subject, the experience of surgical intervention, and desire (and the concomitance of all of these). They undertake the ideation and execution of each piece collaboratively, often drawing shoulder to shoulder, or frequently alternating. The drawings follow from long conversations about their own relationship, the visual cultures of medicine and religion, and the responsibilities of figurative art. They are married and live in Lubbock, Texas.Welcome to Inner Rhythm. Our podcast, straight from the historic Pollock-Krasner House, dives into the heart of creativity, guided by Lee Krasner's philosophy of "inner rhythm".We chat with artists, historians, curators, and musicians, exploring their journey to authenticity. We've got musical performances too, intimate sets right here in the studio. Season one features curator Matthew Yokobosky, harpist Emily Hopkins, Buscar Robert Leslie and jazz historian Thomas Manuel. Find us on all podcast platforms, YouTube at @pollockkrasnerhouse.

In this episode of Inner Rhythm, host Matthew Ward sits down with electroacoustic harpist and composer Emily Hopkins to discuss her creative journey and her unique blend of classical harp techniques with modern music technology. Broadcasting from the historic home of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, the conversation delves into Emily's background, her experiences with the PK House's Resonance Program, and her collaborative relationship with her partner, Russ. Together they explore the intersection of art, technology, and personal expression while reflecting on their innovative approach to music and community building.Follow Emily on Instagram @emilyharpistFollow us on Instagram @pollockkrasnerhouseAbout the podcast:In March of 2024 we began inviting special guests into the historic painting studio of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner for conversations about creative pursuit. In this endeavor, we are guided by Krasner's imperative: “I never violate an inner rhythm. I loathe to force anything…I have regard for the inner voice.”In our inaugural season, we welcome curator Matthew Yokobosky, harpist Emily Hopkins, jazz historian Thomas Manuel, and other guests who will share stories and insights about their creative journeys, which we hope will connect you with your own inner rhythm. We also showcase one-of-a-kind musical performances set in the studio itself.Find us on all podcast platforms, YouTube at @pollockkrasnerhouse. Inner Rhythm is produced by Peconic Pictures https://www.peconic.pictures

Han Qin is a visual artist, curator, and researcher committed to exploring and challenging biases in public art through digital installations, printmedia, and curation, all approached with a journalistic sensibility. Born and raised in Hangzhou, China, Han now calls Long Island, New York, home.Welcome to Inner Rhythm.Our podcast, straight from the historic Pollock-Krasner House, dives into the heart of creativity, guided by Lee Krasner's philosophy of "inner rhythm".We chat with artists, historians, curators, and musicians, exploring their journey to authenticity. We've got musical performances too, intimate sets right here in the studio. Season one features curator Matthew Yokobosky, harpist Emily Hopkins, Buscar Robert Leslie and jazz historian Thomas Manuel. Find us on all podcast platforms, YouTube at @pollockkrasnerhouse.Produced by @peconicpictures

Welcome to the PK House in Springs, NY, where Jackson Pollock’s floor and Lee Krasner’s walls set the stage. Today, we’re honored to feature Dr. Thomas Manuel, a jazz historian, educator, and cornet player. Founder of the Jazz Loft, Dr. Manuel’s deep musical insights and mesmerizing performances bring jazz to life. Join us for a special session in which Dr. Manuel responds to the historic studio in an improvisational musical set. Visit pkhouse.org to stay updated on our event series. Reserve your spot now to visit this iconic location!