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Episode 4 of Art Against Empire explores how perfectionism is used as a tool of oppression.
This episode features an interview with Kim Werker who is a weaver, creator of the Mighty Ugly project and a craft entrepreneur; as well as an anecdote from Catherine West of Significant Seams in the United Kingdom.
Both guests use workshops to help people overcome perfectionism that is holding them back.
They both discovered that the fear of making something "ugly" or "imperfect" reveals deeper fears about using our voices and taking creative risks.
This episode explores how you can embrace imperfection: using craft, in your art practice and in your life so it becomes an act of resistance.
Art Against Empire is edited by Shawn Dearn and produced by Secret Agents. Visit ArtAgainstEmpire.net for photos, transcripts, and resources.
And in the spirit of "embracing imperfection," don't miss our BONUS, blooper reel after the credits of this episode. You're welcome.
By Ian Danger CapstickEpisode 4 of Art Against Empire explores how perfectionism is used as a tool of oppression.
This episode features an interview with Kim Werker who is a weaver, creator of the Mighty Ugly project and a craft entrepreneur; as well as an anecdote from Catherine West of Significant Seams in the United Kingdom.
Both guests use workshops to help people overcome perfectionism that is holding them back.
They both discovered that the fear of making something "ugly" or "imperfect" reveals deeper fears about using our voices and taking creative risks.
This episode explores how you can embrace imperfection: using craft, in your art practice and in your life so it becomes an act of resistance.
Art Against Empire is edited by Shawn Dearn and produced by Secret Agents. Visit ArtAgainstEmpire.net for photos, transcripts, and resources.
And in the spirit of "embracing imperfection," don't miss our BONUS, blooper reel after the credits of this episode. You're welcome.