Rocking Chair Sessions

Rocking Chair Sessions

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Rocking Chair Sessions episodes

  • RCS vol. 81 | Amanda Bradley
    Amanda Bradley was born and raised in Miami, FL where she received her BFA from New World School of the Arts. Currently she holds a studio at the Bakehouse Art Complex as an artist in residence. Her work explores place and landscape as a means to understand and expose histories, relationships and memory. Through photography she navigates the passing of time and the scale of individual in order to form relationships, both familiar and foreign.
    http://amanda-bradley.squarespace.com/
    53 min
  • RCS vol. 80 | Lucinda Linderman
    Lucinda Linderman, a native to Chattanooga, Tennessee, is a recognized environmental artist and enviromental art curator living and working in Miami, Florida. She holds an MFA from the University of Miami in Sculpture and a B.A. in Biology. Lucinda has been a full time artist with works exhibited in juried shows since 2001. From 2001 until 2006, she worked as a master apprentice to renowned constructivist sculptor John Henry, where both her aesthetic sense and technical skills were honed.
    https://lucindalinderman.com/
    51 min
  • RCS vol. 79 | Myung Nam An
    In my work, I like to tell stories using symbols which are universal, when you look at my work you could tell your own story, and would interpret what you see in your own way and each work in the series is created to evoke a different moods and emotions. I am exploring abstract appropriated images from our culture and translating these onto the surface of my work. I feel that they address or allude to specific ideals that interest me. It has always been my goal as an artist to make work that speaks to the viewer on a deeper level.
    http://www.myungnaman.co.uk/
    51 min
  • RCS vol. 78 | Nicole Salcedo
    Nicole Salcedo is a first-generation Cuban-American artist born, raised, and based in Miami. Her practice includes the use of illustration, performance, and design to open up spiritual pathways that might heal our connection to ourselves and to Nature.
    https://www.instagram.com/chachichinikki/
    52 min
  • RCS vol. 77 | Nick Mahshie
    Mahshie’s work makes reference to fashion, pop culture, street swag, and tropical ephemera to highlight the allure of natural and manufactured surfaces.
    http://www.nickmahshie.com/
    52 min
  • RCS vol. 75 | Mike Rivamonte
    Objects are very powerful and can evoke recollections of memories and experiences. Time machines - symbolic, historical, we identify them as a part of who we are or were and assign them significance and value. They can be personal or collective and pass from generation to generation or across cultures. I explores these relationships introducing some viewers to objects that have made the journey through time and reconnecting others to memories of their past.
    http://www.rivamonterobots.com/
    57 min
  • RCS vol. 74 | Tamara Despujols
    Tamara Despujols, a multimedia artist and architect, women’s rights and social activist, aims to merge both life and art in a most peculiar way, by viewing the interconnection between our bodies and the places we inhabit through the complex thread of thought that conceptually strings together all her works.
    https://www.tamaradespujols.com/
    54 min
  • RCS vol. 72 | Sandra Ramos
    My work is a reflection about the specific reality of my country. Usually I use the self-portrait as ways to meditate about the fact of belonging to an island where the collective history and the personal destiny are in very tight relation.
    http://www.sandraramosart.com/
    51 min

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Rocking Chair Sessions was created by Elysa D. Batista and Maria Theresa Barbist as a hybrid between an artist talk and a therapy session. South Florida based artists and creatives are invited to…