Rolling Rainbows

Interview: Tanner Gallery on the Vieux Carré

Producer Roland Ramos speaks with artist and gallery owner Tanner about his journey from Alabama to New Orleans. While it is a short distance, it was a long road that brought Tanner from Jackson Square running his own gallery just a few blocks away!

The original interview between Artifications and Tanner can be viewed by following the link below. We explore the history of the area and discuss the relationship between the city's numerous art districts.

"Artifications Explores the Contemporary New Orleans Art Scene"

https://youtu.be/lNkuwul_-9Y

Links

Tanner Gallery: www.tannergallery.com

Artifications Website: Artifications.us

Facebook: www.facebook.com/artifications.podcast

Instagram: www.instagram.com/artifications_podcast

Patreon: www.patreon.com/Artifications

Carrie MaKenna Interview & Deciding if Curating is right for you!

March 2021

In this podcast we welcome a great interview with artist Carrie MaKenna. Carrie keeps her studio in the 40 West Arts district just outside of Denver, CO. We discuss many aspects regarding her art and about 40 West Arts.

https://www.artscarriemakenna.com/

https://40westarts.org/

You can find Carrie and her work through our original Artifications documentary exploring Denvers RiNo and 40 West Arts Districts.

https://youtu.be/sEExpeZl2sc

Our Second segment discusses "Is curating is right for you". We go into the art behind curating, and some fo the lesser known aspects behind Fine Art Curatorial practices.

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Interview with Lauren Watrous & Kickstarter Announcement

This podcast features an interview with "plein Air" painter and art teacher, Lauren Watrous. Lauren was featured in our Brattleboro documentary, links to her work and the corresponding documentary are listed below.

This podcast will also feature an announcement regarding the launch of our first Kickstarter campaign! We will be using the funds raised to hire a fantastic video editor, and reward our supporters with producer credits on three documentaries, our smaller videos, multiple pieces of fantastic art, and creative collaborations between our producers and our Kickstarter supporters.

LInks

Lauren Watrous - https://laurenywatrous.com/home.html

Brattleboro Documentary - https://youtu.be/WMN_0SuwjUg

Kickstarter Campaign -https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/artifications/1912592951/edit/promotion

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Join us as we host an interview with Milena Mortati, and international artist who was born in Italy, raised in Zurich, and lives in Las Angeles.

Check out the original documentary here!

https://youtu.be/t69UwPiMcd0

This interview finds us discussing the international art scene as it relates to the struggles universally felt by artists all over the world. How are artists making sales happen in the time of Covid 19? We discuss the efficacy of platforms such a VR vs regular websites and the upcoming role of the "white cube" gallery may be in the near future.

It was a pleasure speaking with this super colorful and talented artist. I highly recommend you check out her art by following the link below.

MIlena Mortati - https://www.milenamortati.com/

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Artifications: 10 hours in Zurich

Join us as Artifications explores Zurich, and spends 10 hours on the ground exploring art scenes and jumping into some fantastic opportunities presented to artists.

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/t69UwPiMcd0

The video quality leaves a lot to be desired, but the improvements over the years are notable.

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Fast Facts on Zurich - https://www.expatica.com/ch/moving/location/moving-to-zurich-732941/

Alemania Web Wiki - https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alemania

Bahnhofstrasse - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhofstrasse

HafenKran - https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/crane-enabled_controversial-artwork-towers-over-zurich/38409580

Music Provided by James Rasmussen and Roland Ramos

Artifications 1 on 1: Brandon Wisecarver - Solas Studios

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Check out the Documentary with Brandon Wisecarver at:

https://fb.watch/2MExJkZLPf/

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https://www.solas.studio/membership

Brandon Wisecarver speaks with Artifications about the long and winding road from TX to NYC and his present contributions to creating access to the NYC art scene. We speak at length about his time at the Con Artist Collective; a Lower East Side touchstone that ended late 2019.

Our goal at Artifications is to make the art world more accessible.

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NYC: Lower East Side Exploration. Season 1 Episode 2

https://youtu.be/cFBC7ZRnlPs

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Manhattan is full of tales. With all its storied neighborhoods, it's easy to forget that It's also an island. The lower East Side is an island unto itself, a the part of the island where the cobblestone peaks out from the asphalt.

Don't let its "turn of the century" charm fool you. I'm confident that the Whole Foods and other niche micro-shops will serve as adequate backdrops to the new waves of thinkers, ready to change the world.

Because you can't spell Earth without art.

LINKS

http://www.cbgb.com/about

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_E...

https://conartistnyc.com/pages/about

Punk Song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20M5y...

The Ramones-The Ramones Live at the CBGB - New York City - 10-6-1977

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1Svf...

Talking Heads Live at CBGB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U8vg...

The Police Live at the 1979 Pinkpop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2c_j...

Blondie 1979 -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDVSn...

Tenement House Workers.

https://filmnyc2014.files.wordpress.c...

Tenement House LES

https://ephemeralnewyork.files.wordpr...

Old LES Photo

https://ka-perseus-images.s3.amazonaw...

St. Marks in the Bowery

https://tsmithersadventures.files.wor...

We are going to dive into something new and pretty exciting. We have organized an art crawl in Sonoma county. Specifically, in the town of Healdsburg. Our aim in this special episode is to introduce listeners to the history of Healdsburg, while also taking listeners on a little walking tour of this small yet culturally invigorating little town. Take a stroll through the local history as well as meet some of the artists, gallery owners and collectives that make this popular little town POP!

Its almost comically referenceable, with the whole “Is It local” movement, and the references to Portlands proclivity to be overcast, 95% of the time.

What makes Portland so lovable and fascinating is paradoxical nature; like the fact that it is both a tiny city and yet rife with urban sprawl, or that while it is completely urban, the entire city is closely surrounded by pristine natural wonders. The dualistic aspect of Portland is what makes it so lovable. How could you not love a city that

This episode focuses on the History of Alexandria and the art scene that helped define a waterfront. We begin with explorations in the naming of Alexandria, becoming part of DC, and the construction of the Torpedo Factory. We further discuss the Torpedo Factory influence on the development of the waterfront area, creating a thriving art scene, and the history of how the Torpedo Factory and how it became a significant economic engine in the area. Artifications interviews Abbey Alison McCLaine Director of the Torpedo Factory Artists Association and Erica Fortwengler, Director of Communications and marketing for the Art League.

(Active Sonar Sound)

Ive always loved that sound, yet never really knew what it was. I just remember that awesome movie “The Hunt for Red OCtober”... Still one of my favorites.

“Set Range to target… One Ping Only”

That is the Sound of active Sonar.

Sonar is actually an acronym representing Sound and Range;

Basic physics attests that sound travels much farther in water, so much so that Sonar is used by submarines in order to determine its proximity to its surroundings and the shape of submerged objects.

Once the sound wave reaches a submerged object, it immediately bounces back to the source with information on things like contours and shapes. The same principles are utilized in Sonograms, and ultrasounds on your body, using sound to create 3D images has been in use for a while.

In the Military, A submarine would use sonar to verify a range to a target, and then launch a torpedo with a tremendous amount of accuracy.

Why are we talking about this? Because today we explore Alexandria, and specifically Its home for the arts, The much Lauded Torpedo Factory.