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S1 E10 The Craft of Identity: matt lambert on Gender and Art
"How do we get to the point where we feel seen and cared for and heard?" - matt lambert
In this thought-provoking episode of Sounds From the Studio, we delve into the intricate and evocative work of matt lambert, a non-binary, multidisciplinary artist whose practice focuses on equity and inclusion. Join hosts Rachel and Kahmeela as they explore matt's profound insights on gender, craft, and the significance of non-capitalization in their name, inspired by bell hooks.
Engage with discussions on the role of craft in decolonization, the importance of play and desire in creative processes, and the value of friction and opacity in understanding art. This episode is a compelling invitation to rethink our relationship with objects, materials, and each other,
encouraging a deeper appreciation for the complexities and nuances of craft.
Don't miss the chance to experience matt lambert's work in the exhibition "Self," running through August at Contemporary Craft, and join the conversation on how art can serve as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and change.
matt lambert Instagram
Contemporary Craft Website
Spotify Playlist: Sounds From the Studio
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By RuggedAngel Productions"How do we get to the point where we feel seen and cared for and heard?" - matt lambert
In this thought-provoking episode of Sounds From the Studio, we delve into the intricate and evocative work of matt lambert, a non-binary, multidisciplinary artist whose practice focuses on equity and inclusion. Join hosts Rachel and Kahmeela as they explore matt's profound insights on gender, craft, and the significance of non-capitalization in their name, inspired by bell hooks.
Engage with discussions on the role of craft in decolonization, the importance of play and desire in creative processes, and the value of friction and opacity in understanding art. This episode is a compelling invitation to rethink our relationship with objects, materials, and each other,
encouraging a deeper appreciation for the complexities and nuances of craft.
Don't miss the chance to experience matt lambert's work in the exhibition "Self," running through August at Contemporary Craft, and join the conversation on how art can serve as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and change.
matt lambert Instagram
Contemporary Craft Website
Spotify Playlist: Sounds From the Studio