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Speaking Through Art: Art, Visual Culture and Lived Experiences
Hosts: Iuri Geber, Chandradeep Majumder, Bernard Imarah, Isaac Steckly
In this episode, hosts Bernard, Isaac, Iuri and Chandradeep, dive into a very intriguing discussion on a few questions about various aspects of art culture with lived experiences. The first segment of the podcast talks about storytelling and reflexivity in visual art, which was dealt by Chandradeep and Bernard dealt by touching upon some of their personal ideas .Then, the significance of diverse perspectives in visual arts aims to understand its depth better, as led by Isaac. Lastly, Iuri, being an artist himself, talks about the significance of balancing art theory with personal expression in the art practice, touching upon some personal university experiences. The hosts draw the audience to think about some of the argumentative conversations in visual culture, shining light on how we can actively broaden the horizon of visual culture and how “there is no right or wrong way to make art."
In this episode, hosts Bernard, Isaac, Iuri and Chandradeep, dive into a very intriguing discussion on a few questions about various aspects of art culture with lived experiences. The first segment of the podcast talks about storytelling and reflexivity in visual art, which was dealt by Chandradeep and Bernard dealt by touching upon some of their personal ideas .Then, the significance of diverse perspectives in visual arts aims to understand its depth better, as led by Isaac. Lastly, Iuri, being an artist himself, talks about the significance of balancing art theory with personal expression in the art practice, touching upon some personal university experiences. The hosts draw the audience to think about some of the argumentative conversations in visual culture, shining light on how we can actively broaden the horizon of visual culture and how “there is no right or wrong way to make art."
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By SOCA Intro to Visual StudiesHosts: Iuri Geber, Chandradeep Majumder, Bernard Imarah, Isaac Steckly
In this episode, hosts Bernard, Isaac, Iuri and Chandradeep, dive into a very intriguing discussion on a few questions about various aspects of art culture with lived experiences. The first segment of the podcast talks about storytelling and reflexivity in visual art, which was dealt by Chandradeep and Bernard dealt by touching upon some of their personal ideas .Then, the significance of diverse perspectives in visual arts aims to understand its depth better, as led by Isaac. Lastly, Iuri, being an artist himself, talks about the significance of balancing art theory with personal expression in the art practice, touching upon some personal university experiences. The hosts draw the audience to think about some of the argumentative conversations in visual culture, shining light on how we can actively broaden the horizon of visual culture and how “there is no right or wrong way to make art."
In this episode, hosts Bernard, Isaac, Iuri and Chandradeep, dive into a very intriguing discussion on a few questions about various aspects of art culture with lived experiences. The first segment of the podcast talks about storytelling and reflexivity in visual art, which was dealt by Chandradeep and Bernard dealt by touching upon some of their personal ideas .Then, the significance of diverse perspectives in visual arts aims to understand its depth better, as led by Isaac. Lastly, Iuri, being an artist himself, talks about the significance of balancing art theory with personal expression in the art practice, touching upon some personal university experiences. The hosts draw the audience to think about some of the argumentative conversations in visual culture, shining light on how we can actively broaden the horizon of visual culture and how “there is no right or wrong way to make art."