Sublime Art

Sublime Art

By Rosario Lebrija RassvetaieffArtsVisual Arts
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Sublime Art episodes

  • Afro-Caribbean Voices in Panama: Giana De Dier

    Today we meet Giana De Dier, a Panamanian artist whose mixed media collages and digital compositions examine the experiences of Afro-Caribbean migrants in the segregated Canal Zone at the beginning of the 20th century. A quickly emerging artist, Giana’s work has been shown in Italy, Washington, New York, London and Panama. She is the first artist to do an artist residency at the Panama Canal Museum, completing an intervention in the Museum’s historical archives to reassess a history that can be buried no more.


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    31 min
  • Beyond Labels: Daniel Vais (feat. Drag Syndrome)

    In celebration of Pride Month, today we have the pleasure of speaking directly to Daniel Vais, Founder and Creative Director of Culture Device, Drag Syndrome, the first drag collective made up exclusively of people with Downs Syndrome, and the Radical Beauty Project, an avant-garde art and high fashion project bringing globally renowned photographers together with models with Down’s Syndrome. In 2019, Daniel Directed a powerful reinterpretation of Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring with a group of dancers with Down’s Syndrome at the Royal Opera House. He has Directed and Choreographed Drag Syndrome shows all over the world, including RuPaul DragCon, and the Tate Modern. With a smile and quite a bit of charming sass, has made space for those who have rarely been granted a voice.


    View the artwork we discuss on our Instagram @SublimeArtProject: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Csd4x1SAOQm/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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    35 min
  • Endless Forms: Janelle Lynch

    Step into photographer Janelle Lynch's studio in New York City’s West Village. This episode was produced in partnership with Flowers Gallery, where Janelle's latest body of work 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful', comprised of diaphanous cyanotypes, is on show until 7 July.


    Characterised by a unique gentleness and a mystical relationship with nature, Janelle's works have been shown worldwide and are in many private and public collections around the world, including the MET and ICP in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Janelle has three monographs published by Radius Books from her time living in Mexico City, Barcelona and her series ‘Another Way of Looking at Love' which was nominated for the Prix Pictet, the leading award in photography and sustainability.


    View the artwork we discuss on our Instagram @SublimeArtProject: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Csd4x1SAOQm/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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    33 min
  • The Labyrinth: Daniel Dugan

    During this special episode in partnership with Frieze 91 recorded in May to a live audience during Frieze NYC, we hear from contemporary artist Daniel Dugan. American-Cuban Dugan has had a life-long practice of drawing this labyrinth-like line that never intersects. He has painted the line in all sorts of canvas: wood, fine fabrics, ceramics, bald heads, lawns, sand, wallets. His work is meditative and hypnotic, challenging us to see life not as a maze, but as a labyrinth.


    This interview took place at Japanese restaurant GG Tokyo, where Daniel was commissioned to paint a mural of his one continuous line.


    View the artwork we discuss on our Instagram @SublimeArtProject: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Csd4x1SAOQm/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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    35 min
  • Poetry in Portraits: Nadav Kander
    One of the greatest contemporary photographers and directors of our generation, Nadav Kander receives us in his London studio. Nadav has received an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society and won the Prix Pictet award for his striking images of China’s Yangtze River. In 2009, he had 52 full colour portraits published in one issue of The New York Times Magazine surrounding US President Barack Obama. There is a certain melancholic beauty, an uncanniness, in Nadav's work that I’ve always admired.

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    27 min
  • The Sublime: Rosario Guerrero
    For our very first episode, we feature a remarkable Mexican painter and sculptor whose work has been shown across the globe: Rosario Guerrero. Her personified chair sculptures and vibrant abstract paintings have been exhibited from Mexico to Panama, New York to Tokyo. Now, 8 decades into a celebrated career, I chose to feature her as our first artist because she was the person who solidified and encouraged my love of art. You see, in its own magical and sublime way, I am named Rosario after my grandmother.

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    39 min

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The Sublime Art podcast brings you artists from all mediums whose work calls on the sublime. Join host Rosario Lebrija Rassvetaieff as she steps into artist studios, galleries, pop-up exhibitions and…