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The Work of Art: Ian Boyden
A conversation with Ian Boyden, a visual artist who works in painting, sculpture, land art and other media. He has a background and degrees in art history as well as East Asian studies and has spent years studying, making and exhibiting his art in Asia, much of it in Suzhou, China. He was recently named Executive Director of the San Juan Islands Museum of Art.
We discussed art, Buddhism, living in China, the environment, nirvana and much more. His art made about and from the remnants of the Tripod Fire in the Cascade Mountains was featured here.
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(Recorded August 8, 2015)
The complete series of conversations is available at The Work of Art. You can subscribe to future interview episodes via RSS, iTunes or email.
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A conversation with Ian Boyden, a visual artist who works in painting, sculpture, land art and other media. He has a background and degrees in art history as well as East Asian studies and has spent years studying, making and exhibiting his art in Asia, much of it in Suzhou, China. He was recently named Executive Director of the San Juan Islands Museum of Art.
We discussed art, Buddhism, living in China, the environment, nirvana and much more. His art made about and from the remnants of the Tripod Fire in the Cascade Mountains was featured here.
Listen to the full interview:
If your browser does not support streaming, you can download the audio.
[download]
(Recorded August 8, 2015)
The complete series of conversations is available at The Work of Art. You can subscribe to future interview episodes via RSS, iTunes or email.