Informações:
Sinopse
Studio Break features weekly discussions with contemporary visual artists regarding their studio practice, observations, and general interests.
Episódios
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BILL CONGER & BENJAMIN GARDNER
30/10/2012 Duração: 53minThis week Bill Conger & Benjamin Gardner join Dave on the podcast for a special episode where they talk about the class Stanley Kubrick film “The Shining.”
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ANN TOEBBE
26/10/2012 Duração: 01h07minAnn Toebbe joins the podcast to talk about her studio evolution from a sculptor turned mixed-media 2-D artist that utilizes painted paper collage to make her work.
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AUDREY HASEN TAYLOR
20/10/2012 Duração: 01h07minThis week Audrey Hasen Taylor joins the podcast from New York to talk about her 3-D sculpture and installation works, which explore a variety of processes and materials.
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MATT PULFORD
17/10/2012 Duração: 01h04minThis week Matt Pulford joins the podcast to talk all about his mixed media works that incorporate painting and drawing as well as past works with print and installation approaches.
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BRIAN KAPERNAKAS
21/09/2012 Duração: 56minBrian Kapernakas joins the podcast to talk about his studio practice that uses a variety of media to create paintings, sculptures, and installations.
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BILL CONGER, BENJAMIN GARDNER, BOB JONES, ADAM MYSOCK, JOHN REDDINGTON, & TIM ROBY
11/09/2012 Duração: 37minThis week Bill Conger, Benjamin Gardner, Bob Jones, Adam Mysock, John Reddington, & Tim Roby join the podcast to share a bit about their work for the group show Tall Tales.
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CHAD ERPELDING
07/09/2012 Duração: 01h06minChad Erpelding joins the podcast for an in depth discussion about his studio pratice and we discuss some of his recent experience as an artist in residence in Armenia.
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KENDRA PAITZ, VIOLET POE PROJECTS
31/08/2012 Duração: 26minThis week Kendra Paitz joins the podcast to talk about a recent show she’s curated for Violet Poe Projects entitled Orison For The Forest.
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JONATHAN BRILLIANT
16/08/2012 Duração: 01h01minThis week Jonathan Brilliant joins the podcast to discuss his studio practice and the process of creating his installation based works.
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ANGELO ARNOLD
29/07/2012 Duração: 01h11minThis week Angelo Arnold joins the podcast to talk about the evolution of his studio practice and breaks down some of the thought behind his sculpture and installation works.
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BRIAN SELKE & BENJAMIN GARDNER, BEST FRIENDS GALLERY
24/07/2012 Duração: 40minThis week Brian Selke & Benjamin Gardner joins the podcast to talk about Ben’s upcoming exhibition at the outdoor Best Friends Gallery that Brian has in Arlington Heights (IL).
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JUDY GLANTZMAN
18/07/2012 Duração: 01h10minJudy Glantzman joins the podcast from NYC to take an in depth look into her studio practice discussing early work into the present.
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JAN BRANDT
10/07/2012 Duração: 43minThis week Jan Brandt joins the podcast to talk about her transition from interior design to fine arts. We also discuss the recently open-end Jan Brandt Gallery and highlight some of what’s going on in the new space.
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JUSTIN QUINN
29/06/2012 Duração: 01h05minJustin Quinn joins the podcast to talk about his background and the evolution of his studio practice which largely focus’s on printmaking.
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MELISSA ORESKY
09/06/2012 Duração: 01h04minThis week Melissa Oresky joins the podcast from Chicago (IL) to talk about recent exhibitions and her current mixed media paintings.
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DAVID LINNEWEH
23/05/2012 Duração: 01h01minThis week David Linneweh is the guest with Benjamin Gardner returning to ask Dave to reflect on his studio practice.
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NICK SATINOVER
19/05/2012 Duração: 01h05minThis week Nick Satinover joins the podcast from Dayton (OH) to talk about his mixed media print work that explores landscape, text, and much more.
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AMZE EMMONS
11/05/2012 Duração: 01h18minAmze Emmons joins the podcast from Philadelphia (PA) to talk about about his work which explores landscape and consumer culture.
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ADAM FARCUS
04/05/2012 Duração: 57minThis week Adam Farcus joins the podcast to talk about his mixed media studio practice and how he utilizes a variety of objects and found materials in his work in order to evoke the “ethereal.”