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MOSAIC OF ART - George Fishman
by ArchiveThe Mosaic of Art radio show explores the making and distribution of visual art by talking with artists, curators, webmasters, dealers, coaches, publishers, about their creative processes. We go into their studios, offices and galleries, but also into their minds, their memories, travels and stories. The show is for anyone who’s interested in learning how imagination is cultivated and fed and how it translates itself into tangible objects. We talk with creative people around the world who are involved with the plastic arts; we showcase their work – using the visual tools of the internet – and learn what motivates them.
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MOSAIC OF ART - Episode 44
30m · PublishedMOSAIC OF ART - Episode 42; May 22, 2011
34m · PublishedMOSAIC OF ART - Episode 42; May 8, 2011
30m · PublishedArtist Ellen Harvey is in great demand for exhibitions in galleries and museums worldwide. She is a highly skilled realist painter and draftsman, with a strong command of art history and a penetrating sense of humor. Much of her work engages the connection between past and contemporary art images and ideas.
Arcadia, a large installation of her work on engraved mirrors creates an intersection between William Turner's world and that of contemporary Margate outside of London where she is exhibiting.
Ellen has also designed large scale mosaic murals and worked with fabrication studios to realize these projects. But it was her "Nudist Museum" intervention at the Bass Museum that first caught my attention. We'll explore all of these projects.
MOSAIC OF ART - Episode 41; April 24, 2011
30m · Published"ELLEN HARVEY started out as a lawyer at Yale and decided she wanted to indulge her passion for painting. She remembers that when she was 10 years old, going to a museum with her parents, she was fascinated by all the nudity. She just fixated on all the flesh and she knew she was being naughty... The Bass Museum has a substantial collection that features work from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, but they like to give contemporary artists the opportunity to create new work in response to the old. "...so we gave her mostly black and white photographs or jpegs of low resolution... she started working in grisaille or grayscale and only highlighted the fleshy parts that she loved." Learn more about this intriguing project in today's recorded conversation.
MOSAIC OF ART - Episode 40, April 10, 2011
28m · Published"That's the great thing about museum work, and that's the great thing about this museum. They really do allow the curators to make their statement, to sort of say here's what I think is significant; here's what I think we should be thinking about."
In Stainback's view there's a prevalent misconception about the role and power of the art Establishment.
"People think that curators and museums define the art world and define the art, and it really is the artists. Artists show us and tell us what is significant, and our job is just to respond honestly to what the artists are doing."
MOSAIC OF ART - Episode 39; April 3, 2011
59m · PublishedMOSAIC OF ART - Episode 38
1h 2m · PublishedMOSAIC OF ART - Episode 37; March 6, 2011
1h 4m · PublishedFrench born artist, ULTRA VIOLET reveled in the juiced-up atmosphere of Andy Warhol's Factory scene during her youth, but will also describe how her orientation toward life and art took a sudden turn.
We won't leave mosaics out of the mix, however. Two distinctive snippets from the SAMA conference convey the rewards of participation. Artist CAROL SHELKIN describes the challenges of teaching a workshop in stained glass mosaic portraiture within a compressed time frame.
Then JESSE WOZNIAK relates the experience of staffing the booth for his family's mosaic supply companies, Wits End Mosaic and meeting their customers face to face.
Please tune in to www.blogtalkradio.com/MosaicOfArt -3-4pm on Sunday. (register if you like, so you can join the chat room).
These conversations that I will air Sunday are pre-recorded, but if you would like to phone in during the show to comment on the interviews or your experience at the mosaic conference in Austin, please do so. The number is 646-721-9843
MOSAIC OF ART - Episode 36; Feb. 27, 2011
1h 0m · PublishedMOSAIC OF ART - Episode 35; Feb. 20, 2011
58m · PublishedAMY KUPFERBERG began as a metal sculptor. "While fabricating an armature for another sculpture, I became intoxicated by the beauty and grace created from arc welding. In order to fabricate the armature to an exact likeness, I bent the steel and clamped it down directly on top of a drawing of the armature and welded the steel at the cross points. When I lifted the armature up and saw the marks that were left on the paper, I knew that something important had happened." A.K.
LISA SILVERA and CHERYL MOODY help Amy - as well as many other artists - find the appreciative audience of collectors and institutions that provide the "air" in which AMY can take flight. "So we do PR, branding and marketing for the contemporary artists whose work we're passionate about."
DINORAH DE JESUS RAMIREZ creates animation the old fashioned way: marking on film, frame by frame. "When you hold a film in your hand it has a head and a tail. I can look at this (strip of film) and see movement in the same way that a composer can look at a sheet of music and hear notes - a symphony. ." D.R.
After 30 years behind the camera and cultivating his market, PAUL MORRIS has the commercial side down: the corporate portrait, the romantic backlit smoke coming off a cigar, the money shot of golden light on a downtown high-rise, but his heart is in the landscape aesthetic of his early 20th-century heroes, captured on film - not digitally. Stone sentinels in a remote Scottish meadow. He'll talk about it all.
MOSAIC OF ART - George Fishman has 10 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 7:38:48. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on August 9th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on September 11th, 2023 01:17.