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In this episode of Culture in a Time of Crises, Brussels based artist and musician Chris Evans talks to Dr. Shwetal A. Patel about growing up in the north of England, how local politics affected his life choices and his adventurous path to art making. Evans also shares his experiences of how he ended up in art school at a time when it wasn’t considered a viable or prestigious career. Reminiscing about the romantic notion of a life of an artist, and what that might be, Evans explores his fascination of working with civil society figures and the relationship between the oral in the visual and contemporary art.

In this episode, artist Gabriel Kuri talks to Dr. Shwetal A. Patel about his early years growing up in Mexico City, his friendship with other artists, and why he always knew he was an artist. Kuri also shares his experiences of being born and raised in Mexico City, moving to London to attend Goldsmiths College in the early 1990's and living in Brussels since 2003. Kuri reminisces about how he always thinks back to “the ultimate organized chaos” of his homeland, something which has inspired his problem-solving skills, and continues to shape his own art practice.

In this episode, sculptor, and conceptual artist Michael Sailstorfer, talks to Alison Hugill, Editor-in-Chief of Berlin Art Link, about how Covid-19 has affected his artistic productions. While discussing the changes in his practice, Sailstorfer shares the latest on his upcoming exhibitions, his views on architecture from a perspective of art, and why he made an industrial amount of cosmetics purchases for a new art piece.

In this episode, industrial innovator Leanne Elliott Young, and digital fashion pioneer & 3D designer Cat Taylor talk to Sinem Çelik about the latest in Institute of Digital Fashion. While discussing the importance of motivation on the road to a better future for fashion, Young and Tay share their views on expansive, exciting, inclusive alternatives to the worn-out traditional fashion cycle.  The duo believes in the ultimate power of digital solutions.

In this episode, Ian C. Rogers, Chief Experience Officer at Ledger and Advisor to LVMH, talks to Timothée Verrecchia about their days on the surfboards, and Rogers’ career at Apple and Beats’ subscription music service, also his recent position at the board of Doc. Martens. While discussing key points of being an entrepreneur, and how he is “music fan” and a “citizen of the planet” above all, Rogers shares his views on cryptocurrency, NFTs and our enhanced digital lives during post-covid.

In this episode of #TheReset, Global Chief Economist of UBS, and Profit and Prejudice author Paul Donovan and Pelin Akın Özalp discuss the importance of communicating economics in simple terms and how economics is a part of everyday life. Donovan shares his thoughts on diversity, inequality, and gender issues, as well as the rapid changes in all spheres during post-covid.

In this episode of #TheReset, Global Chief Economist of UBS, and Profit and Prejudice author Paul Donovan and Pelin Akın Özalp discuss the importance of communicating economics in simple terms and how economics is a part of everyday life. Donovan shares his thoughts on diversity, inequality, and gender issues, as well as the rapid changes in all spheres during post-covid.

Bu bölümde, Uygur Architects Mimarlık Ofisi’nin kurucu ortağı mimar Semra Uygur, tasarımcı ve mimarlık eleştirmeni Gökhan Karakuş ile mimarlık pratiği, kamusal alanın önemi ve Cumhurbaşkanlığı Senfoni Orkestrası Konser Salonu projesi hakkında konuşuyor.

In this episode of The Reset, Scottish businessman Brian Souter talks to Pelin Akın Özalp about being ‘the British king’ of land transportation, trains, and buses, and how he has begun his career. Souter shares his motivations for being an entrepreneur, his experiences of sharing a business with his sister, and what has inspired him to get into the transportation business and ending up as the Knight Bachelor of the Order of the British Empire, as well as the owner of the UK's biggest rail franchise.

In this episode, artist, writer, collector, curator, and all-around general provocateur Kenny Schachter talks to writer Ann Binlot about the lack of privacy dictated and defined by the social media platforms and usage of technology, and how the quarantine lockdown has increased his screen time on his iPhone. From how he can't even barely draw a stick figure and his digital collages and videos to how he has had the famous virus himself, Schachter takes us through his experiences of childhood, and memories from the beginning of his career commenting on class consciousness. [Find out why he thinks @jerrygagosian does not have the right to be the judge and the jury, why David Zwirner should have kept mum about opening a space for people of color, and just how NFTs will shake up the art world.]