Beste New Artists Podcasts (2024)

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Art and science collaboration: Transforming environmental data into art with Nigel Helyer 31:04

18d ago31:04

31:04

In this interview, artist Nigel Helyer shares the creative and technical processes behind BioSphere | DataSphere, a series of works based on environmental data from the Tasman Fracture Marine Park. The project is a collaborative research effort involving the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, the Australian Antarctic Division, and CSIRO. B…

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Exploring visual harmonies through liquid screens with Bego M. Santiago 27:59

2M ago27:59

27:59

In this interview, artist Bego M. Santiago discusses the creative process behind her series Cosmos: All That is Ordered. Cosmos: All That is Ordered is a series of installations that blends sacred geometry, science, and spirituality, creating hypnotic and introspective experiences. Listen to this podcast to learn about: The conceptual development o…

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Bridging nature and technology with Andrey Shibanov and Khristina Ots from SPLACES.STUDIO 31:53

2M ago31:53

31:53

In this interview, Andrey Shibanov and Khristina Ots from SPLACES.STUDIO talk about the creative and technical processes behind the interactive sculpture "Megalith", which transforms a stone into an immersive, responsive soundscape. SPLACES.STUDIO brings together artists, engineers, and scientists to collaborate on projects that combine light, soun…

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Crafting immersive spaces with Simon Burgin 23:06

3M ago23:06

23:06

Explore the intricate process of crafting immersive digital spaces with Simon Burgin. Simon Burgin creates immersive artworks and interactive installations featured in prominent venues such as The Lume in Melbourne and the National Museum of Australia. In this episode, Simon shares insights into his project, “Natures Store", an immersive moving ima…

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Making energy usage visible with Ali Phi 29:55

4M ago29:55

29:55

Ever wondered about the environmental impact of your digital footprint? In this interview, Ali Phi discusses the creative process behind 'TWh (terawatt hours)'. 'TWh' is an installation that blends web technologies to explore the environmental impact of digital technologies. The installation was commissioned by the New Now Festival and exhibited at…

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Creating immersive nature-inspired experiences with Joel Zika 32:37

5M ago32:37

32:37

In this interview Joel Zika talks about the creative process behind “Valley of a Thousand Plants”. “Valley of a Thousand Plants" is an immersive installation that surrounds audiences with hyper-real animated plant forms that react to visitors' proximity. The installation is hosted at the Cube at the Multi-Arts Pavilion in Lake Macquarie, NSW, a 360…

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From idea to installation: Creating outdoor light art with Amalie Solande from Vertigo 23:12

6M ago23:12

23:12

Amalie Solande from Vertigo, a Copenhagen-based audiovisual artist collective, discusses their outdoor light installation, Siro, in this episode. The installation features a circle of large light tubes that change colour when approached by the audience, creating a magical and immersive experience. Amalie also shares insights into the collaborative …

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The collaborative crafting of Motherboard with Vicky Browne and Simon Reece 25:53

8M ago25:53

25:53

This episode is an interview with artists Vicky Browne and Simon Reece about their innovative work, "Motherboard." Merging ceramics with technology, this piece invites viewers to experience interactive sculptures that emit varying tonal frequencies as they hold the objects. The piece was developed for a show called “Underground” that was held at th…

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Navigating residencies: The making of Glacier Trilogy with Theresa Schubert 31:47

8M ago31:47

31:47

In this interview Theresa Schubert a Berlin-based artist discusses her “Glacier trilogy”, a three-piece work that explores the transformation of glaciers in the face of climate change. The Glacier trilogy, which is the outcome from S+T+ARTS 4 WATER artist residency. The interview explores the creative processes behind the making of the trilogy, inc…

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Embracing slowness with Camila Colussi 38:28

9M ago38:28

38:28

Camila Colussi, a Chilean artist based in London, discusses her sound-light interactive installation "Tectonic Lingering: A microPolitics of Time". The piece explores the concept of time and the acceleration of technology, inviting viewers to pause and reflect. The installation features an LED light display that responds to real-time earthquake dat…

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Navigating 'Phase': Generative universes with Seph Li 33:38

10M ago33:38

33:38

Seph Li discusses the generative installation called "Phase". The piece combines interaction and computational logic to create a unique and immersive experience for participants. Seph merges algorithms from the Wolfram Physics Project with traditional Chinese ink painting simulations, creating an interactive universe where visitors' actions influen…

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Crafting 'Vectorize(Prototype)': A digital double approach with SPEKTRA 23:03

11M ago23:03

23:03

Asaco and Toyoshi Morioka of SPEKTRA discuss the creation of 'Vectorize(Prototype)' an audiovisual installation prototype in a performing arts theatre. SPEKTRA, based in Kyoto, is a group known for its experimental and expressive work. Their primary focus is on installations involving lights and audio. 'Vectorize(Prototype)' represents a shift, usi…

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Exploring Zephyr with Harvey Moon from Spectra Studios 25:57

12M ago25:57

25:57

Harvey Moon from Spectra Studio discusses creating 'Zephyr,' an interactive origami object that responds to visitors' breath and movement. Spectra Studio is a multidisciplinary collective based in Los Angeles. They create multi-sensory experiences meant to be shared. They work on experimental projects like 'Zephyr' and also provide services to clie…

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Creating reflective spaces with Nora Gibson 34:23

1y ago34:23

34:23

In this interview, Nora Gibson discusses her interactive installation called 'the dream'. Participants in 'the dream' wear EEG headsets to animate a particle system that is projected onto translucent screens in a room bathed in pale blue light. Nora’s background is in contemporary ballet and choreography. During the conversation some of the topics …

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Creating site specific installations with Christian Skjødt Hasselstrøm 20:21

1+ y ago20:21

20:21

In this interview, Christian Skjødt Hasselstrøm is talking about the creation of a site-specific installation called The Receiver. His works explore our sensory perception and the limitations of our senses. His pieces are often site-specific. Highlights (0:00:00) Prototyping site-specific work (0:00:51 ) Description of the "The Receiver" installati…

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The collaborative process behind Alluvial Gold with Louise Devenish and Stuart James 32:53

1+ y ago32:53

32:53

In this interview Louise Devenish and Stuart James are talking about making 'Alluvial Gold,’ which exists both as an art installation and as a concert performance. It’s created by Louise Devenish and percussionist, visual artist Erin Coates and composer Stuart James. Erin was not available to join in the conversation. The interview explores collabo…

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The process of creating living computers with Michael Sedbon 22:33

1+ y ago22:33

22:33

In this interview Michael Sedbon is talking about the making of Cryptographic Beings installation. The conversation explores the difference between working with biology and engineered digital technology, prototyping and learning. Highlights (0:00:00) The control you have over biology (0:01:08) Introduction to the Crypto Being installation (0:02:51)…

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Prototyping and iterating during the making of Schwister with Daniele Hopkins and Kyle Duffield 22:03

1+ y ago22:03

22:03

In this interview Daniele Hopkins and Kyle Duffield are talking about the making of a physical game called Schwister. The conversation explores the cross over between branding work and experimental work, constraints and prototyping. Highlights (0:00:00) Play testing (0:01:21) Introduction to the game Schwister and its experience for players. (0:02:…

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Episode 98-Robin Thornhill 59:17

3+ y ago59:17

59:17

Whether working in oil, pastel, or encaustic, Robin Thornhill’s atmospheric paintings evoke a sense of stability and peace. Strongly influenced by John Singer Sargent, the tactile quality of her work makes the timeless beauty of the New England landscape substantially present. “There is so much chaos in the world that people forget to look for beau…

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Episode 97-Todd M Casey 52:55

3+ y ago52:55

52:55

Todd M Casey shares his unrelenting passion for art. His circuitous journey led him to the creative process that gives his artistic soul expression!Casey shares how he created his first book, "The Art of Still Life", and new works in the making!Von Artists of New England

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Episode 96-Carl Austin Hyatt 1:38:05

3+ y ago1:38:05

1:38:05

Episode 96-Carl Austin Hyatt by Artists of New EnglandVon Artists of New England

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Episode 95-The Slow Roll out from a Pandemic 42:00

3+ y ago42:00

42:00

In Episode 95- Margaret and Laura discuss the importance of taking time to reflect on all that was positive in dealing with a pandemic, and keep the best as we move out of it!Von Artists of New England

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Episode 94-Frank Bruckmann 1:07:49

3+ y ago1:07:49

1:07:49

Remembering his 80’s decade in Europe fondly, Frank and his wife were able to realize the goal of giving their teens the chance to adapt to the European culture, with the goal of enlarging their perspective of life at impressionable ages. So through July 2019, Frank is living and painting in the South of France, following the light across the seaso…

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Episode 93-Porfolio Reviews, How and Why 1:04:19

3+ y ago1:04:19

1:04:19

Margaret Sheldon shares with Laura not only why, but the process and preparation of a portfolio review.Von Artists of New England

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Episode 92-Barney Levitt 50:43

3+ y ago50:43

50:43

"I've been creating 'pictures' ever since I was old enough to grip a crayon and scribble on my parents' living room walls. I was given my first oil set when I was 12 years old that set me on my destined path to becoming a professional artist. After graduating with a Fine Arts degree in drawing and painting, I never looked back. Much of my work is s…

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Episode 91-Budgeting Time, Training and Resources 58:04

3+ y ago58:04

58:04

In Episode 91 Margaret Sheldon and I discuss managing the multiple venues artists use for growth and inspiration! We also tackle personality types, goals and some common pitfalls to avoid!Von Artists of New England

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Episode 90-Robyn Thompson Duong 58:32

4y ago58:32

58:32

Robyn E. Thompson-Duong is a contemporary realist painter and teacher who lives and works in Boston, MA, working mostly in acrylics.Robyn is a lover of nature and all things magical, which is represented in her figurative paintings including mysterious landscapes and magical realism.Her small work still-life's are a glimpse into the beauty and simp…

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Episode 89-Challenges and Triumphs of Daily Painting 56:48

4y ago56:48

56:48

Margaret Sheldon completed four "thirty days of painting" challenges and I'm completing my first! We talk about the myriad ways it helps artists of all levels, as well as the best work arounds to the challenges!Von Artists of New England

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Episode 88-Paul Schulenburg oil painter, Cape Cod, MA 1:09:36

4y ago1:09:36

1:09:36

After receiving a gold medal from the National Scholastic Art Awards in 1975, Paul attended Boston University School of Fine Arts. Contrary to the trends of that time, Boston University provided aneducational foundation that emphasized the fundamentals of classical art training: anatomy and form, color, composition and draftsmanship. His professors…

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Onward 2021! 12:25

4y ago12:25

12:25

Onward 2021! by Artists of New EnglandVon Artists of New England

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Episode 87 - Sachiko Akiyama 49:09

4y ago49:09

49:09

"Sachiko Akiyama is indeed a storyteller, and her sculptures cast a spell over us. A spell that like a net brings us into her magic tent. We are easily taken into her starry skies, her lapping waves, and calls in the night. Shooting stars abound. She brings us peace and goodwill. She brings us stillness. She brings us back to our senses and ourselv…

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Episode 86-Craig Hood 1:25:11

4y ago1:25:11

1:25:11

Craig Hood lives and works in Eliot, ME (formerly based in Portsmouth, NH). He is a Professor Emeritus of Studio Art at the University of New Hampshire where he taught painting and drawing from 1981-2018. He has an extensive exhibition record nationally (also in Japan and Canada) and has won a Ford Foundation Grant, been a finalist for the Rome Pri…

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Episode 85 - Eric Rhoads 1:39:37

4y ago1:39:37

1:39:37

Eric Rhoads is an artist, an author, a marketing expert, and a career entrepreneur, with several decades of launching and building businesses and more than 40 years’ experience in radio broadcasting, 35 years in publishing, and two decades in the art industry. Rhoads is founder and CEO of Streamline Publishing, Inc., which creates consumer and trad…

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Episode 84 - Margaret Sheldon 1:12:19

4y ago1:12:19

1:12:19

When I'm not in the studio, I do my best to attend to my website and to post to my blog. I'm fortunate in that I co-host Artists Helping Artists with Leslie Saeta, and (nearly) every week we talk about the life of an artist and the practice of art. Haven't met an artist yet that I didn't like and wished I could get to know better.…

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Episode 83 - Tony D'Amico 53:43

4y ago53:43

53:43

Episode 83 - Tony D'Amico by Artists of New EnglandVon Artists of New England

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Episode 82-Ann Trainor Domingue 1:07:22

4y ago1:07:22

1:07:22

“I love the same things you do about New England. I just reflect on them in a different light.”As a lifelong resident of New England I understand the visual and spiritual beauty of this place we call home. I feel connected to the varied landscapes from the ocean edge to inland forests and waterways. Our beautiful environments are so valuable to pro…

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Episode 81-Amy Brnger 53:33

4y ago53:33

53:33

I have painted still life, flowers, and landscape for as long as I have been an artist. The three genres have always interested me, mainly because I use nature as a vehicle, or an excuse, to paint, and I enjoy painting places and things in which I am familiar or curious. With my interiors, still life and landscape are often paired together, as both…

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Episode 80-Daniel Faiella 1:10:09

4y ago1:10:09

1:10:09

Daniel Faiella is a New England based painter whose work explores the light, landscape, and people of his native region. His work can be found in private collections around the Northeastern United States, and Dan himself can usually be found as a barely discernible speck in the far off distance of the New England landscape.…

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Episode 79-Arnie Casavant 1:09:48

4+ y ago1:09:48

1:09:48

I work both in studio and outdoors. I adhere to the old adage "light is the bringer of beauty" and my work has a strong emphasis on light. "Chasing the light" best describes my journey.I attended UMass Dartmouth courtesy of the GI Bill. For thirty years I was an art instructor and Department Chair at Oliver Ames High School in Easton, Mass. I also …

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Episode 78-Anna V. Birch 51:03

4+ y ago51:03

51:03

Anna Birch is an artist and writer living in Hollis NH. In addition to creating her own work, she has been teaching youth and adults in classes, camps and workshops at Wild Salamander Creative Arts Center since 2012.In her own artwork, Anna works in a variety of mediums, including printmaking, painting, photography, book arts, mixed media & fiber a…

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Episode 77-Darelene Furbush Ouellett 53:21

4+ y ago53:21

53:21

I am constantly lured by the interactive and dramatic beauty between the land, sea and sky in all of its atmospheric conditions.I am out to capture that fleeting moment that leaves me awestruck or humbled; a lifting fog, the last glowing light of the day. Because I hold the natural world with such reverence, I often choose to paint plein air. My go…

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Episode 76-Margaret Gerding 53:48

4+ y ago53:48

53:48

ARTIST STATEMENTAs an artist, my job is to observe as much as to create. With every second that passes, light changes, colors adjust, and the slightest physical shift occurs in nature. Each piece is based on a real place, a moment that I have experienced and been inspired by. There is something unique about being alone with nature—a quiet that conn…

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Episode 75- Jerry Monkman 54:57

4+ y ago54:57

54:57

I am a conservation photographer, filmmaker, and writer, and while I have written ten books and directed a feature-length documentary film, you will usually find me shooting nature and outdoor lifestyle photography and video for non-profit, editorial, and commercial clients. I’ll shoot anywhere, though I most often shoot in New England, especially …

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Episode 74-Tom Hughes 1:24:52

4+ y ago1:24:52

1:24:52

Once referred to as "a genius" by the late, renowned artist and author, Charles Movalli, Tom has had solo exhibits in galleries in the New England States, North Carolina, Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, and France. He is proficient in several painting media including oil, acrylic, and watercolor, with subject matter comprised of figure painting, portrai…

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Episode 73-Judith McKenna 41:39

4+ y ago41:39

41:39

Judith McKenna paints seascapes, landscapes, and wildlife in pastels, oils and watercolors. She majored in fine arts at the University of Miami and received a master’s degree in Communications from Boston University. Her career included positions in advertising, marketing and graphic design followed by a teaching position at Southern New Hampshire …

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Episode 72-Wen Redmond 56:07

4+ y ago56:07

56:07

Making my art allows me to tap into levels of myself, becoming more aware, more conscious, & more grateful.I’ve loved photography my entire life. This brings a tender sensitivity to one’s surroundings. An eye. Sometimes, I look with intention, focusing on everything with the possibility of creating a composition. And sometimes it just happens. A qu…

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Episode 71-David Lussier 1:18:55

4+ y ago1:18:55

1:18:55

David Lussier is an award winning contemporary impressionist and nationally recognized plein air painter and workshop instructor. He is a painter in the purist sense of the word. In his poetic and intimate oil landscapes he strives to capture the essence and sense of place of his subject matter. His use of bold broad brushwork brings the surfaces t…

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Episode 70-Mary Byrom 1:11:07

4+ y ago1:11:07

1:11:07

In 2004 after years of painting in the studio I went outdoors to paint the landscape. This simple act of going outdoors to paint for the next fourteen years had a major effect on my work and my focus.These years of painting en plein air have changed the way I make paintings, the way I experience the landscape and the reason I paint.The focus of my …

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Episode 69 - Sam Vokey-oil painter from Hampton, NH 1:07:32

4+ y ago1:07:32

1:07:32

Sam Vokey shares his journey from his "Boston School" training to present techniques as well as some lively plein air adventures! As someone who has been in the game for many years he has endured through both good and bad times all for the love of making art!Von Artists of New England

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Episode 68-Peter Card 44:37

5y ago44:37

44:37

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