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Echoes of Liberation: The Practice of Ghinwa Yassine
Step into the multidimensional world of Ghinwa Yassine, a Lebanese anti-disciplinary artist based on the ancestral lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, known as Vancouver. Through a diverse array of mediums, from film to installation, performance to text, Yassine challenges entrenched ideologies and patriarchal systems while delving into collective consciousness and the complexities of identity.
Joana Alarcão
Voices of Dissent - Art & Politics
Woollenline: Weaving Threads of Solidarity and Transformation with Pip Woolf
Amidst the rugged beauty of the Black Mountains in Wales, UK, Pip Woolf's land art project, "Woollenline," emerges as a collaborative testament to the intersection of nature, community, and art. Situated 700m above sea level and spanning from 2010 to 2014, this monumental endeavor seeks to reclaim a scarred landscape left by a devastating fire in 1976, igniting conversations about ecological restoration and reducing carbon footprints.
Joana Alarcão
6 de maio de 2024
Green + Just
Underground Art and Design (UAAD)
Step into the world of Underground Art and Design (UAAD), a dynamic collective, pioneering artistic expression and innovation since 2022. From immersive exhibitions to global partnerships, UAAD's creative endeavors transcend borders, sparking cultural dialogue and shaping the future of art and design.
In the sixth interview of this series, we introduce you to a remarkable artist and innovator, Yulia Shtern. With a rich background in both theatre design and visual arts, Yulia has ventured into a world where creativity meets environmental consciousness.
In this episode, Yulia will share her insights and experiences in the realm of sustainable artistry and will reveal how she has harnessed the power of up-cycled materials to create meaningful, environmentally conscious works of art.
Today, we are privileged to sit down with a truly exceptional artist, Michaela Morse, the last artist from the i3C Group. Her journey as an interdisciplinary artist is a profound exploration of the interconnectedness between people and materials. From her early focus on clothing and textiles to her current exploration of food and agricultural processes, Michaela's work prompts us to consider our relationship with the world around us.
Art & Culture
Nature's Symphony: Exploring the Practice of Judit Prieto
In this review, explore nature's symphony with artist Judit Prieto and get submerged into the captivating world of her series 'Seven Forests - Seven Continents,' where art intertwines with environmental advocacy to provoke reflection and inspire action. Join us as we explore Prieto's profound reverence for the Earth and her tireless efforts to protect its beauty.
Joana Alarcão
Chromatic Chronicles: Exploring Societal and Political Atmospheres Through Peter Wiseman's Lens
Joana Alarcão
In conversation: Boyuan Wang
Meet Wang Boyuan, the London and China-based artist whose work delves into the realms of absurdity and fantasy. With a background in printmaking, moving image, and drawing, Boyuan challenges norms and provokes critical thought on identity, sexuality, and societal constraints. The artist's imaginative creations disrupt conventional perspectives and explore the coexistence of possibilities and desires. From androgynous worm-like beings to scenes of vigour in corporate settings, Boyuan's art invites us to ponder our place in a world filled with anomalies and paradoxes.
Joana Alarcão
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