ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL is a podcast from textile artist Jozefien Buydens and journalist Svea Vikander. Based in Belgium and Norway respectively, Jozefien and Svea have spent the last three years combing the globe for the world’s most interesting and unusual artist spaces. And now they’re ready to take you with them...
ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL
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ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL is a podcast from textile artist Jozefien Buydens and journalist Svea Vikander. Based in Belgium and Norway respectively, Jozefien and Svea have spent the last three years combing the globe for the world’s most interesting and unusual artist spaces. And now they’re ready to take you with them...
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July 15, 2021
CRUSHED VELVET: 18 Artists in 20 Weeks
<p>What a ride! ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL's first season is coming to an end. It's been wild, adventurous, lovely and above all, very cozy. Join Svea and Jozefien in this season finale as they reminisce and relive all the crushes they've had so far. Which artist served the best snacks? What backstory surprised them the most? What was the most emotionally challenging interview and which one was the most physically demanding?</p> <p>ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL will be back on August 31st with many more crushes - Ana Teresa Fernández (<a href="https://anateresafernandez.com/">https://anateresafernandez.com/</a>) is our first crush of season 2! - and CRUSHED VELVETS, in which we debunk misconceptions about artists and give Svea a chance to process her feelings.</p> <p>Have a healthy, safe and lovable summer!</p>
July 9, 2021
Is Your GP Secretly an Artist? Lorraine Bonner on Healing With Clay
<p>Onward! To East Oakland where artist-physician-writer Lorraine Bonner sculpts clay in the house that was once her mother’s home. Lorraine shows us the space, now converted completely to a studio-gallery, and talks about growing up in Queens, moving to rural California in 1970, moving to Tanzania with her husband so they could have their baby in an African socialist country, and studying Medicine at Stanford with two small children at home. Bonner’s work addresses personal, societal, and environmental traumas including racism, abuse, and torture through figurines and abstract shapes. How does she navigate such heavy topics without buckling under their weight? Why doesn’t she want to be a doctor anymore? What does it mean to “redeem” the colour black?<br> All this and more. Plus cat.</p> <p>Lorraine Bonner's website: <a href="https://www.lorrainebonner.com/">https://www.lorrainebonner.com/</a> <br> Follow Lorraine on Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009601983966">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009601983966</a><br> Visual tour and transcript of this interview: <a href="https://artcrushinternational.com/lorraine-bonner.html">https://artcrushinternational.com/lorraine-bonner.html</a></p> <p>Learn more about the East Bay Open Studios: <a href="https://eastbayopenstudios.com/">https://eastbayopenstudios.com/</a></p> <p>Our Beautiful Online Thing of the week: the Rhoda Kellog Child Art Collection: <a href="http://www.early-pictures.ch/kellogg/en/">http://www.early-pictures.ch/kellogg/en/</a></p> <p>Follow ART CRUSH INTERNATIONAL on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/artcrush_international/">https://www.instagram.com/artcrush_international/</a></p>
July 1, 2021
CRUSHED VELVET #1: Do You Have to Be A Jerk to Make Good Work?
<p>Jozefien and Svea are fed up with misconceptions about artists and in this series, called CRUSHED VELVET because it sounds good even if it makes no sense, they're setting the record straight. There's more to life than making art. There is, for example, trauma, sexism, capitalism, haikus, and other funny things.<br> <br> THIS EPISODE'S VELVETEEN RABBITS:<br> When you were depressed, did you make better art?<br> Would it be worth it to be an artist if it meant you were necessarily depressed?<br> Have you known happy artists?<br> How does the idea of the tortured artist affect people (artists and the poor schmucks who love them)?<br> With what can we replace the idea of the tortured artist?<br> <br> And they'd love to hear your feedback and experiences. Let us know on Instagram, at email, through our website...<br> <br> Look up Svea's 'How Poems Work' project: <a href="http://howpoemswork.blogspot.com/">http://howpoemswork.blogspot.com/</a></p> <p>Watch the documentary "The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography" on Netflix: <a href="https://www.netflix.com/watch/80145699?tctx=0%2C1%2C%2C%2C%2C">https://www.netflix.com/watch/80145699?tctx=0%2C1%2C%2C%2C%2C</a></p> <p>Herman Van Rompuy is the former Belgian Prime Minister who writes haikus. This is the one he wrote in 2018 for the Engelenburcht in Tildonk, Belgium: "Als wapens zwijgen, hoor je in de stille tuin, de wind en de vogels".</p> <p>Extremely Crushable Keats: “Do you not see how necessary a world of pains and troubles is to school an intelligence and make it a soul?”</p>
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