On Packing Light explores the personal and political sentimental capacity of textiles. The podcast speculates towards the ways in which capitalism has shaped our relationship to and understanding of our personal belongings. Research processes through sound recording, conversations, readings, and other content creates the foundation of On Packing Light's episodes; in this way, research and production happens simultaneously. This project has been generously supported by CBK Rotterdam's Onderzoeks- en Ontwikkelingssubsidie (Research & Development Grant).
On Packing Light
Claim This Podcastby Lili Huston-Herterich
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Podcast Overview
On Packing Light explores the personal and political sentimental capacity of textiles. The podcast speculates towards the ways in which capitalism has shaped our relationship to and understanding of our personal belongings. Research processes through sound recording, conversations, readings, and other content creates the foundation of On Packing Light's episodes; in this way, research and production happens simultaneously. This project has been generously supported by CBK Rotterdam's Onderzoeks- en Ontwikkelingssubsidie (Research & Development Grant).
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3/10/2021
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May 31, 2021
Episode 4 (part 2): Langston Allston
<p>In this episode (a two-parter!) I talk to Langston Allston and my sister Aria Delanoche about what to do with two shirts: one I bought in New Orleans in 2014, and a shirt I bought this past December 2020. Langston is an artist based in New Orleans. You can see his work here: www.langstonallston.com. Aria Delanoche is a burlesque artist also based in New Orleans; you can see her work here: www.ariadelanoche.com. Together, we start with the t-shirts, but move to talking about white guilt and, perhaps, how to wear it (or wear through it).</p>
May 31, 2021
Episode 4 (part 1): Langston Allston
<p>In this episode (a two-parter!) I talk to Langston Allston and my sister Aria Delanoche about what to do with two shirts: one I bought in New Orleans in 2014, and a shirt I bought this past December 2020. Langston is an artist based in New Orleans. You can see his work here: www.langstonallston.com. Aria Delanoche is a burlesque artist also based in New Orleans; you can see her work here: www.ariadelanoche.com. Together, we start with the t-shirts, but move to talking about white guilt and, perhaps, how to wear it (or wear through it).</p>
April 7, 2021
Episode 3: Sustainable Fashion with Wakianda (Nairobi Design Week)
<p>Wakianda is a Nairobi-based fashion designer and interdisciplinary artist. We spoke live from WORM Rotterdam's radio studio on April 6, 2021 about no-waste sustainability in the fashion industry, her self-taught 3D rendering practice, and about responsibility and intentionality as a conscious maker.<br> <br> Follow Wakianda on instagram at @wa_kianda!</p>
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