About "Raising the BAAR" in Art, Culture, and Society - Diversity Edit and Artpreneurs(c)
The "Raising the BAAR" in Art and Culture podcast highlights the experiences of collectors, investors, underrepresented, African Diaspora and LatinX artists as the art market becomes more complex.Season 3 is focused on creators equity as the BAAR Art Journey and Residency works from cohort 1 travels and prepares for its journey across the Atlantic. Limited artworks are available for collection acquisition prior to being sold in November 2023.. This podcast is created by Jewell Sparks, and supported by Sparks Fund, BAAR ART Journey / Residency, BiTHOUSE Projects & UNITED17 Ventures (c) 2023
The Legacy of People Who Are of the African Diaspora as Curators, Artists, and Community
During this voice bite, Ashara discusses the brilliance of those from the African Diaspora, and reminds the audience that Black culture is everywhere. Being Black is not something one should be ashamed of.. Be proud, embrace your presence, your knowledge, your beauty. Don't enable others to make you feel small due to their lack of exposure, knowledge, and/or connectivity to various dimensions of society and community. Drop the mic. Cover Art utilized for the full episode: Christopher Burch, Place is the Space, 2022, Oil enamel paint, 20ft x 40ft
29 Aug 2022
What Has Impacted Black Artist Equity and Generational Wealth, and What Black Artists Are Doing to Change This Trajectory!
During this voice bite Ashara Ekundayo talks about the lack of Black artist equity and how White supremacy and racism has impacted the lack there of as it relates to Black art, artists and their opportunity to enjoy generational wealth. She also discusses how artists are in one of the best positions to make decisions about their own works and how institutions present, align and engage with networks that matter to them. Black artists are now demanding that institutions authentically make space for collectors of color and/or collectors from their communities as well as put mechanisms in place for collectors to see, acquire and support works from artists of color and their craft.
Cover Art utilized for the full episode: Christopher Burch, Place is the Space, 2022, Oil enamel paint, 20ft x 40ft
29 Aug 2022
The Importance of Sharing Voices Regarding Art Beyond Institutionalized Validation
During this voice bite, Paul Henderson discusses the power of social media and how following, sharing, and exposing thoughts of others regarding art, the art market, and art spaces enlightens your team, community and helps to spark conversations about art. During these digital times, new ways of work and engaging can make the difference between a gallery closure and/or global relevance as an institution. Paul also discusses the decreased need for folks to utilize institutional validation as it relates to what is valid/quality art.
We urge you to listen to this entire episode during morning coffee, your lunch break and/or dinner preparation.
of art and society.
Cover Art utilized for the full episode: Christopher Burch, Place is the Space, 2022, Oil enamel paint, 20ft x 40ft
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