A library of conversations with artists discussing the ARTIST STATE OF MIND. Hosted by Louise Kim Salter as she researches and ruminates on what it means to be an artist.
Created by Slowcooked Productions TellaDifferentStory.com
What does it mean to be an Artist?
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A library of conversations with artists discussing the ARTIST STATE OF MIND. Hosted by Louise Kim Salter as she researches and ruminates on what it means to be an artist. Created by Slowcooked Productions TellaDifferentStory.com
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10/8/2020
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December 7, 2020
Ep 8: Lance Weiler, Storytelling Pioneer
Louise dives into the artistic process of Lance Weiler, a storyteller working in film, TV, games and code (and founding director of Columbia University's Digital Storytelling Lab) and learns about the profound power of the pause. Lance would choose to step inside the mind of 20th century inventor and visionary Buckminster Fuller, to explore the way he was viewing and seeing the world and thinking about complex systems. Follow Lance on Twitter here or on Instagram here. You can learn more about Lance and his work via his website lanceweiler.com.
November 30, 2020
Ep 7: Christy Dena, Cross-Media Writer-Designer-Director
Louise dives into the artistic process of Christy Dena, a writer-designer-director of award winning interactive projects and events (with a PhD in Transmedia Practice) and learns how appreciating the process of Transmedia Storytelling led Christy to understanding more about herself. After spending so much time exploring what other people think, Christy would choose to step into her own future mind to explore the magical moment that would come from witnessing how her future mind thinks. You can listen to Christy's Worldbuilding lecture here, her TedxTalk on the poetics of Transmedia here, her lecture on Rituals of Online Artistic Processes here and follow her Twitter here.
November 22, 2020
Ep 6: Emily Beecham, Actress
Louise dives into the artistic process of Palme d'Or Best Actress award-winning Emily Beecham and learns how acting encourages us to be open and honest with ourselves and how Emily's intuitive observation of the behaviours of her school peers was an early catalyst for her acting process. Emily would choose to step inside the mind of musician and singer-songwriter PJ Harvey and explore PJ's imagination, empowerment and her music-making process. Follow Emily on Twitter and Instagram.
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