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*Recorded live during the annual Semans Lecture at the Nasher Museum*
Artists Joiri Minaya, Cara Romero, and Camille Seaman, in conversation with Duke Faculty, Michaeline Crichlow.

This podcast accompanies the exhibition Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene, as it makes its way across North America, and will include discussions with artists, curators, scholars, scientists, and others who engage with aspects of the Anthropocene in their work.

In this episode, artists from the exhibition, Joiri Minaya, Cara Romero, and Camille Seaman are in conversation with Duke Faculty, Michaeline Crichlow.


ARTIST BIOS

Joiri Minaya is a multidisciplinary Dominican American artist who uses photo collage, self-participatory performance, public installation, and video to investigate the female body as it relates to identity, place, stereotype, culture, and the environment. In her work, Minaya exposes the persistent legacy of colonialism, how it informs the construction of identity, and how these constructions dictate perceptions of the self and others. Through a reflexive practice, she intentionally engages with the white, Western, male gaze and its accompanying expectations, only to subvert them in repeated reclamations of agency. Minaya is interested in what she describes as “the performativity of tropical identity as product: the performance of labor, decoration, beauty, leisure, service.” Her most recent work investigates a gendered but anonymous body that moves between domestic settings and the natural world.

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Cara Romero combines fine art with documentary-style storytelling in complex and nuanced depictions of contemporary Indigenous culture. An enrolled citizen of the Chemehuevi Indian Tribe, she is dedicated to conveying Native perspectives on issues of identity, representation, and environment. Her technically exquisite work reflects a diverse training in film, digital, fine art, journalism, editorial portraiture, and commercial photography. With this tool belt of skills, she stages theatrical compositions presenting both serious and playful social commentary on pressing contemporary issues. Romero’s practice also utilizes Photoshop as a means of visually communicating Indigenous worldviews by inserting magical realism and the supernatural into everyday life. In her 2019 Desert X exhibition in Coachella Valley, California, Romero created a series of billboards featuring young Native boys in traditional dress posed and playing among the rocks and windmills of the valley, effectively grounding passersby in what it means and feels like to be on Native land.

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Camille Seaman makes photographs with a concentration on the fragile and fleeting polar regions, creating landscape photography on the verge of portraiture as each iceberg appears to have its own spirit and personality. These stunning and intimate images break down any notions of separation between humans and nature. Born to a Native American (Shinnecock) father and African American mother, Camille’s sense of connection with landscape stems from growing up on Long Island and in New York City, not far from the Shinnecock Indian Nation. Her grandfather taught her how the Shinnecock saw the natural world, a knowledge and reverence vital to her international practice. Of her polar work, Seaman says, “I’m just there to press the shutter. I understand that it’s a calling. Sometimes I’m weeping as I take the picture, because I feel like this is all I can do: push this button.”

Second Nature Podcast Episode 2: Artists Joiri Minaya, Cara Romero, Camille Seaman

‘Futurebound returns to host Viper Radio Episode:046, brimming with world exclusives & brand new  D&B from the likes of Sub Focus, Kanine, V O E, Arcando, Dossa, Lateral, Killer Hertz, Pola & Bryson & Many More plus Rob Gasser goes ‘In The Mix’’.

Tracklist:
V O E – Distance

Kanine Arcando – Lost Tonight

Arcando & Pirapus – Ultrasound

Dossa – Fog

Sigma – Chemicals

Sub Focus & bbyclose – On & On

Circadian ft. NuLa – Rebirth

Rova – Eyes On Me (Captain Bass Remix)

Lateral – On Fire

Pola & Bryson ft. IYAMAH – Want It


‘Future’s Fire’ : Killer Hertz – Rock That Body


Kelvin 373, Waeys & Selecta J-Man - Bad Boy Horns

Drumsound & Basslinesmith – Aim High

Rob Gasser – Pressure

Blooom & Wolfy Lights – Born Again

Killerhertz - Gigantic

Madface – Mugeni

Whiney P Money Frisco Sweetie Irie Hugh Hardie – Stop Search

ACMC & Jaydan – Show Me Love


‘In The Mix’: Rob Gasser

Rob Gasser - SMILE4ME

Polyrom - Rumbling Bass

Valentino Khan - Pump (Rob Gasser Flip)

Aminé - Charmander (Solomon France & Just A Gent Remix)

ShockOne - Say Woah

Blooom - Get Low

Subsonic - Interdance

Rob Gasser & Miss Lina - Chase Me

Grafix & Flowidus - Submarine

Jessee - Turn It Up

Waeys - B.B.

Monyu - Option Space

Lexurus - The Funk

Dub Phizix - Iced

Rob Gasser - Pressure

WATEVA - Ber Zer Ker (Rob Gasser Remix)

Yaano - Lust

The Caracal Project - Intoxicated

DJ Limited - Mess

Rob Gasser - Through The Night

Futurebound Presents Viper Radio Episode 046

Second Nature Podcast Episode 3: Artist Noémie Goudal and Stratigrapher Dan Richter

OHKAY takes the reins for this months show playing brand new music from V O E , Freaks & Geeks, Dossa , Pola & Bryson, Natty Lou & Lateral, Lens & Emily Makis, ESKEI83 + more. This months 'Future Fire' comes courtesy of Feed The Fire & V O E drop a massive mix celebrating the release of their debut album ‘Vision Of Empire’.


Tracklist:

V O E - Holding On 

Freaks & Geeks & Kelli-Leigh - Ignite 

ESKEI83 - Good Time 

Bugwell - Blockchain 

Georgie Riot - Drop It 

Rova - Eyes On Me (Captain Bass Remix) 

Sub Focus & bbyclose - On & On 

Pola & Bryson, IYAMAH - Want It 

Tension - Can You Feel My Heart (BMTH Remix) 

Gifta - Wrecked 

Dossa - Fog 

Blossom - Ur Still Mine 

OHKAY - Waves 

Lens & Emily Makis - Danger Zone 

V O E - Not For Me 

Killer Hertz - Rock That Body 

Future Fire: Feed The Fire - Bad Boy Sound 

Natty Lou x Lateral - Knock Knock 

Bennie & Carasel - Party Crasher 

Think Tonk & Alibi - Run To The Night 




V O E Guest Mix:  

V O E - Feel Again 

Original Sin & Grace Barton -  Sanctuary 

Dimension - DJ Turn It Up 

V O E - Fall Apart 

Sota - See the Sun 

Madface - Mugeni 

V O E - Illusion 

Sub Focus, Katy B - Push the Tempo (K-Motionz Remix) 

V O E - Heavy Heart 

Kanine - Get Down[Text Wrapping Break]Blooom & Wolfy Lights - Born Again[Text Wrapping Break]Arcando & Pirapus - Ultrasound  

Teddy Killerz - Skydiver 

YUSSI - Pull Me Through (Feat. Grace Barton) 

V O E - Is It Really Love 

Waeys, SOLAH - Your Type 

V O E - Vortex 

Prolix - Waiting 

V O E - Edge Of The World 

Killer Hertz - Rock That Body 

Bou, IRAH, Kanine & Trigga - Wicked & Dark 

Kelvin 373, Waeys & Selecta J-Man - Bad Boy Horns  

Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Aim High  

V O E - Patient War 

Matrix & Futurebound - Follow the Sound 

V O E - Don’t Leave

OHKAY Presents Viper Radio Episode 047

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Bundu Mask (The Carvers)

This podcast is produced by the Nasher Museum of Art At Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. Featuring voices from artists, scholars and many more, this podcast brings listeners closer to art. 
Since opening in 2005, the Nasher Museum has been dedicated to amplifying the voices and work of underrepresented artists, including artists of color and women artists. Through original exhibitions and a growing collection of contemporary art, the Nasher Museum strives to increase inclusivity and correct outdated narratives of art history and society.

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