Words of the day: color. improv. hungry. iteration. attention. guru. 

This episode's guest is Charlottesville, Virginia based painter Sarah Boyts Yoder. In the conversation Sarah draws parallels between music and painting, collecting visuals subconsciously through experiences outside of the studio, not to mention the practice of hoarding paint, and what the viewer can be for a finished piece of art… Sarah also shares a bit on being a mother and what the artist in her was doing while reading books to her children. And more… 

We have the 'five words' question making its appearance in the interview so don’t miss that. 

And keep your ears tuned in for a few questions submitted by previous ahtcast guest Fiona Stanbury, thanks for the great questions Fiona. 

So listen in and welcome Sarah Boyts Yoder to ahtcast! 

The artist's website: https://sarahboytsyoder.com/home.html

For the full feature with images of the work please visit the ahtcast blog here: http://www.ahtcast.com/2021/04/artist-interview-sarah-boyts-yoder.html

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Sarah Boyts Yoder Interview

With Dr. Roland Tolentino and Prof. Clod Yambao 

ART CONVERSATION at 1335MABINI is a collaboration with DiscLab, a not-for-profit organization founded by young art researchers and writers. It aims to document the recent history of Philippine contemporary art through critical and multidisciplinary research and writing that situate the public at the center of the process (discussionlab.com)

The program Nodes and Rifts is a forum that germinates with potential nodes of articulation in Jon Cuyson’s Kerel. Teasing out and problematizing some key elements of the exhibition, the program aims to put forward preliminary, temporary, speculative, and even traditional or rhetorical propositions on the notion of participation that pertains to issues on labor, sexuality, and aesthetics as gleaned from Kerel.

Speakers:

Jon Cuyson
Artist

Born and educated in the Philippines, Jon Cuyson has participated in group exhibitions in New York and abroad since 2004. His works employ different techniques and media including texts, photographs, painting, artist books, installations, video and interventions. In March 2006, he was invited to participate in the Skowhegan Artist Residency in Maine. Jon Cuyson received a MFA from Columbia University in 2010 and currently lives between New York City and Manila

Dr. Rolando B. Tolentino
Dean, College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines-Diliman and Faculty Member, UP Film Institute

Rolando Tolentino is author of National/Transnational: Subject Formation and Media in and on the Philippines (2001), and editor of Vaginal Economy: Cinema and Sexuality in the Post-Marcos Post-Brocka Philippines (positions, 2011), and Geopolitics of the Visible: Essays on Philippine Film Cultures (2002). He has taught at the Osaka University and National University of Singapore, has been Distinguished Visitor of the UC-Berkeley and UCLA Southeast Asian Studies Consortium, and was recipient of the Obermann Summer Research Fellowship. He is a member of the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino (Filipino Film Critics Group) and the Congress of Teachers and Educators for Nationalism and Democracy (CONTEND-UP). He holds a Ph.D. in Film, Literature and Culture from the University of Southern California.

Clod Marlan Krister V. Yambao
Assistant Professor, Department of Art Studies, University of the Philippines-Diliman

Clod Yambao’s academic interests include Philippine contemporary art history, critical theory and art theory, Philippine cultural studies, affect and queer studies, globalization studies and performance studies. He completed his MA in Art History at UP Diliman with a research thesis on the contemporary art and the Philippine postcolonial avant- garde. Part of his thesis, entitled Philippine Installation Art from 1970 to 2008 as the Discourse of Philippine Postcolonial Avant-Garde appeared in the Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. Currently, he is working on the critical interlocutions of  Philippine contemporary art, dromology  and modernity studies.

Kerel Discussion 1

in episode 12 kim and leslie discuss how our art changes over the years and how trying different and new things keeps it fresh and fun.  they talk about the book "women who run with the wolves" and discuss chapter 10 all about creativity. this and more in the authentic, fun and real ART NEST PODCAST.

https://www.kimbellerart.com
https://ravenworks-studio.com
https://www.instagram.com/kimbeller/
https://www.instagram.com/ravenworks_studio/

episode 12 - "how art changes over the years"

Entrevista a Carlos Ballester segunda parte.

Análisis de la exposición

Ellie Young and Amber Mottram talk about how The Boat Studio got started, about how their art practices differ from their 'boat practices' and the difficulties of running an artist led project.

Amber Mottram's Album

Ellie and Amber

The first of our Winter Residencies and we record a late night chat with Holly Davey. We reflect on her current work 'The Conversation' and the film 20,000 Days by Nick Cave.

For more information about Hollys practice look here.. www.hollydavey.com

Holly Davey

Hello and greetings to Drunk Art Review; the podcast where anyone from T-total to blind arse drunk is welcome to give their honest opinions on art!   "Painted Words" is our jam this week. Why not come with your buttered bread and listen to some sweet waffle, all about Jenny Holzer and Gaspar Noé. ————————— Hosted by Rosie Alexander and Jennifer Kemp

Ep. 14 "Painted Words"

Ahtcast is a podcast that aims to discover the passions, through the investigation of process, of the artist’s routine, their work, studio practice and inspirations etc. As a result ahtcast is a record of the personal stories behind why artists do what they do and how they do it. Thank you for listening and stay tuned for some insights into the thoughts and processes of artists working today.

Please visit www.ahtcast.com for full features and images of guest artist's work.

Hello and welcome to Drunk Art Review; the podcast where anyone from T-total to blind arse drunk is welcome to give their honest opinions on all forms of art!
Drunk Art Review Podcast is hosted by Rosie Alexander and Jennifer Kemp

a podcast for art lovers everywhere.  
leslie campbell and kim beller celebrate the magic and truth of art and creativity
through raw and authentic conversations while sharing inspiration and ideas to weave into your art nest.

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