Name: Live Culture Episode 66: The Things That Haunt Me Still- Felandus Thames and David Borawski by WPKN Community Radio in Live Culture with Martha Willette Lewis
Duration: 1 h

Art and Culture discussions locally and internationally, this program runs the gamut.....

Live Culture with Martha Willette Lewis

Up Now in the archives! 
https://archives.wpkn.org/bookmarks/listen/377818
This month's episode features guest co-host and artist Maxim Schmidt as we celebrate Women's History Month with a discussion with artists George Corsillo, Clymenza Hawkins and Amy Wachtel about their involvement with the art exhibit Sound & Vision II: For the Record...  a visual and musical celebration of feminism involving over 40 artists  in a gallery exhibit featuring imaginary record covers, real covers form  private collections and the wpkn archive and musical memorabilia from  women musicians at many stages of their careers.
The show is up until May 6th at the Institute Library 847 Chapel St. new Haven.
More about the show can be found at: Institutelibrary.org
Live Culture is a monthly conversation about Visual Art- a full set of podcasts is available here on the WPKN Soundcloud page
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The full list of 
Exhibition Participants:
Amanda Bouquet
Amelia Maurer
Amy Wachtel
Angelica Sistrunk
Ann Kennedy
Carol Snyder
Christine Ohlman
Claudia Doring Baez
Corinthia Saez
Dika Kuljis
Dylan Strazar
Emily Herberich
Eva Geertz
Eve Hars
George Corsillo
Jahmal Henderson
Jeff Sokolowski
Joanne Connon
Jody Clouse
John Keefer
Julia Cumming
Julie Bowers Murphy
Kathleen DeMeo
Linda Lindroth
Martha Willette Lewis
Matt Feiner
Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan
Mohan Maharaj, Sr
Patrick Carroll, Linda Lindroth,
Sally Hill & Tim Nighswander
Regan Avery
Sadie Grey Murphy
Sue Czark
T.M. Stewart
Tammy Faye Starlite
Tina Sarno
V.V. Aldebaran McEvoy
The Collection of Alec Cumming
The Collection of Eva Geertz
The Collection of Del La Pietro
The Collection of Steve DiCostanzo
The Collection of WPKN
Curated by
Martha Willette Lewis
With Special Thanks to:
Café 9, Alec Cumming, Steve DiConstanzo, Eva Geertz, Del La Pietro, Mohan Maharaj Sr, Ann Marlowe, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan, Rick Omante/Shaki Presents, Valerie Richardson, Scott Schuldt, WPKN radio, and the board and volunteers of The Institute Library

Live Culture Episode 79 : women's History Month, For the Record...

Giving Trees: On being an artist. How creatives are asked consistently to work for free, donate art, and otherwise give away ones talents....and how to survive and thrive when the culture at large doesn't perceive creative capitol as labor.

Live Culture 80:Maxim Schmidt, Ruby Gonzales Hernandez and  Susan Clinard

This month we offer a discussion with members of the exhibition No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor opening February 17 at Real Artways in Hartford. Listen in on a lively conversation with artists Carlos Estevez, Lesley Dill, Micki Watanabe Spiller and curator Alva Greenberg about this expansive group exhibit focusing on the ideas around garments and embodiment.
  About the exhibit:   "Clothing conveys impressions of social background, economic status and ethnicity. Like physical features, it is one of the most common means used to project ourselves and understand others. This inclination to categorize others is also a way of controlling our responses to them. How often do we subconsciously imbue clothing with a significance which is misleading?   The altered and uninhabited clothing in No Bodies disrupts these autonomic responses by playing with perceptions of materiality, cultural identity, relationships, political beliefs and portraiture itself. Being free of physicality, the works in No Bodies force us to confront assumptions, as well as the ever-growing societal compartmentalization of people and behavior and the #socialmedia which increasingly rules our thinking. What does it mean when we deconstruct a garment by unraveling it or burning it or turning it into another material? What does clothing symbolize when there never was or will be a body inside?"   Participating Artists:   Reginald Dwayne Betts, John Boone, Marsha Borden, Rachel Breen, Chris Burden, Patrick Carroll, Susan Clinard, Hannah Conradt, E.V. Day, Lesley Dill, Anindita Dutta, Nina Dwin, Carlos Estévez, Kathryn Frund, Jonathan Herrera Soto, Jesse Krimes, Whitfield Lovell, Adriana Marmorek, Carol Paik, Sidney Russell, Karen Shaw, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Micki Watanabe Spiller, Cindy Tower, Cleo Wilkinson, Cybèle Young.   About the Curator:   Alva Greenberg is a curator and artist based in Connecticut.  From 1997-2009, she ran ALVA Gallery, in New London, CT dedicated to promoting mid-career artists working in all disciplines. In 2006, she was a recipient of the Eugene O’Neill Center’s “25 of Connecticut’s most Uncommon Women” award and in 2018 she received the State of Connecticut Governor’s Patron of the Arts award.   https://carlosestevez.net/index.html https://www.lesleydill.net/ https://mickispiller.com/

live culture  garment

a talk with the curator and artists from "no bodies: clothing as disruptor"

A talk with Curator nico w okoro about her new project the Orchid Gallery up now  at the ConnCorp building.  more at https://www.nicowheadon.com/ and https://conncorp.org/  

Maxim Schmidt and Martha Willette Lewis host a monthly discussion about Art and Culture. originally aired  on wpkn 89,5 fm

Live Culture- Max and Martha talk with nico w okoro about Orchid Gallery

In the first half a conversation with artist and scientist Nicholas Milkovich who is  giving a talk on his work at the Yale Franke Program and in the second half a conversation with Andres Versoza about his collection of baskets currently the subject of an exhibition at the Unionville Museum!

Live Culture: conversations with Nicholas Milkovich and Andres Versoza

I want you to welcome back  Gloria Frazee of ReWild Long Island.  At ReWild,   Gloria is co-chair of the Social Media & Web Committee and co-leader of the ReWild/South Fork chapter and now is a regular contributor to this program. Gloria will be joining me every 2nd Thursday of the month during the 12 noon hour.

Gloria Frazee of Rewild Long Island #2

Chuck Collins of climatecriminals.org is my guest on this "Digging in the Dirt". Chuck  is here to talk about why he believes It’s time to name the names of the individuals delaying climate action and financing the climate crisis, so they can be held accountable.
Chuck Collins  is an American author and a senior scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC, where he directs the Program on Inequality and the Common Good.   His latest book is a novel, “Altar to an Erupting Sun,” an eco-fiction exploration of the causes of climate disruption.

Chuck Collins of ClimateCriminals.org

Gloria Frazee joins me as a regular monthly guest on Digging in the Dirt. Gloria is co-chair of the Social Media & Web Committee and co-leader of the ReWild/South Fork chapter and its Summer Program for high school students. She is also the founder of ReWild/East Hampton Compost…. in collaboration with the Town of East Hampton.

Rewild LI w/ Gloria Frazee #4

-The Atlantic Ocean is cooling at a record speed 
-The inevitability of rising temperatures due to climate change
-Farmer-first’ successful agrivoltaics projects
-Inflation Reduction Act has sparked a manufacturing boom
-New solar utility-scale operations are largest source of electricity
-Electric car sales growing fastest 
-Americans want to prioritize developing alternative energy

GaiaGram #223 Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis

-Weedkiller Dacthal serious health risks to unborn babies, banned.
-Record-setting heat wave in the west
-221 thousand pounds  of dead fish in Greek port
-Worst droughts sweeping across southern Africa
-Multimillion-dollar estates sliding into Pacific Ocean
-Legos, changing its plastics formula to be environmentally friendly.
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GaiaGram # 224 Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis.

Gloria Frazee Rewild Long Island #3

Director of Agriculture at CitySeed in New Haven which we talked about on a previous segment which you can hear in our podcasts section if you missed it. Kaitlyn is Owner of Sunset Organic farm in Naugatuck Ct. she is back to talk to me now about some of the issues farmers are facing due to some of this extraordinary weather many of us are experiencing.

Digging in the Dirt - Kaitlyn Kimball Cityseed -  Storms Effects On Small Farmers

The Resistance Roundtable show interviews Branko Marcetic who discusses his recent Jacobin Magazine articles on Biden's horrific Gaza policy; and the apparent decision by the Harris campaign to keep Tim Walz off the campaign trail.
Interview by Scott Harris, Richard Hill and Ruthanne Baumgartner, Oct. 12, 2024

Jacobin Mag's Branko Marcetic: Will Biden's Gaza Policy Tank Kamala's Election Chances?

-UN ...To end the climate crisis means it is “crunch time for real”
-California files first-of-its-kind lawsuit against ExxonMobil over plastic
-Once thought extinct the Atlantic Gray whale makes comeback
-Positive news for endangered North Atlantic right whale
-Clean energy jobs grew more  twice the rate of the overall economy

GaiaGram #232 Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis.

Laura Modlin interviews Andrew Kupinse about preserving zoning in Easton, CT to protect the water supply in the town’s four reservoirs. They serve 100s of thousands of customers in Fairfield County, Connecticut. 

Originally aired December 1, 2024.

A town with four reservoirs

This month's Live Culture offers a conversation with artist Felandus Thames and curator David Borawski about the exhibit The Things That Haunt Me Still  up now at Real Art Ways in Hartford. The show, which runs until May 30, 2021, features Thames' assemblages which utilize found objects and non-traditional materials like hair beads and barrettes, to explore gender and race. Often asking more questions than offering answers, Thames’ playful use of materials and text utilizes humor as an entry point to exploring social and cultural issues.

Felandus Thames is a conceptual artist living and practicing in the greater New York area. Born in Mississippi, Thames attended the graduate program in Painting and Printmaking at Yale University where he received his MFA in 2010. He has been included in exhibitions at the Kravets Wehby Gallery, Tilton Gallery, Heather James Gallery, Charles H. Wright Museum, African American Museum of Philadelphia, Mississippi Museum of Art, Yale University, Wesleyan University, Columbia University, Art Hamptons, Art LA, The Texas Contemporary, and Miami Basel.

David Borawski is an artist and curator whose own work involves text and found object assemblages. His affinity with Thames' work has resulted in a thoughtfully presented exhibition in one of Connecticut's most innovative and dynamic  exhibition venues. 

More about the show and RealArtWays can be found here: https://www.realartways.org/
more about Felandus Thames and his work can be found here: https://www.felandus.com/

Now in it's 5th Year, Live Culture is a monthly radio program about art, ideas and visual culture, hosted by artist Martha Willette Lewis and airing on WPKN radio, Bridgeport Ct.

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Live Culture Episode 66: The Things That Haunt Me Still-  Felandus Thames and David Borawski

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