Podcasts about abdu ali

If you're new to Beyond the Studio here's a list of great episodes to get you started!   "Amy Whitaker talks Using Business as a Tool, Building Equity in the Arts, and Re-Inventing the Art Market"   "Abdu Ali talks Self-Empowerment, Reclaiming Permission, and Staying Fluid to Support Community"   "Dexter Wimberly & Heather Bhandari talk Rebuilding the Infrastructure of the Art World, Expanding Definitions of Value, and the First Virtual Art World Conference"    "Amanda & Nicole talk Gratitude, Paying Off Debt, and Their Journeys Since Starting the Podcast"    "Jessica Lee talks Legal Issues, Art Copyright, and the Art of Negotiation"   "William Deresiewicz talks Art and Economics, the Rise and Fall of the Professional Artist, and the Influence of Big Tech"   Listener Spotlight   @beyondthestudio  beyondthe.studio Intro and Ad Music by: Suahn Branding by: David Colson

Abdu Ali is a musician, writer, cultural worker, and artist. Blending punk, jazz, Baltimore club music, and rap. Their works explore ideas of race, gender, sexuality, and liberation. They received a 2018 Ruby Artist Grant and a 2019 Best Artist Award by the LGBTQ Commission of Baltimore City. Tschabalala Self is a Harlem-born visual artist. Her work concerns the emotional, physical and psychological impact of the Black female body as icon. Her solo exhibitions include: By My Self, at Galerie Eva Presenhuber, and Cotton Mouth, on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Self's work is included in the collections of The Art Institute of Chicago, The Hammer Museum, and The Studio Museum in Harlem, among others.

1. díl podcastu Mary C ROVNICE EMANCIPACE - ABDU ALI Abdu Ali v sobě spojují mnoho tvůrčích a revolučních sil. Tvoří hudbu, píší básně, ale také kurátorují a organizují akce, které svou myšlenkou i formou přesahují běžné klubové party. Ve své tvůrčí praxi čerpají totiž i z tvorby nejrůznější kritických myslitelek a myslitelů. Jaké myšlenky pomáhají afroamerické genderově nekonformní osobnosti proplouvat nejrůznějšími formami útlaku a tvořit vlastní představu o budoucnosti ve spolupráci se svou komunitou? A proč je důležité vytvářet nové prostory pro dialog, ve kterých se mohou marginalizované skupiny osvobodit od západních ideologií? námět a zpracování: Mary C titulní hudba: Mary C překlad: Dora Rodriguez dabing: Zeynab Gueye Vydává Institut úzkosti www.institutuzkosti.cz 2020

1st episode of Mary C's new podcast MY EMANCIPATION DON’T FIT IN YOUR EQUATION – Abdu Ali Abdu Ali possesses many different creative and revolutionary powers. They create music and poetry as well as curate and organize events that represent far more than a simple club party. What are the ideas that can help black gender non-comforming creative person navigate various forms of oppression and create their own image of the future in collaboration with their community? How important is it for them to create new spaces where marginalized people can be free of western ideologies? Concept & narration: Mary C Title music: Mary C Translation: Dora Rodriguez Dubbing: Zeynab Gueye Visuals: Vladyslav Afanasiev & Jan Brož The podcast is released weekly on www.insitutuzkosti.cz in English and Czech version

Hear more from Abdu on being truly independent as an artist and musician, refusing to wait for permission, building more inclusive and supportive space for Baltimore artists, growing As They Lay as a community-centered platform, and striving for beauty over perfection.  www.beyondthe.studio Intro and Ad Music by: Suahn Album Artwork by: David Colson

Musician and artist Abdu Ali (@abduali) joins us this week to discuss their creative curatorial platform "As They Lay”, being antisocial, the evolution of social media, their new album "Fiyah!!!", and more.

We have the second part of our review of JPEGMAFIA's album, All My Heroes Are Cornballs. This is the Head Space Podcast episode 141.5, the show where we break down new Hip Hop albums track by track. Holden Stephan Roy and Chris Chrome are here with our thoughts on each song and cannot wait to see your comments. 01:21 BBW17:56 PRONE!24:40 Lifes Hard, Here's A Song About Sorrel27:52 Thot Tactics33:51 Free the Frail (Ft. Helena Deland)41:17 Post Verified Lifestyle49:52 BasicBitchTearGas54:11 DOTS FREESTYLE REMIX (Ft. Abdu Ali, Buzzy Lee)01:01:28 BUTTERMILK JESUS TYPE BEAT01:02:55 Papi I Missed U - All My Heroes Are Cornballs album review grade reveal Join the request pool on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/BehindThatSuit

Gage and Renz investigate Swizz Beatz's new project and how he plans to get artists what he believes they deserve. His Project is called No Commissions, an art fair for artists and art dealers where artists will receive 100% of the sales proceeds. Tune in to find out more. Thank you Abdu Ali for allowing us to share your song from your album FIYAH!!! READ MORE ABOUT NO COMMISSIONS HERE: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/swizz-beatz-interview-part-1-1517545

I'm a fan of The Crown (the other one, not the Netflix show) and every so often when I go there, either Abdu is about to go on stage or he just ripped another set. His presence in Baltimore's music and arts scene is well known, so I was excited to sit down and talk with him. He told me up front he would know if I wasn't thorough in my research, so I made sure to do my homework and ask questions that'd get him talking. Hit Abdu on the gram, that's where you'll usually find him: @abdu_ali (it might be two underscores).

Mixpak FM 093 is brought to you by Brooklyn-based DJ & producer, Riobamba. Inspired by her Ecuadorian-Lithuanian heritage, her sets and productions draw from a hybridized global sound, with a strong Latin leaning. As promoter of one of Boston's leading underground parties, Pico Picante, resident at Remezcla's NY party Perreo, and an affiliate of Dutty Artz, she is a strong representative for transnational bass on the East Coast. Her Mixpak FM is a showcase of the global underground, featuring many kindred club spirits operating in the same zone: False Witness, Santa Muerte and Kala as well as offerings from NON, Baltimore artist Abdu Ali, and Chile's Tomas Urquieta.

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My guest this week is Schwarz. Schwarz is a producer and DJ from St. Louis, now residing in Baltimore. Schwarz has worked with La Chat, DDM, Abdu Ali, Juiceboxxx, TT The Artist, Kyle Mabson and many more. For many years, he helped run the Deep In The Game night at Baltimore’s Hippodrome, with Cex and Mark Brown. He’s recently released three solo singles, and is currently gearing up to release his debut full length. We talk about growing up in St. Louis and his start in a rap group called AOSTL. He breaks down his move to Baltimore and his entry into Baltimore’s noise and dance music scenes. We discuss his recent releases, and the music he has on the horizon. He also schools me on the difference between Baltimore, Jersey and Philly club music. This week, Mike Riley hooked us up with an homage to Audio Two’s What More Can I Say. It all went down at The Lineup Room.