Podcasts about action painting

Dali Says=The Persistence of Memory, today , in this FICTIONAL mini Mnemonic-Dali is tying this into a way of a heart brain coherence Mnemonic utilizing memory palaces with attempted suggested visual images/imagery and establishing a PAO system accordingly. This is GB stabbing at a wildly creative and ambitious stretch, blending surrealist art, neuroscience, memory techniques, and personal organization! Let's see if GB can make some sense of this fascinating connection.The Persistence of Memory & Brain Reward/Habits:Salvador Dali's "The Persistence of Memory" with its melting clocks evokes themes of:Time Distortion: The fluid, distorted clocks challenge our linear perception of time. This can be metaphorically linked to how our perception of time and effort changes as habits become ingrained and feel less burdensome (the "melting" away of the perceived difficulty).Subconscious and Dreams: Dali's surreal landscapes often represent the subconscious mind. Building strong habits can become almost subconscious, requiring less conscious effort over time, like a well-rehearsed dream.Persistence Despite Change: The clocks continue to exist in their melted state, suggesting a form of persistence despite a radical change in form. This can symbolize the persistence of good habits even when faced with challenges or changes in routine.Memory and Decay: The melting could also symbolize the fading of memories or the need to actively engage with and reinforce them, just as we need to reinforce good habits.Heart-Brain Coherence Mnemonic:Heart-brain coherence refers to the physiological state where the heart's rhythm and the brain's electrical activity become synchronized. This state is often associated with feelings of calm, focus, and emotional balance.GB continues to try to weave this into a mnemonic by associating elements of "The Persistence of Memory" with the concept of heart-brain coherence as a desirable state achieved through consistent good habits:Melting Clocks: Imagine the rigid, stressful aspects of your old, less healthy routines melting away, replaced by a smoother, more coherent flow.Ants: The ants swarming on one of the clocks could represent the persistent, almost automatic nature of well-established good habits working in the background, contributing to your overall well-being and coherence.The Landscape: The serene yet strange landscape could symbolize the inner peace and focused mental state that heart-brain coherence and positive habits can foster.GB is trying to populate a memory palace with imagery linking "The Persistence of Memory Salvador Dali-," heart-brain coherence, and your good habits:Location 1 (Entrance): You see a giant, melting clock draped over the entrance. As it melts, it doesn't disappear but transforms into a smooth, gently pulsating heart, radiating a calm blue light (representing coherence). This symbolizes the "melting" away of old resistance to habits, replaced by a state of ease.Location 2 (Familiar Object):Location 3 (Distinct Feature): Location 4 AnotherMystery Object?: Establishing a PAO (Person-Action-Object) System:Person: Salvador Dali (representing the surreal connection and memory itself)Action: Painting (representing the active creation and reinforcement of good habits)Object: A perfectly synchronized metronome (representing heart-brain coherence)Location 1 (Melting Clock Heart): Salvador Dali (Person) #DaliHabits,#MeltingIntoGoodHabits,#SurrealSelfImprovement,#HeartBrainMemory,#CoherentHabits,#MemoryPalaceMastery,#PAOSystemPower,#NeuroArt,#CognitiveCanvas,#PersistenceOfProgress,Melting Clocks, Solid Habits: A Dali-Inspired Memory Journey to CoherenceThe Surreal Science of Habit: Forging a Coherent Self with Memory PalacesPainting Your Persistence: Dali, Memory, and the Art of Brain-Heart HarmonyBeyond Time: Using Memory and Metaphors for Radically Good HabitsFrom Dreamscape to Daily Routine: A Coherent Memory Palace for Lasting Change

Send us a textOn this episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with Dani Papanikolaou, also known as "Papa," a mixed-media painter and sketchbook artist celebrated for his innovative exploration of saturation and line. Papa's work, often centered on nude figures, reflects his unique aesthetic inspired by urban tribalism and rooted in Neo-Expressionism, abstraction, action painting, and street art. His distinctive style is marked by bold mark-making techniques and striking color dissonance, making his creations instantly recognizable. As a live painting performer, Papa channels instinct and improvisation to bring each canvas to life.Born and raised in Florida, Papa has lived across the state and resides in Naples, FL. Over the past eight years, he has served as an educator, mentor, and community leader in Southwest Florida. Currently pursuing an MFA in Painting at Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD), Papa envisions a future in academia and philanthropy.Papa's passion for portraiture and the human form stems from a deep fascination with the human psyche, which he explores through abstraction and expression. On the podcast, he shares insights into his creative process, including using automatic drawing to unlock his artistic potential. His vibrant and unapologetic use of color adds complexity and emotional depth to his work, evoking raw, genuine responses.During the episode, Papa discusses key elements of his artistic journey, including his Continuous Sketchbook Entries, Live Nude Figure Drawing, Action Painting, and his early experiments with Nonsensical Doodles and Prose. Reflecting on his creative ethos, Papa states, "I possess an investigative interest in mark-making with a love of exploring swashes of bold colors. I am a live painting performer, favoring synesthetic performances done in public or with an audience."This captivating and inspiring interview offers a glimpse into the mind of an artist who continues to push boundaries and innovate. Don't miss this engaging conversation! Support the showThank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast

Programa #224 de la sexta temporada de Mineral, el programa realizado en iPOPfm para poder disfrutar de la música que cuesta encontrar en las ondas. Centrado principalmente en el indie y post-punk, también entran el electro, el pop y el rock. En su sexta temporada, se emite cada miércoles de 21 a 22h y está dirigido y presentado por #bluetonic. Han sonado: Programa #223 de la sexta temporada de Mineral, el programa realizado en iPOPfm para poder disfrutar de la música que cuesta encontrar en las ondas. Centrado principalmente en el indie y post-punk, también entran el electro, el pop y el rock. En su sexta temporada, se emite cada miércoles de 21 a 22h y está dirigido y presentado por #bluetonic. Han sonado: Programa #223 de la sexta temporada de Mineral, el programa realizado en iPOPfm para poder disfrutar de la música que cuesta encontrar en las ondas. Centrado principalmente en el indie y post-punk, también entran el electro, el pop y el rock. En su sexta temporada, se emite cada miércoles de 21 a 22h y está dirigido y presentado por #bluetonic. Han sonado:CASTLEBEAT - Tom's Place. Phantom Youth - Some Miracle. Seven Hour Days - Ambered Moments. Blur - Girls & Boys. Blur – Parklife. Miles Kane & The Evils - Surfing Leopard. Miles Kane & The Evils - Mr Midnight. perennial - Action Painting. The Buttertones - Awesome Monster. Smog - Cold Blooded Old Times. Drab Majesty – Photograph. Johnny Hunter – Frustration. Low Blows - Go! Serch. - La Rabia. Twin - res és real (Bofirax rmx). Twin - DUNA (DJ Coco rmx).

In dieser faszinierenden Episode des Lebenswege Podcasts nehmen wir teil an der außergewöhnlichen Reise von Melanie Eckl-Kerber. Mit einem BWL-Studium, einem Doktortitel in VWL und einem Master in Lateinamerikanistik ausgestattet, verbrachte sie viele Jahre in leitender Position bei der Industriellenvereinigung. Doch ihre wahre Berufung fand sie in der Kreativwirtschaft, als sie 2019 ein Start-Up gründete und schließlich ihren Top-Job aufgab. Heute ist Melanie eine leidenschaftliche Unternehmerin und Künstlerin, die mit ihrem Unternehmen Art Adventure kreative Events von Teambuilding bis zu Kindergeburtstagen organisiert. Von Action Painting im Corona-Schutzanzug bis zu Polterabenden mit Aktmodellen ist bei ihr alles möglich. Zusätzlich hat sie noch ein weiteres kreatives Standbein gegründet- Paint your souvenir. Tauche ein in ihre inspirierende Geschichte der beruflichen Neuerfindung und Leidenschaft für die Kunst! Möchtest du mehr über Melanie und ihre Arbeit erfahren? Hier findest du sie und kannst dich mit ihr vernetzen: https://www.ecklkerber.at/Foto von Melanie Eckl-Kerber: Anna SteinhauserDu hast eine spannende Lebensgeschichte, die du mit mir und meiner Community teilen willst? Dann schreib mir eine Mail an : lebenswegepodcast@gmail.com Teil mir auch gerne dein Feedback und Wünsche für neue Interview Gäste, die du gerne hören würdest: https://www.facebook.com/Lebenswege-Podcast-103348588053385 https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreadomenig/ https://www.instagram.com/lebenswege_podcast/ Intro: Walk Around by Roa https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031 Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/walk-around-roa Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/BimtUhUirnw

Si hay una banda que en estas semanas suena incansablemente en nuestro programa es la británica The Vaccines. Desde que el pasado 12 de enero lanzaran su nuevo trabajo no dejamos de desgranarlo para descubrir una inmensa colección de himnos de infeccioso pop eléctrico, hasta llegar a posicionarse como disco de la semana en esta edición de Toxicosmos. El repaso a la actualidad musical foránea lo completamos con las novedades que firman Mark Knopfler, Real Estate, Sunlit, Bathe Alone, Postal Blue, Izzi Stone, The Cays, Ed Gumbrecht, Mike Delph, Unkle Drew and the Scoundrels, Mike Dunne, Steve Bonham and the Long Road, Jessie Phelps, Vinyl Floor, Mira Zoff, The Publication, Bernard Côté, Billy Ray Norris, Coby Brown, S.J. Armstrong, Otis Kerp, Bailen y Lucius. Además descubrimos a Wilco versioneando a David Bowie y te hablamos del próximo recopilatorio "Under The Bridge 2" dedicado al mítico sello Sarah Records mientras suenan Action Painting. Los últimos minutos del programa los dedicamos a repasar algunas de las novedades nacionales más interesantes, escuchando a Depresión Sonora, Venturi, Unicorniovacio, Álex Cassen, Shinova y Varry Brava, éstos últimos remezclados por Piterarnao y Don Peipe.

Jackson Pollock schleuderte mit einem Stock Farbe auf das leere Weiß seiner Leinwände, die fast immer auf dem Boden lagen, und ließ ein wildes Gespinst aus Linien, Klecksen, Tropfen und Fäden auf ihnen entstehen. Action Painting nannte es die Kunstkritik.

Die Zigarette im Mundwinkel fehlte fast nie, wenn Jackson Pollock malte. Dann bewegte er sich in kleinen, tänzelnden Schritten um die Leinwand herum, die fast immer auf dem Boden lag. Action Painting nannte es die Kunstkritik. Autorin: Anke Rebbert

Boris Sollazzo e Tatiana Fabbrizio in diretta sui 106.6 di Radio Rock dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 10.00 alle 13.00. Podcast del 30 giugno 2021. Playlist: royal blood – million and […]

Giuliano Leone e Silvia Teti in diretta sui 106.6 di Radio Rock dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 13.00 alle 15.00. Podcast del 29 giugno 2021. Playlist: […]

Emilio Pappagallo in diretta dalle 08.00 alle 10.00 dal Lunedì al Venerdì sui 106.6 di Radio Rock. In studio Alessandro Tirocchi e Maurizio Paniconi. Podcast del 30 giugno 2021. Playlist: pastel […]

Matteo Catizone in diretta sui 106.6 di Radio Rock dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 19.00 alle 21.00. MANDATO ZERO: Politica, Costume e follie dell'attualità. Martedì dalle 19 alle 21 […]

Playlist: le larve – quella cosa the police – next to you the stranglers – london lady gang of four – i found that essence rare […]

Giuliano Leone e Silvia Teti in diretta sui 106.6 di Radio Rock dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 13.00 alle 15.00. Podcast del 29 giugno 2021. Playlist: […]

Valerio Cesari, Riccardo Castrichini ed Emanuele Forte in diretta sui 106.6 di Radio Rock dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 15.00 alle 17.00. Podcast del 30 giugno 2021. Playlist: billy […]

Omar Hassan, ex pugile e ora artista internazionale, ospite di Valerio Cesari, Riccardo Castrichini ed Emanuele Forte durante “Antipop” per presentare la sua prima autobiografia “Per Le Strade” (Baldini+Castoldi). Podcast del 30 […]

Versione audio: Il dipinto Pali blu fu realizzato nel 1952 dall’artista americano Jackson Pollock (1912-1956), il principale pittore dell’Action Painting, l’esponente più schiettamente “gestuale” dell’Espressionismo astratto statunitense, nonché uno dei pittori moderni più conosciuti dal grande pubblico. L’artista espose per la prima volta il quadro alla Sidney Janis Gallery con il titolo Number 11, 1952. In […] L'articolo Pali blu di Pollock proviene da Arte Svelata.

By Alicja Kępińska and Patrick Lee. Source: Artibus et Historiae, Vol 7, No. 14 p107-123, 1986 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Wie gestern in der #GeekTalk Crowdfunding Folge 127 angekündigt, folgt heute auch schon die erste in schweizerdeutsch gesprochene Podcast Folge. Der Künstler Bruno Rosio hat mir in der heutigen Folge erklärt, was Actionpainting ist und warum er daraus eine Crowdfunding-Kampagne gestartet hat. Viel spass mit der aktuellen Podcast Episode und solltet ihr es unterstützen, erzählt mir […]

Versione audio: L’arte contemporanea ha comportato un radicale spostamento dell’attenzione collettiva dall’opera all’azione dell’artista. Nel contesto dell’Action Painting, Pollock, per fare un solo esempio, ha camminato sulle sue tele colandovi sopra il colore. Alcuni artisti hanno invece scelto di seguire un’altra strada, dando vita a una corrente nota come Body Art. Le artiste 14: Marina […] L'articolo Le artiste 14: Marina Abramović proviene da Arte Svelata.

Host, Christopher Miller shares Harold Rosenberg's concept of Action Painting with Painter, Sumi-e Painter, and Collagist Randy Padorr-Black. Padorr-Black details his understanding of the timeless state of flow, a portal between two zones, time-space and no time-space where intuition creeps into his creative work. He explains that when an artist creates in that space, they create a “portal piece.”The conversation includes the importance of the meditative state in the creative process. Padorr-Black shares being inspired by Chogyam Trungpa's book, “Meditation in Action,” and Zen Buddhism, when he was young. He explains how abstract expressionism and Sumi-e painting help him move through fear and unblock his mind.For more information on Randy Padorr-Black, see his work at www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/1171775.

Eine Beethoven-Sinfonie nicht nur hören, sondern auch mit anderen Sinnen erleben - als Pantomime oder "Action Painting" - dieses Experiment hat die Junge Deutsche Philharmonie gewagt. Hans Ackermann berichtet aus der Berliner Elisabeth-Kirche.

Wenn Kunst außer Kontrolle gerät und alles dem Zufall überlassen wird. Von Höhlenmalerei, Fleckenbildern und Action Painting – eine Reise durch die Kunstgeschichte.

Episode Notes Franz Kline's Figure 8 is a masterpiece, and arguably the greatest piece of Action Painting you'll ever see! Housed in The Anderson Collection at Stanford University, it's a glorious work. This is the first re-record of early Three Minute Modernist episodes. Find out more at https://three-minute-modernist.pinecast.co

He helped define the sound of early Sixties' British rockThe name Shel Talmy may not be immediately recognizable, unless you’re a liner note junkie.  But, you’ve certainly heard his work.  Talmy is responsible for producing all of the early singles for the Kinks including “You Really Got Me,” “All Day and All the Night,” and “Sunny Afternoon.”He also went on to do the same for the Who, with “I Can’t Explain,” “My Generation” and “Anyway Anyhow Anywhere.”  “Friday on My Mind” by the Easybeats is another credit.But, probably the band he’s most proud of is one that didn’t make it.  The Creation had everything, catchy songs, a flashy guitarist in Eddie Phillips, an incendiary live show, yet they never even made a dent in the US charts.The Numero Group is issuing Action Painting, a 2-disc set bringing together everything this seminal band put to tape, including some brand new stereo mixes overseen by Talmy, plus alternate takes, and an exhaustive booklet with multiple essays, session notes, and a treasure trove of pictures - it’s an impressive collection for any fan of mid-Sixties British rock.We talk to Talmy about the high hopes he had for them, and why they never lived up to his lofty expectations.  We also touch on his work with the Kinks, the Who and the Easybeats.

Thomas Reinhold malt erforschend konzentriert. Sein Weg in die Malerei war eine Reaktion auf den künstlerischen Aktionismus. Er habe bewusst einen Kontrapunkt gesetzt.

I first put this mix together a few years ago when we were recording The Crabapples to show the engineer what kind of sounds we were looking for. I've wound up listening to it quite a bit since then though, and I think this batch of songs pretty well represents a lot of what inspired me to start the label and make music myself: smart, succinct tunes with equal measures of noise and melody, played with maximum passion and minimum nonsense. 1. The Mekons - Where Were You? (7", Fast Product, 1978) - A spiteful punk rock love song from these Leeds legends. I'll be a heretic and say they're not my favorite band of all time, but the two singles on Fast always do the business for me.2. Subway Sect - Nobody's Scared (7", Braik, 1978) - Abrasively amazing artifact is the only real document of Subway Sect's first incarnation. I can only imagine how great an album they could have made at the time, and the recently released 1978 album of re-recorded 1977/1978 tracks only leaves me wanting the real thing.3. Swell Maps - Another Song (A Trip To Marineville LP, Rough Trade, 1979) - The Swell Maps kind of epitomize for me the prolific experimentation and restless energy of the early Rough Trade days. A total, glorious mess.4. Henry's Dress - Over 21 (7", Slumberland, 1996) - Henry's Dress were my favorite band for years and their records still blow my mind. An amazing mix of a super-catchy song and crazy guitar and bass noise, this song is from a split tour single with Rocketship and might be my favorite Dress moment.5. Blank Students - Background Music (Earcom 1 EP, Fast Product, 1979) - The post-punk DIY explosion was full of bands that made one great record or released one great song, and while I don't know anything about this band, the anonymity of it makes me love it even more.6. Jasmine Minks - What's Happening? (7", Creation, 1985) - Early Minks singles tend to be more modish and 60s sounding, but this single has kind of a spare, minimal punkiness to it that I always really loved. What a tune, what a band.7. Sportique - Definition '79 (Modern Museums 10", Matinée/WIAIWYA, 2002) - Greg Webster and mates delivered three mini-lps and a bunch of singles full of bristly, catchy, immediate punk-pop gems. This song argues for a rebirth of the DIY post-punk spirit of excitement, and I can dig it.8. Groove Farm - Just A Silly Phase I'm Going Through (Airspace II LP, Breaking Down, 1990) - Breathlessly fast guitar playing, shout-along vocals and quality indie horns. What's not to like?9. This Poison! - Poised Over The Pause Button (7", Reception, 1987) - The two This Poison! singles are just about legendary around my house. Being from Leeds and on Reception there is definitely a kinship to The Wedding Present, but TP! had incredible songs and a sound all their own. The comp on Egg is 100% essential.10. The Charlottes - Are You Happy Now? (7", Molesworth, 1988) - The Charlottes went on to some amount of shoegaze-pop fame on Subway and later Cherry Red, but this slice of rushing girlie pop is my favorite record of theirs. Dig the wild drumming!11. Mousefolk - Crazy Mixed-Up Kid (Songs Of Love And Hate EP, Teatime, 1989) - One of my absolute favorite post-C86 bands. Mousefolk were mainstays of the late 80s pop tape comp scene, and their is a sweet, homemade sincerity to their sound that elevates it way beyond most of the twee-by-the-numbers bands of that era. Plus, they rocked.12. Bubblegum Splash - Plastic Smile (Splashdown EP, Subway, 1987) - Only a few comp tracks and one single from this group, but what a single it is. Super-simple songs, basic buzzsaw guitar and, shall we say, untutored vocals. A great example of punk's "anyone can do it" ethic at the heart of C86 pop.13. The Slits - Shoplifting (Peel Session, 1977) - As much as I like Cut, there's something amazingly raw about the earlier '77-era tracks captured in their Peel Sessions and the untitled Rough Trade LP that really gets me going. "Let's Do The Split" is way up there as well - when the Slits played SF last year they had so much fun with it they played it twice. Pretty cool.14. The Killjoys - Johnny Won't Get To Heaven (7", Raw, 1977) - Nasty, bludgeoning '77 punk from the Midlands, featuring a young and apparently very angry Kevin Rowland. Pure amphetamine energy, and what a punchy sound. Classic single.15. Action Painting! - Laying The Lodger (7", Damaged Goods, 1994) - I have a very soft spot for Action Painting!'s noisier songs, and as much as I love "Classical Music" and "Collapsing Cloud," it's the out-of-control vibe of this single that marks it as my favorite. Magic.16. Boyracer - Spiteful Punk Rock Song #2 (AUL 36X EP, Slumberland, 1994) - One of my favorite bands of all time, so many sound to pick from how would you choose? This was the band's first Slumberland release and I have very fond memories of hearing them play it live and pogo-ing like a madman with A Turntable Friend's Ulrich.17. Buzzcocks - Breakdown (Spiral Scratch EP, New Hormones, 1977) - One could almost say the record that started it all. One of the first independently-released punk singles, and it just happens to be one of the best, IMHO. Howard Devoto's sneered, bored vocals are a perfect complement to the sawed-off, strangled guitar and tumbling drums. Buzzcocks are of course one of the greatest bands ever, but I'm surprised how many people I talk to aren't down with this record. Squares.18. Josef K - Sorry For Laughing (7", Crepuscule/Postcard, 1981) - The Postcard label remains a huge inspiration for me, and the alienated strum of this single is one of my faves. Josef K's blend of dark, angular post-punk and pop always surprises and delights, and I just love the trebly, scratchy guitar sound.19. Fire Engines - Lubricate Your Living Room (Lubricate Your Living Room LP, Fast Product, 1980) - What is it about Scotland? So much amazing music, and the Fire Engines post-Television/Velvet Underground guitar cacophony stands tall with the best. "Lubricate Your Living Room" was the theme to my radio show on WMUC back in the mid-80s, and even though I've listened to it about a thousand times I never tire of it. If you don't have their records already, the Fire Engines comp that Acute put out in 2007 is not to be missed.

The Demon and The Angel: Searching for the Source of Artistic Inspiration (Harcourt) Duende is like -soul,- an inner essence that aligns the artist with demonic or angelic inspiration. Edward Hirsch traces the manifestations of duende from Spanish poetry to Action Painting, from Rilke to Jackson Pollack.