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Deirdre Madeleine Smith, Ph.D., Lecturer of Museum Studies at University of Pittsburgh and Assistant Curator, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, talks about the origins of animal art in conjunction with The Jule's exhibition "Radical Naturalism: Daniel Newman" on view through December 8, 2024: https://jcsm.auburn.edu/exhibition/newman/

This live episode of Brain in a Vat investigates the boundaries of animal creativity through real-life examples, thought experiments, and philosophical theories of art. What are the cognitive capacities of animals? What is the best way of understanding the apparent ‘art' of animals? And how should we value the lives of animals? [00:00] Introduction to Thought Experiments [00:17] Human vs. Animal Art [02:05] The Intentionality of Art [02:52] Defining Art: Human and Animal Perspectives [03:47] Ethical Considerations in Animal Art [17:31] The Problem of Other Minds [26:03] Legal and Moral Rights of Animals [41:33] Controversial Views on Animal and Human Rights [42:09] Peter Singer's Infamous Example [42:53] Philosophical Debates on Animal Ethics [44:01] Bestiality and Ethical Dilemmas [47:23] Species vs. Individual Ethics [51:46] Art, Animals, and Agency [52:18] Audience Questions and Insights [59:04] Defining Art and Talent [01:05:17] Philosophical Reflections on Art and Morality [01:24:22] Concluding Thoughts and Skepticism

Carina talks to Design Suite member Tracey Rinaldo about starting her animal art print business. Tracey explains using shows to help her gain momentum in this business and what she is doing to grow it.You can find Tracey's art or even put in a custom order at   http://www.thecraftedacre.ca/ Check out her Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/CraftedAcreFind her on Instagram at https://instagram.com/craftedacreWant to join a Bootcamp? Join here: https://www.designsuitecourses.com/a/2147517829/M8oFYrT3Episode 404  Animal Art with Tracey Rinaldo_________Love to create, design and craft? Have you always wanted to know how to turn your passions into profit? Carina's new book – Design Profit & Prosper will lead you down the path of making your dreams a reality. Get your copy today! https://www.designsuitecourses.com/designprofitprosperhttps://www.designsuitecourses.com/designprofitprosper__________About Carina Gardner:Carina Gardner is a fabric designer, paper designer, and design educator who is passionate about helping other designers fulfill their creative dreams by teaching them her strategies for making money as a designer. She has a Ph.D. in Design and taught design at the University of Minnesota before starting Carina Gardner, Inc.Carina Gardner, Inc design brand has been featured in dishware, holiday decor, sewing patterns, and more. Her exclusive Design Suite Program helps creatives make money designing as they learn to design. Her programs include Illustrator and Photoshop training, surface pattern design, paper design, Silhouette & Cricut file design, and running a design business. She started the Make and Design Podcast so that she could share inspiration, stories, and experiences about design and life with crafters and designers.Find out more at https://www.carinagardner.comWatch this episode as a video at https://www.makeanddesign.com/

The Bowmen  Podcast- Episode 16Join us in the Fun and Excitement of Episode #16!!! Your Host - Paul Romano Jr joins in the conversation along with the Bowmen themselves, Josh Miller, Troy Forrester & Cedric O'hara along with a very special guest, Amy Ritchie of Amy's Animal Art Taxidermy! Contact info below! Great insight into caping game for taxidermy, styles, trends and just good old hunting chatter!Join in the laughs, fun and information that we bring to the table weekly!Listen, Like & Leave us 5 Stars!!!!Website - www.AmysTaxidermy.comCheck us out Weekly on https://www.youtube.com/@TheBowmenPodcasthttps://www.TheBowmenPodcast.Buzzsprout.comFacebook - @TheBowmenPodcastIG - @TheBowmenPodcastOther LinksFacebook - @RomanoOutdoorsLLCIG - @TheBowmenPodcastFacebook/IG - @TriplepointOutdoorsFacebook/IG - @TheBowmenPodcastFacebook/IG - @GreenLightOutdoorsFacebook/IG - @LevelArchery@PrimeArchery@G5Outdoors@AmysAnimalArtTaxidermy@BOWADX@FinalDescentOutdoors@NoelEvans@HaloNocks@BladeReginTVSupport the show

Como parte de la campaña educativa Unidos por el Bienestar Animal, discusión y explicación del artículo de la ley. Consecuencias del delito, como podemos prevenir y denunciar los actos. ____ AniManía es un espacio radial dedicado a temas relacionados al bienestar animal en Puerto Rico y a nivel global. Entrevistas, educación compasiva y discusión seria sobre los tópicos que a todos nos interesa sobre el fascinante mundo de la relación humano-animal. Una producción de MOSPBA para Radio Universidad de Puerto Rico. Todos los lunes a las 6:30pm a través de Radio Universidad de Puerto Rico en el 88.3 FM en Mayagüez, el 89.7 FM en San Juan y ⁠⁠radiouniversidad.pr⁠⁠ #animania #radiopublica #radioupr #iupi #puertorico #publicradio #mospba #bienestaranimal #maltrato

Locally known artist Whitney Yadon makes her first appearance on Vibing With Sleezy: The Podcast. We discuss her art, felt, love for nature, painting, animals, opossums, owls, her goals, her favorite artists, her motivations, upcoming shows/events, how much fun she has, being a self learner,  how to buy art from her and so much more. Whitney is an awesome person and was a fantastic guest! 

Como parte de la Campaña Educativo Unidos por el Bienestar Animal, discusión y explicación del artículo de la ley con el agente José Flores, coordinador de la ley 154. Consecuencias del delito, cómo podemos prevenir y denunciar los actos. ____ AniManía es un espacio radial dedicado a temas relacionados al bienestar animal en Puerto Rico y a nivel global. Entrevistas, educación compasiva y discusión seria sobre los tópicos que a todos nos interesa sobre el fascinante mundo de la relación humano-animal. Una producción de MOSPBA para Radio Universidad de Puerto Rico. Todos los lunes a las 6:30pm a través de Radio Universidad de Puerto Rico en el 88.3 FM en Mayagüez, el 89.7 FM en San Juan y ⁠⁠radiouniversidad.pr⁠⁠ #animania #radiopublica #radioupr #iupi #puertorico #publicradio #mospba #bienestaranimal #maltrato

Had a wonderful podcast today with Sarah Webber. I've known Sarah for over 20 years and she's a very interesting person. Sarah brings a unique perspective to the podcast because she's an individual who's not only been an artist for over 20 years, but was in art sales, working for various art galleries. As a result, she has this component that allows her to look at the world that she inhabits (which is as an artist) but from a different viewpoint that involves the business chops that are required to succeed. As I mentioned, this is a very unique podcast featuring a wonderful voice in the world of art. I really had a great time with this interview. Art Dealer Diaries Podcast episode 243, with Sarah Webber.

This week we continue the AmphibiCast Artist Series with Laura Airey Le. Laura works with colored pencil to create stunning drawings of a myriad of species including arachnids, reptiles, and dart frogs. 

If all these conspiracy theories were real, what are the statistical odds they'd be kept secret? Why did Pluto get demoted from planethood? And can animals make art? Images we talk about: - Pierre's Brassau's Art - Erased Dekooning Drawing - Sean Thomas' “Case Study” - Monkey Selfie Support us on Patreon! Join our Discord! We also learn about: planes fly over Ella's house? coincidence??, the conspiracy leak formula, gish gallop, the Tom & Caroline Show conspiracy, moon landing photos, the real conspiracy of climate change is with Exxon and Shell, pluto didn't change - the definition of a planet changed, pluto is half the width of the US, what is a planet???, planets need a cleared orbit, the IAU assembly, it's neptune's fault! Ella quietly having an existential crisis, Mike Brown - the man who killed Pluto, why aren't we talking about Eris?, what if we had 12 planets?, Ceres was also demoted like Pluto 200 years ago, the 8 planets are what aliens would want to visit, the kuiper belt isn't packed with objects like you might imagine, Mike Brown's humbleness of giving up Eris' planethood, dwarf planet pokerap, what is animal art? what is art? Ella and Caroline write this topic apparently, Pierre Brassau, Erased DeKooning Drawing, enrichment, Naruto vs. Slater vs. Wikipedia, Lynda Barry and Howard Ikemoto on children's art, everything is art! Sources: --- On the Viability of conspiratorial beliefs Conspiracy Theories: Causes and Cures The PRISM Conspiracy The Tuskegee Syphilis Study The FBI Foresnic Scandal Study on Disbelief of Moon Landing Photos Climate Change Shell and Exxon Climate Change Conspiracy HBomberGuy's Vaccine Video --- Library of Congress: Why is Pluto No Longer a Planet? BBC: Why is Pluto No Longer a Planet? Washington Post: Ever wondered why Pluto is no longer a planet?- NASA: Pluto Overview IAU 2006 General Assembly Mike Brown, Pluto Killer Metzger's Thoughts on Pluto and what makes a Planet --- Pierre Brassau's Art Jackson Pollock Erased de Kooning Drawing Animal Enrichment Do Elephants Enjoy Painting? Ars Technica on the Monkey Selfie NYT On Monkey Selfie US Copyright Office Compendium of Practices Lynda Barry's Making Comics

Intro fractal animal art class. 2012 and fractal brain theory. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unispirical-muse/support

When “kitsch” was first considered by art critics and historians, the prevalent view was that gaudy roadside attractions were good for a laugh and a bit of banal gratification thanks to sentimentality. Motoring visitors to the Pacific Northwest, however, are inclined to perceive such icons as a quirky welcome to the neighborhood. Harriet Baskas shares her appreciation of these beckoning behemoths.

When “kitsch” was first considered by art critics and historians, the prevalent view was that gaudy roadside attractions were good for a laugh and a bit of banal gratification thanks to sentimentality. Motoring visitors to the Pacific Northwest, however, are inclined to perceive such icons as a quirky welcome to the neighborhood. Harriet Baskas shares her appreciation of these beckoning behemoths.

Erik Abel is an artist, surfer, and world traveler. He lives in Southern Oregon, an area I know quite well because my mom and her family are from there. Before settling in Ashland, Oregon with his family, Erik surfed and traveled all over the South Pacific. Always sketching, he worked to develop his own unique style, which includes images of ocean waves, nature, animals, and abstract figures. Erik paints with acrylic on boards, and enhances his art with pencils and paint pens. He shows his art in galleries, but he has also completed many commission pieces, sometimes for surfing events. He recently added a large detached studio behind his house, and he's working to get it filled and see how it helps his art business. Show notes for all of these episodes can be found on my website at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

Melisa Beveridge is a vet tech/animal lover/artist who took her career dreams that she had as a little girl and made them come true after an intense car accident with a semi truck. Her dreams quite literally flashed before her eyes, and she knew what she …

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On this episode of Art Affairs, i talk with, artist, Dulk.We discuss how he first got started painting in the streets, the effect that in-person field research has had on the nature of his work, his upcoming solo show in New York with Spoke Art and Thinkspace, and a whole lot more! Step into the ephemeral dream world of Dulk on Art Affairs 32.Also mentioned in this episode: Galleria Varsi, Liquitex, and MantraFollow Dulk:Website: dulk.esInstagram: @dulk1Facebook: @Dulk83Follow the Show:Website: artaffairspodcast.comInstagram: @artaffairspodcastFacebook: @artaffairspodcastTwitter: @art_affairs

Claudia talks to Jeffrey Bussolini, a phenomenologist with a keen interest in feline experiences, about how art and aesthetics can provide a novel way of exploring and reconceptualising animals' experiences.   Date recorded: 16 September 2020 Jeffrey Bussolini is Co-Director of the Center for Feline Studies and the Avenue B Multi-Studies Center, and associate professor at the City University of New York.  He studied at Georgetown University, CUNY, the Sorbonne (Paris 1), and the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. Since 1995 he and colleagues have researched the phenomenological dimensions of feline and human interaction, focusing especially on the spatial, ethological, and social dimensions of feline-feline and feline-human relationships.  Among the topics they have pursued are dualist versus monist conceptual foundations for phenomenological accounts, the surprising practice of cats eating chile peppers, and cats as artists and artmakers.  In 2016 he and others curated the first exhibition of cat produced artworks at New York City gallery Adjacent to Life. Connect with Jeffrey via Twitter (@jefribussolini)  or email (bussolini@gmail.com).  Claudia (Towne) Hirtenfelder is the founder and host of The Animal Turn. She is a PhD Candidate in Geography and Planning at Queen's University and is currently undertaking her own research project looking at the historical relationships between animals (specifically cows) and cities. Contact Claudia via email (towne@live.co.za) or follow her on Twitter (@ClaudiaFTowne). Feautured:  The Phenomenology of Animal Life by Dominique Lestel, Jeffrey Bussolini, and Matthew Chrulew; Congo the Chimpanzee by the Mayor Gallery; The Different Modes of Existence by Étienne Souriau; The Philosophical Ethology of Roberto Marchesini by Jeffrey Bussolini; Over the Human: Post-humanism and the Concept of Animal Epiphany by Roberto Marchesini; Carolee Schneemann's Lifelong Love Affair with Her Cats by Tess Thackara; On Agnes Varda – Photographer, Filmmaker, and Cat Lover by Iulia Radu; What Would Animals Say If We Asked the Right Questions? by Vinciane Despret; Is Birdsong Music? Outback Encounters With an Australian Songbird by Hollis Taylor The Animal Turn is sponsored by A.P.P.L.E and is part of  iROAR, an Animals Podcasting Network. Find us on Twitter, and Instagram.  Thank you to Jeremy John  for the logo and Gordon Clarke for the bed music. 

In this free-form conversation, Athens, Ga. visual artist Will Eskridge talks painting, comic books, weird movies and parenthood. Visit Will online at willeskridge.com

In this free-form conversation, Athens, Ga. visual artist Will Eskridge talks painting, comic books, weird movies and parenthood. Visit Will online at willeskridge.com

In this free-form conversation, Athens, Ga. visual artist Will Eskridge talks painting, comic books, weird movies and parenthood. Visit Will online at willeskridge.com

Part one was so well received, we thought we'd better dish out part 2 pretty swiftly for you! Huge thanks goes out to Lisa Ann Watkins of Animal Art by LAW for giving up her valuable time to chat with us, it was great fun all round and interesting to have an insight into a successful artists lifestyle. And of course, you must listen to the end, just to hear Jills story about her Arun jumper, honestly - it's pure gold! We also totally lose it today when we get in-depth about inner voices, you'll have to listen to find out what poor Bob Ross and his evil brother Dick have to do with all of that! Next week we'll be back to our normal format of talking nonsense with some helpful, factual stuff thrown in for good measure, plus we'll also be doing our usual recommendations too. We thoroughly enjoyed doing this interview and already have a few more in the pipeline. We'd be ever so grateful if you could leave us a review, and don't forget to share the podcast with your arty peers and join us over on the Life and Pencils Community on Facebook.

In this episode I got to interview Darcy Walker, the artist behind Darcy Walker Art. This is a special episode because she is the first guest that is a family member. This goes right into the message of inspiration being all around us...even on our own family trees.Darcy not only paints the art herself but for a number of years she has been teaching as well as participating in community art shows. The folks she teaches range from all age groups; she does group classes and also private lessons too. Her home is her studio and I got to see all the behind the scenes action that goes into her art work, and the business behind it as well.It was exciting to learn everything that she was doing and how she is growing her business; she takes us back to how it all started coming out of college and evolved with raising a family. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Startsouth)

Animal Art, Southpaw Surprise, Pasta Sippers, Back to Work, and a Gator Record!

Dr. Valeria Vergara—a marine mammal research scientist with the Ocean Wise Conservation Association, who has spent much of her career studying beluga whales, with a particular emphasis on their acoustic […]

Welcome to Friday Stories! Do you know any artists who live off of what they do? For artists who work in the service industry, we're looking at the server's minimum wage and its variance by state. We're also talking about the animal art of Anja Wölfing! Have suggestions for stories for the podcast? Send them to us! You can message us @arthouse43 or at www.arthouse43.com.

We meet a woman who is preserving the art & craft of taxidermy in NC. We visit the Durham History Hub. And filmmaker Marco Williams comes to NC to teach.

 Today a great conversation with Michael, Theresa and Hetty Baiz.    Hetty Baiz is an artist. Hetty Baiz adds a new voice to Singer’s writings about animal ethics with her large-scale collages of animals raised for food or laboratory testing. She views the mistreatment of animals raised on an industrial scale as part of the larger picture of a degrading planet.    The artist first developed a connection to plants, trees, water, insects and animals as a child, summering at her family cottage in Pennsylvania. During more recent visits, observing hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in the region, she sought to express her angst and caring through animal collages – a project she had already begun, with rhinoceros, elephants, iguana and others. Baiz thought about how integral animals are to the environment. Animals are the very embodiment of nature, and yet man’s activities often lead to their extinction. She read Singer’s book and felt called to action.     

In this edition of CARTA’s Evolutionary Origins of Art and Aesthetics Series, renowned researcher Patricia Kuhl shares insights into the development of faculties that enable the human sense of aesthetics, and Daniel Povinelli presents a critical examination of claims of art created by animals. Series: "CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny" [Science] [Show ID: 16605]

In this edition of CARTA’s Evolutionary Origins of Art and Aesthetics Series, renowned researcher Patricia Kuhl shares insights into the development of faculties that enable the human sense of aesthetics, and Daniel Povinelli presents a critical examination of claims of art created by animals. Series: "CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny" [Science] [Show ID: 16605]

A Pig in Provence Who is the most important person in your life? Find out in T42-A Mother/Daughter Brew with Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany. A first hand look at an exceptional artist who paints your pampered pet with internationally acclaimed painter, Jacqueline Blanche. Good food and simple pleasures in the South of France with author Georgeanne Brennan and her book, A Pig in Provence.