Podcasts about art award

先週の11月20日から応募が始まった「TERRADA ART AWARD 2025」！今回は、アーティストでライターの中島晴矢さんに深掘りしていただきました！

Dichter, Claudia www.deutschlandfunk.de, Kultur heute

Das Kunstmuseum Bonn hat gemeinsam mit der Telekom den ersten "Human AI Art Award" an die Künstlerin Laura Lee McCarthy für ihr Projekt "Lauren" verliehen. Claudia Dichter hat mit der Künstlerin über ihre Arbeit zwischen Kunst und KI gesprochen. Von Claudia Dichter.

In this episode of Learning Unleashed, Tim Needles, an art educator and author, discusses the evolving relationship between art and technology, particularly the role of AI in creativity and education. They explore how AI can enhance artistic expression, democratize creativity, and the challenges educators face in preparing students for a rapidly changing technological landscape. The conversation highlights the importance of maintaining traditional art forms while embracing new tools that can augment the creative process. Follow on Twitter: @ISTEofficial @mrhooker @timneedles @shellthief @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork #edchat #edtech #edtechchat Tim Needles is an artist, educator, performer, and author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum. He is a TEDx Talk speaker, a technology integration specialist, and teaches art and media at Smithtown School District and Five Towns College. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, Columbus Museum of Art, Norman Rockwell Museum, Alexandria Museum of Art, Katonah Museum of Art, and Cape Cod Museum of Art. He's the recipient of ISTE's Technology in Action Award and Creativity Award, NAEA's Eastern Region Art Educator Award & ArtEdTech Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Rauschenberg Power of Art Award. He's also a National Geographic Certified Teacher, PBS Digital Innovator, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, an ISTE Community leader, NAEA ArtEdTech interest Group chair, and an Adobe Creative Educator. He's active on social media at @timneedles.

For this special Science Week podcast, presented in partnership with Inspiring SA, SALA talks to Willunga-based artist Claire Foord. Claire talks about her artistic journey, her inspiration, and the profound impact of her personal experiences on her art. She delves into how her work has been influenced by a spontaneous bilateral cerebral arterial dissection she suffered three years ago, which serves as the basis for her SALA exhibition 'Occipital'. Claire also shares the story of the stillbirth of her daughter Alfie, and the charity called Still Aware she founded to raise awareness around stillbirth in Australia. Claire is a finalist in the SALA Inspiring SA Science in Art Award, and The Advertiser Contemporary Art Award.

Take me home offers a glimpse into my grandmother, one of the strong women who raised me, and the Country that flowed through her soul and veins. – Clare Jaque Vasquez

Matt Tunnacliffe interviewed the four New Brunswick artists nominated for the Sobey Art Award.

Moncton multidisciplinary artist Mathieu Leger made the short list for this year's Sobey Art Award. We'll speak with him about his work, his travels and why he always comes home to Moncton.

Jason Sikoak, Eldred Allen and Jessica Winters all made the 2024 Sobey Art Award longlist this year! We hear from them.

東京に集うカルチャーをコラージュしていく10分間「ARTS COUNCIL TOKYO カルチャー コラージュ」。今、東京で注目の文化や芸術の中から、ピックアップしたトピックをお届け。今回は、3月30日から東京都現代美術館で開催される『サエボーグ「I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU」／津田道子「Life is Delaying 人生はちょっと遅れてくる」Tokyo Contemporary Art Award 2022-2024 受賞記念展』について、トーキョーアーツアンドスペースでTokyo Contemporary Art Awardを担当している、学芸員の石川達紘さんにお話を伺います。

Last fall, the Calgary-based Inuvialuk artist Kablusiak was recognized with the $100,000 Sobey Art Award, one of the highest honours in the Canadian art world. Now, their work is on display at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa until March 3. Kablusiak talks to Tom about their big win, the power of satire in visual art, and why having their work in the National Gallery makes them feel like a spy.

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Elena Zavelev discusses digital art in physical spaces, finding the right collectors, reproduction vs value, opportunities for women artists in Web3, art as a trace, AR art, the ethic of sharing in the metaverse, and details on CADAF's exciting partnership with LiveArt! Elena Zavelev is a Co-Founder & CEO at CADAF & New Art Academy. She is a Web3 expert with a focus on digital art and education. Elena has successfully built and curated projects and products for artists, curators & collectors since 2017. Elena teaches Art and Technology courses at Christie's Education and Sotheby's Institute. Her articles are published in Forbes, Observer, esp cultural magazine, Deloitte Art & Finance Report, and more. Elena is on the International Selectors Committee for The Lumen Prize and Digital Innovation in Art Award.

Ana María Caballero is a Colombian-American literary artist whose work explores how biology delimits societal and cultural rites, ripping the veil off romanticized motherhood and questioning notions that package sacrifice as a virtue. She's the recipient of the Beverly International Prize, Colombia's José Manuel Arango National Poetry Prize, the Steel Toe Books Poetry Prize, a Sevens Foundation Grant and has been a finalist for numerous other literary prizes, including the prestigious Kurt Brown, Vassar Miller and Academy of American Poets Prizes. The author of five books in Spanish and English, with a sixth forthcoming in 2024, Caballero has presented her poems as fine art at leading international venues, such as bitforms, UNIT, Gazelli Art House, L'Avant Galerie Vossen, and FeralFile, and has released work in partnership with TIME, Diario ABC and Playboy. Widely recognized as a digital poetry pioneer whose own practice is transforming the way language is exhibited, experienced and transacted, she's also the cofounder of Web3 literary gallery theVERSEverse, long listed for the Lumen Prize and the Digital Innovation in Art Award. Find more information at her website: https://anamariacaballero.com/ As always, we'll also include live open lines for responses to our weekly prompt or any other poems you'd like to share. A Zoom link will be provided in the chat window during the show before that segment begins. For links to all the past episodes, visit: https://www.rattle.com/rattlecast/ This Week's Prompt: Write a poem as a dialogue with an alter-ego. Next Week's Prompt: Write a poem in which something is cooked. The Rattlecast livestreams on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, then becomes an audio podcast. Find it on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts.

WISCONSIN MUSIC PODCAST AMPLFYING WISCONSIN MUSIC EPISODE 112 Jenna Kopitske   Jenna Kopitske is a drummer, pianist, and composer who has appeared at a wide range of venues throughout the state of Wisconsin for many years. She recently moved to Nashville, TN, and after a few months she picked up her first national tour drumming with country artist Waylon Nihipali to Washington, Nevada, and Hawaii. While in Nashville, she recently got endorsed by her favorite cymbal company, Paiste Cymbals. She operates her own business teaching piano and drum lessons as well as studying contemporary country, classic rock, blues, gospel, and pop music. As a performer, Ms. Kopitske has gained experience in both live and studio settings. She is a freelance musician who has recorded many projects on drum-set, percussion, and piano in an array of styles. Additionally, Ms. Kopitske composes and licenses her own music. Commonly compared to the late piano composer George Winston, she similarly writes in the style of new age-contemporary with a wide, uplifting, and ambient nature. She began composing at a young age but released her debut EP in 2018 entitled Unheard Of. In 2021, she released her sophomore piano EP entitled Pride & Joy which sets the mood for easy listening and the blues. A year later, she released her first single entitled “Losing Light” with a sync intended focus. She plans to record her third studio album later in 2023. Ms. Kopitske recently received her BM studying music industry with an emphasis of music business at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. She studied percussion at the university with Dr. Alison Shaw and Marisol Kuborn. Prior to graduation she completed a hybrid music publishing/sync internship at Primary Wave Music Publishing who are based in Los Angeles and New York City. Ms. Kopitske is now in the process of pitching her most well-known compositions “Cascade” and “Losing Light” to be used in film and television. Besides drumming on tour, Ms. Kopitske is also anticipating a career as a piano composer in the film scoring industry.    Performance Experience Waylon Nihipali, drummer of Nashville original and cover country band 2023-current • Performed in Washington, Hawaii, and Nevada at Walla Walla Music Fest, Grand Naniloa Crown Room, Grand Wailea Molokini Gardens, Waikiki Beachcomer Hotel, Makawao Stampede Rodeo, Barking Sands Navy Base, Stoney's Rockin' Country in Vegas Madison Wolfe, drummer of Nashville original country band 2023-current • Performed in Tennessee at the Ainsworth in Nashville Jonny T-Bird & the MP's, drummer of blues band 2019-2022 • Performed in Wisconsin at Summerfest, Turner Hall Ballroom, Osthoff Resort, Gibson Music Hall, Harley-Davidson, blues festivals, awards shows, and opened for Halestorm, YUNG BLEU, American Idol winner Chayce Beckham, Lilith Czar, Blanco Brown, Frank Bang of Buddy Guy Appleton Alliance Church, drummer of worship band 2021-2022 • Performed in Wisconsin at Appleton Alliance Church University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, percussionist and pianist 2019-2022 • Performed in Wisconsin in Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Titan Steel, Percussion Ensemble, Symphony Orchestra, Handbell Choir Jenna Kopitske, original new age-contemporary and blues pianist 2014-current • Performed in Wisconsin at Mile of Music, Osthoff Resort, Paper Valley Hotel, Suicide Awareness Walk, Houdini Plaza, Riverview Gardens, Grand Meridian, Appleton Farmers Market, Dogtoberfest, Whistler's Knoll, weddings, nursing homes, and awards shows Appleton Rock School, drummer and keyboardist of various rock cover bands 2013-2019 • Performed in Wisconsin at Summerfest, Weidner Center, Appleton Performing Arts Center, Lambeau Field, Gibson Music Hall, Octoberfest, Electric City Experience, Cheesefest, WBAY-TV Cerebral Palsy Telethon, benefits, local coffee shops Recording Projects “Losing Light” original new age-contemporary single on piano 2022 • Composed, recorded, and mixed piano at home studio in Wisconsin, mastered at Rock Garden Studio with Marc Golde in Appleton, WI “Play Time” original blues album by Jonny T-Bird & the MP's 2022 • Wrote and recorded drums, wurlitzer, organ, and auxiliary percussion at Hamtone Audio in Milwaukee, WI “Pride & Joy” sophomore original piano album 2021 • Solo piano album recorded at UW Oshkosh Recording Studio in Oshkosh, WI “Fighting Monsters” on Christian rapper Jon the Revalaytor's single 2019 • Composed and tracked drums at Cherry Pit Studios “O Come All Ye Faithful” on Tim Dorsey's Christmas album 2019 • Wrote and recorded drums at OpenwindO Studios in Greenville, WI “Unheard Of” debut original piano album 2018 • Solo piano album engineered at OpenwindO Studios Honors/Awards Nominee for Pianist of the Year, Wisconsin Area Music Industry 2023 Student Award for Excellence TV Episodic Entertainment Program, Titan TV 2023 Shepherd Express Best of Milwaukee Awards, Finalist for Best Blues Band 2023 Honors Recitalist Award and Scholarship, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh 2022 Oshkosh Fine Arts Association Scholarship 2022 Bill Tesch Music Scholarship, Boogie and the Yoyo'z 2019 Endowment of Music Excellence, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Music Department 2019 Rising Star in Art Award, James Thaldorf 2019 Nell M. Menn Music Scholarship, Community Foundation For The Fox Valley Region 2019 Nominee for Rising Star of the Year, Wisconsin Area Music Industry 2018-2019 Education University of Wisconsin Oshkosh-Bachelor of Music September 2019-May 2023 Music Industry Major: Music Business Emphasis Percussion studies with Dr. Alison Shaw and Marisol Kuborn Graduation May 2023

“My grandfather was born at a time when our people had to apply for a Certificate of Exemption [to have the freedoms afforded white people]. This is his exemption. The old ones called them dog tags. Basically, it was a dog tag saying you're allowed to be a human in our society now. My grandfather was 44 when he got this.” – Jingalu

Elisa Jane Carmichael's ‘Shell Memories 2023' is finalist in the 2023 NATSIAA awards, Australia's richest art awards, presented by the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) and Principal Partner Telstra on Larrakia Country (Darwin).

Do you want to stay ahead in the digital age and ensure your museum thrives? Are you looking for ways to adapt and embrace the opportunities of the digital landscape? Join us as Valerie Innella Maiers and John Woodward share their insights on how museums can evolve their role in the digital age. Discover the solution they will be presenting, which will enable you to achieve the desired outcome of adapting and thriving in the digital world. In a world silenced by the pandemic, Valerie and John found themselves faced with a daunting reality. But within the depths of these uncertain times, a spark was ignited, birthing an unexpected journey. They broke free from the confines of the physical museum walls and embarked on an exploration into the digital age. The M files podcast became their vessel, sailing through uncharted territories, unraveling the evolving role of museums in this brave new world. Join them on this extraordinary voyage as they share the untold stories, the triumphs, and the challenges that lie ahead. In this episode, you will be able to: ·       Enlighten yourself with the integral role of museums as community partners. ·       Discover the noble endeavor of museums in safeguarding history and magnifying the beauty of art and culture. ·       Dive into the complex web of relationships between museums and other societal pillars such as libraries, governments, and non-profits. ·       Enjoy an abstract journey unveiling the authentic experiences provided by museums that remain untouched by the digital wave. Our special guests are Valerie Innella Maiers and John Woodward Valerie Innella Maiers, Ph.D, teaches art history, museum studies, and coordinates museum internships at Casper College. Dr. Innella Maiers is the 2020 recipient of the Governor's Art Award, nominated by the Wyoming Arts Council, was selected as a part of a University of Wyoming faculty cohort in Jerusalem at the W.F. Albright Institute of Archeological Research in 2023. Co-hosting the M Files podcast alongside Valerie is John Woodward, a stalwart figure known for his considerable contributions to enhancing Wyoming's historical and cultural landscape. John also brings an intimate understanding of a museum visitor's perspective, offering a well-rounded view of their significance today. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:01 - Introduction, 00:01:52 - Starting the M Files Podcast, 00:05:32 - Adapting to the Pandemic, 00:08:26 - Growth and Format Evolution, 00:11:53 - Trends in the Museum Industry, 00:17:04 - The Power of Favorite Objects, 00:17:59 - Prompts and Topics for Discussions, 00:19:55 - Showcasing the Diversity of Museums, 00:21:47 - The Relevance of Museums in a Digital Age, 00:27:12 - Museums in Rural Communities, 00:34:00 - Museums as Community Partners, 00:35:17 - Different Roles of Museums and Libraries, The resources mentioned in this episode are: ·       Listen to the M Files podcast to explore the world of museums, from big cities to small towns, and everything in between. Sign up for our Storytelling Podcast Newsletter! Follow this link or use the QR code

Whitehot Magazine Podcasts with Guest Host Rina Oh interviews award winning film director Peter Rosen. Rosen has made over 100 films, including Time Magazine's number 4 from their list of Top ten films for "Who Gets to Call it Art" during the year of the release. Rosen has won the Director Guilds Award, for "Here to Make Music: The Eighth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition." along with Prime Time Emmy award in 1990. Listen to the retrospective interview with Peter Rosen, from the year he graduated from Cornell University to making his latest documentary called: "Larry Rivers; the Bad Boy of the Art World" set to premiere in 2023. The titles of Rosen's films are available via Vimeo. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/noah-becker4/support

Jennifer Garner kamasz lánya mögé bújik el a paparazzik elől Coloré     2023-06-28 18:00:00     Bulvár A 17 éves Violet olyan sudár fiatal felnőtt lett, hogy híres anyukája, Jennifer Garner simán meglapulhat a háta mögött, ha észrevétlen szeretne maradni. Denzel Washington hibázott, visszadobta a szerepet, ami naggyá tette Brad Pittet Mafab     2023-06-29 08:16:02     Film Brad Pitt Denzel Washington karrierjében több olyan alakítást is találunk, amelyek igazán naggyá tették őt, azokról a visszautasított szerepekről viszont, amelyekre megbánással gondol, már ritkábban esik szó. Márai Sándor: A tengeren mindig különös nyugalom fog el – Márai Olaszországa a Müpában Librarius     2023-06-29 07:59:28     Könyv Olaszország Müpa Márai Sándor A Müpa estjén a legilletékesebb Márai-kutatók és Olaszország-szakértők részvételével elevenedik meg Márai Sándor itáliai éveinek hangulata.   Híres magyar balettművészről és egyetemről is új dokumentumfilm készül a Nemzeti Filmintézet támogatásával Tudás.hu     2023-06-28 19:10:29     Film egyetem Zala Dokumentumfilm Újabb filmek gyártását támogatja a Nemzeti Filmintézet: dokumentumfilm készül a 30 éves Károli Gáspár Református Egyetemről, a Bozsik Yvette Társulatról, a Zalaszentgyörgyi Művésztelepről és portréfilmek mutatják be Vásáry Tamás zongoraművész-karmester, Pajor Tamás énekes-dalszerző és Nyisztor Ilona népdalénekes munkásságát is. A Nemzeti Filmintéze Madonna az intenzív osztályra került, elhalasztják közelgő turnéját is refresher.hu     2023-06-28 22:48:00     Zene Madonna A Variety értesülései szerint súlyos bakteriális fertőzés miatt néhány napig intenzív osztályon kezelték Madonnát. A hírt menedzsere is megerősítette, egyúttal pedig bejelentette, hogy a 64 éves popsztár Celebration turnéját is elhalasztják. Visszatérhet a Netflix egyik népszerű, törölt sorozata?! theGeek     2023-06-29 09:24:35     Film Mozi Netflix Humor Mozi Hírek – Egy törölt Netflix-sorozat állítólag visszatér. A sorozat alkotója szerint mindez a rajongók érdeme. A Netflix Warrior Nun című sorozatának hirtelen törlése után Simon Barry, a sorozat alkotója megerősítette, hogy a sorozatot újraélesztették a harmadik évaddal. A sorozat a rajongók kedvence lett a humorral ötvözött egyedi koncepciója m A végén csattan az ostor, avagy Indiana Jones utolsó mozikalandja Blikk     2023-06-28 21:08:13     Film Nyugdíj Mozi Hát, ezt is megértük! Szegre akasztja kalapját és ostorát a világ legnépszerűbb hőse, az örök kalandor. Nyugdíjba vonul Indiana Jones. Azért nem hazudtolja meg önmagát, megint odateszi magát. Az Indiana Jones és a sors tárcsájában a végén csattan az ostor. Mi köze Nero császárnak A nagy Gatsbyhez? – regénycímek nyomában Könyves Magazin     2023-06-29 09:59:51     Könyv A jó címek nemcsak figyelemfelkeltők, de játékosak, többértelműek vagy akár szokatlanok is. Nem ritka az sem, hogy irodalmi vagy kulturális referenciákat hordozzanak, hogy aztán maguk is hivatkozási pontokká váljanak. Mit jelent a миру мир szókapcsolat? Miért tart egy vadember Shakespeare-köteteket a hóna alatt, és ki az a Trimalchio, akinek a kara Lionel Messi új szerepben debütált Igényesférfi.hu     2023-06-29 07:08:35     Film Lionel Messi Argentína Aranylabda A hétszeres aranylabdás argentin klasszis, Lionel Messi új oldaláról mutatkozott be a napokban, amikor bemutatták a Los Protectores - magyarul Pártfogók - című argentin televíziós sorozat második évadát. Ők a 2023-as Esterházy Art Award jelöltjei Papageno     2023-06-29 06:06:45     Zene Pályázatok Az Esterházy Art Award független szakmai zsűrije 18 pályaművet jelölt a díjra. A nyolcadik alkalommal meghirdetett pályázatra 262 művész jelentkezett. „Biztos, hogy a tízmilliós Magyarországon az a célunk, hogy mi legyünk a világ legjobb operaháza?” – Ókovács Szilveszter válaszolt a sajtó kérdéseire Fidelio     2023-06-28 19:05:00     Zene Színpad Magyar Állami Operaház Ókovács Szilveszter Milyen kihívások várnak az Operára az elkövetkező öt évben? Mit jelent a zenei koncepcióváltás? Kikkel, milyen művekkel találkozhat a közönség az intézményben? Beszélgetés a Magyar Állami Operaház főigazgatójával.

Jennifer Garner kamasz lánya mögé bújik el a paparazzik elől Coloré     2023-06-28 18:00:00     Bulvár A 17 éves Violet olyan sudár fiatal felnőtt lett, hogy híres anyukája, Jennifer Garner simán meglapulhat a háta mögött, ha észrevétlen szeretne maradni. Denzel Washington hibázott, visszadobta a szerepet, ami naggyá tette Brad Pittet Mafab     2023-06-29 08:16:02     Film Brad Pitt Denzel Washington karrierjében több olyan alakítást is találunk, amelyek igazán naggyá tették őt, azokról a visszautasított szerepekről viszont, amelyekre megbánással gondol, már ritkábban esik szó. Márai Sándor: A tengeren mindig különös nyugalom fog el – Márai Olaszországa a Müpában Librarius     2023-06-29 07:59:28     Könyv Olaszország Müpa Márai Sándor A Müpa estjén a legilletékesebb Márai-kutatók és Olaszország-szakértők részvételével elevenedik meg Márai Sándor itáliai éveinek hangulata.   Híres magyar balettművészről és egyetemről is új dokumentumfilm készül a Nemzeti Filmintézet támogatásával Tudás.hu     2023-06-28 19:10:29     Film egyetem Zala Dokumentumfilm Újabb filmek gyártását támogatja a Nemzeti Filmintézet: dokumentumfilm készül a 30 éves Károli Gáspár Református Egyetemről, a Bozsik Yvette Társulatról, a Zalaszentgyörgyi Művésztelepről és portréfilmek mutatják be Vásáry Tamás zongoraművész-karmester, Pajor Tamás énekes-dalszerző és Nyisztor Ilona népdalénekes munkásságát is. A Nemzeti Filmintéze Madonna az intenzív osztályra került, elhalasztják közelgő turnéját is refresher.hu     2023-06-28 22:48:00     Zene Madonna A Variety értesülései szerint súlyos bakteriális fertőzés miatt néhány napig intenzív osztályon kezelték Madonnát. A hírt menedzsere is megerősítette, egyúttal pedig bejelentette, hogy a 64 éves popsztár Celebration turnéját is elhalasztják. Visszatérhet a Netflix egyik népszerű, törölt sorozata?! theGeek     2023-06-29 09:24:35     Film Mozi Netflix Humor Mozi Hírek – Egy törölt Netflix-sorozat állítólag visszatér. A sorozat alkotója szerint mindez a rajongók érdeme. A Netflix Warrior Nun című sorozatának hirtelen törlése után Simon Barry, a sorozat alkotója megerősítette, hogy a sorozatot újraélesztették a harmadik évaddal. A sorozat a rajongók kedvence lett a humorral ötvözött egyedi koncepciója m A végén csattan az ostor, avagy Indiana Jones utolsó mozikalandja Blikk     2023-06-28 21:08:13     Film Nyugdíj Mozi Hát, ezt is megértük! Szegre akasztja kalapját és ostorát a világ legnépszerűbb hőse, az örök kalandor. Nyugdíjba vonul Indiana Jones. Azért nem hazudtolja meg önmagát, megint odateszi magát. Az Indiana Jones és a sors tárcsájában a végén csattan az ostor. Mi köze Nero császárnak A nagy Gatsbyhez? – regénycímek nyomában Könyves Magazin     2023-06-29 09:59:51     Könyv A jó címek nemcsak figyelemfelkeltők, de játékosak, többértelműek vagy akár szokatlanok is. Nem ritka az sem, hogy irodalmi vagy kulturális referenciákat hordozzanak, hogy aztán maguk is hivatkozási pontokká váljanak. Mit jelent a миру мир szókapcsolat? Miért tart egy vadember Shakespeare-köteteket a hóna alatt, és ki az a Trimalchio, akinek a kara Lionel Messi új szerepben debütált Igényesférfi.hu     2023-06-29 07:08:35     Film Lionel Messi Argentína Aranylabda A hétszeres aranylabdás argentin klasszis, Lionel Messi új oldaláról mutatkozott be a napokban, amikor bemutatták a Los Protectores - magyarul Pártfogók - című argentin televíziós sorozat második évadát. Ők a 2023-as Esterházy Art Award jelöltjei Papageno     2023-06-29 06:06:45     Zene Pályázatok Az Esterházy Art Award független szakmai zsűrije 18 pályaművet jelölt a díjra. A nyolcadik alkalommal meghirdetett pályázatra 262 művész jelentkezett. „Biztos, hogy a tízmilliós Magyarországon az a célunk, hogy mi legyünk a világ legjobb operaháza?” – Ókovács Szilveszter válaszolt a sajtó kérdéseire Fidelio     2023-06-28 19:05:00     Zene Színpad Magyar Állami Operaház Ókovács Szilveszter Milyen kihívások várnak az Operára az elkövetkező öt évben? Mit jelent a zenei koncepcióváltás? Kikkel, milyen művekkel találkozhat a közönség az intézményben? Beszélgetés a Magyar Állami Operaház főigazgatójával.

The National Gallery of Canada and the Sobey Art Foundation has released the short list for this year's Sobey Art Award, one of the country's most prestigious visual art prizes. Visual artist Séamus Gallagher is the finalist for the Atlantic region.

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Sunny Sumter is President and CEO of the DC Jazz Festival, a nonprofit service organization established in 2004 to present jazz-related cultural and educational programs in the nation's capital. Its' signature programs are the annual DC JazzFest, DC Jazz Festival Education, and the CharlesFishman Embassy Series. DC Jazz Festival is the recipient of the DC Mayor's Art Award for Excellence in Creative Industries. Sumter has been a thought leader on jazz with the U.S. Department of State, DC Deputy Mayor's Office of Planning and Economic Development, Jazz Philadelphia Summit, and Jazz Congress, among others. Prior to her tenure at DC Jazz Festival, Sumter held management/director positions with the Aspen Institute, National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Smithsonian Institution, and Rhythm and Blues Foundation. She was awarded the Aspen Institute's Staff Achievement Award for Excellence. Sumter earned her bachelor's degree in music business from Howard University where she minored in jazz studies/voice. She is a recipient of a Howard University Benny Golson Award, the Sitar Arts Center Visionary Award, the Jazz Journalists Association Jazz Heroes Award, a DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Fellowship, and a Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Emerging Artist Award. She was host of Jazz Central on the BET network. As a professional vocalist, Sumter has performed at some of the finest festivals, concert venues, and clubs in the U.S. and internationally. She currently serves on the boards of the HBCU-Jazz Education Initiative, the International Society of Jazz Arrangers and Composers, and the North American Performing Art Managers and Agents. She is a member of Americans for the Arts, National Academy for Recording Arts and Sciences; and served as a program director member of the National Collaboration for Youth. Sumter is a Fellow graduate of the prestigious DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland Business School; and is one of the “exceptional leaders” selected for National Arts Strategies' celebrated Chief Executive Program. International Jazz Day is an International Day declared by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 2011 "to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe." It is celebrated annually on April 30Creators & Guests Rob Lee - Host This episode of The Truth In This Art is part of National Jazz Appreciation Month, a celebration that takes place every April. Jazz music is a captivating fusion of multiple cultures, incorporating the classical styles of both America and Europe with the influence of West African culture and folk songs. Jazz music boasts a little bit of everything - an unforgettable melody, rich harmony, a rhythm that resonates within you, and outstanding improvisations that make the genre truly unique.To support the The Truth In This Art: Buy Me Ko-fiUse the hashtag #thetruthinthisart #JazzAppreciationMonth #NationalJazzAppreciationMonthFollow The Truth in This Art on InstagramLeave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.This episode was recorded at Eaton Radio - Eaton Radio empowers grassroots storytelling and supports emerging, contemporary, and historic underground music. We've produced over 2000+ shows of talk radio and music through a rich and varied rotation of DJ mixes, interviews, and regular shows. ★ Support this podcast ★

For those of you interested in portraiture in Australia, Yvette Coppersmith needs no introduction.   She has painted dozens of portraits, including a collection of fascinating self-portraits, and is regularly shortlisted in the country's most competitive portrait awards. In 2018 she was awarded the one that would place her in Australian art history - the Archibald Prize. What has captured my attention more recently, though, are Yvette's abstract works, particularly a body of work I saw in her exhibition ‘Presage' at Sullivan + Strumpf in Sydney last year. They were thickly textured, swirling abstractions and how she came to create that show is as interesting as the paintings themselves. Yvette has been painting for over 20 years and her work is held in many public and private collections. In addition to winning the Archibald Prize, she has won the Metro 5 Art Award and has been a finalist multiple times in nearly every prestigious portrait prize in Australia, including the Doug Moran, Portia Geach, and Darling Portrait prizes. In this episode we follow her career from her early photorealistic works to her present-day experimentation with paint and genre, encompassing still lifes and interiors along the way. To hear the conversation click 'play' below the above photo. See below for images of the works we talk about in the show. Photograph of Yvette Coppersmith by Mel Savage Links Yvette Coppersmith's website Yvette Coppersmith on Instagram Yvette Coppersmith at Sullivan + Strumpf 'Presage' exhibition at Sullivan + Strumpf Roger Kemp 2019/20 retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria Talking with Painters YouTube channel Sign up to the Talking with Painters newsletter 'Self-portrait after George Lambert', oil and acrylic on linen, 122 x 101.5cm, 2018 Winner Archibald Prize 2018 'Nude Self-portrait after Rah Fizelle', oil on linen, 91.5 x 66cm, 2016 Finalist, Portia Geach Memorial Award, 2016 'John Safran', oil on plywood, 120cm x 90cm, 2009 Archibald Prize finalist 2009 'John Safran', oil on plywood, 120cm x 90cm, 2009 Archibald Prize finalist 2009 'In the Garland, portrait of Paul Capsis', oil on linen, 22.5 x 111.5cm, 2007 Finalist, Archibald Prize, 2008 'Untitled Movement (Scarlet Lake)', oil on jute, 76.5 x 61cm, 2022 Photo: Matthew Stanton   'Untitled Movement (Triptych)', oil on jute, 3 x 122.5cm x 91.5cm Photo: Simon Hewson 'Arrangement with Grey and Yellow', oil on linen 61cm x 46cm , 2014 'Geranium and Succulents', oil on linen, 80cm x 59.5cm, 2015 Posthumous Portrait of Edith Morris, oil on linen, 86.5cm x 63.5cm, 2020 Photo: Matthew Stanton Collection of Melbourne Girls Grammar School  

How did the iconic Taj Mahal get turned into a bouncy castle? Artist and winner of the 2022 Sobey Art Award, Divya Mehra explains the meaning behind her art installation and joins the four finalists in a conversation that celebrates where new art is taking us.

In this episode, we're joined by Tim Needles, who shares how gamification engages students and allows for teachers to use the resources they already have to introduce gamification into their classrooms.Tim Needles is an artist, educator, and author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum. He teaches art/media at Smithtown School District, is a TEDx speaker, and his work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, at the Columbus Art Museum, Norman Rockwell Museum, Katonah Art Museum, and Cape Cod Art Museum. He's the recipient of ISTE's Technology in Action Award and Creativity Award, NAEA's AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Rauschenberg Power of Art Award. He's a National Geographic Certified Teacher, Adobe Creative Educator, PBS Digital Innovator, and an ISTE Arts & Technology and STEM PLN leader.Twitter: @timneedlesFind his book; STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum: https://my.iste.org/s/store?_ga=2.146526900.1071356452.1669920146-903486003.1662733594#/store/browse/detail/a1w1U000004LpbDQAS

Born in Sweden, he emigrated to the US by himself at seventeen and began serving his new country with six years in the U.S. Marines. Following an honorable discharge, he headed to New York to pursue a Ph.D. in metaphysics. Now an award-winning screenwriter, director, producer, and actor, he has worked with over one hundred Academy Award winners and/or nominees. His writing, producing and directing credits include Dennis Hopper's final film — as well as directing Alexander Skarsgård in “Moomins and the Comet Chase”, David Carradine in "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" for Warner Bros. and Mickey Rooney in “He Ain't Heavy”. His novel “A Dream of America” is on Amazon's list of “Preferred Reads”. He was Chairman and CEO of Motion Picture Group of America from 1985 to 2005. He is the Founder and CEO of MagicQuest Entertainment, a Hollywood production company since 1975, and the Founder and CEO of CanAm Film Corp., a British Columbia corporation since 1992. A member of the Oscar Academy since 1985, he serves on several Academy committees, including the nominating committee for Best Foreign Language Film. He also serves on the Screen Actors Guild Awards Motion Picture Nominating Committee. He has competed in Olympic Trials and World Championships in various sports, is a fifth-degree black belt in judo, is a USA Judo National and Olympic coach, and was 2009 inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Honors for his acting work include the Academy of Science Fiction and Fantasy Golden Scroll Award; the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast for "Inglourious Basterds"; the Italian Institute of Art Award of Merit; Lifetime Achievement Awards from Action On Film, the Movieville International Film Festival, and The Reel Cowboys Hall of Fame; nominations for Outstanding Work as an Actor by the NAACP's Image Award; and the Hollywood Women's Press Club's Golden Apple. “Made For Each Other”, a film that he wrote, produced, and directed starring Dennis Hopper, won the Award of Excellence at the Accolade Global Film Competition and was nominated at numerous other festivals.

Born in Sweden, he emigrated to the US by himself at seventeen and began serving his new country with six years in the U.S. Marines. Following an honorable discharge, he headed to New York to pursue a Ph.D. in metaphysics. Now an award-winning screenwriter, director, producer, and actor, he has worked with over one hundred Academy Award winners and/or nominees. His writing, producing and directing credits include Dennis Hopper's final film — as well as directing Alexander Skarsgård in “Moomins and the Comet Chase”, David Carradine in "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" for Warner Bros. and Mickey Rooney in “He Ain't Heavy”. His novel “A Dream of America” is on Amazon's list of “Preferred Reads”. He was Chairman and CEO of Motion Picture Group of America from 1985 to 2005. He is the Founder and CEO of MagicQuest Entertainment, a Hollywood production company since 1975, and the Founder and CEO of CanAm Film Corp., a British Columbia corporation since 1992. A member of the Oscar Academy since 1985, he serves on several Academy committees, including the nominating committee for Best Foreign Language Film. He also serves on the Screen Actors Guild Awards Motion Picture Nominating Committee. He has competed in Olympic Trials and World Championships in various sports, is a fifth-degree black belt in judo, is a USA Judo National and Olympic coach, and was 2009 inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Honors for his acting work include the Academy of Science Fiction and Fantasy Golden Scroll Award; the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast for "Inglourious Basterds"; the Italian Institute of Art Award of Merit; Lifetime Achievement Awards from Action On Film, the Movieville International Film Festival, and The Reel Cowboys Hall of Fame; nominations for Outstanding Work as an Actor by the NAACP's Image Award; and the Hollywood Women's Press Club's Golden Apple. “Made For Each Other”, a film that he wrote, produced, and directed starring Dennis Hopper, won the Award of Excellence at the Accolade Global Film Competition and was nominated at numerous other festivals.

https://www.bosvenson.com/ Born in Sweden, he emigrated to the US by himself at seventeen and began serving his new country with six years in the U.S. Marines. Following an honorable discharge, he headed to New York to pursue a Ph.D. in metaphysics. Now an award-winning screenwriter, director, producer, and actor, he has worked with over one hundred Academy Award winners and/or nominees. His writing, producing and directing credits include Dennis Hopper's final film — as well as directing Alexander Skarsgård in “Moomins and the Comet Chase”, David Carradine in "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" for Warner Bros. and Mickey Rooney in “He Ain't Heavy”. His novel “A Dream of America” is on Amazon's list of “Preferred Reads”. He was Chairman and CEO of Motion Picture Group of America from 1985 to 2005. He is the Founder and CEO of MagicQuest Entertainment, a Hollywood production company since 1975, and the Founder and CEO of CanAm Film Corp., a British Columbia corporation since 1992. A member of the Oscar Academy since 1985, he serves on several Academy committees, including the nominating committee for Best Foreign Language Film. He also serves on the Screen Actors Guild Awards Motion Picture Nominating Committee. He has competed in Olympic Trials and World Championships in various sports, is a fifth-degree black belt in judo, is a USA Judo National and Olympic coach, and was 2009 inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Honors for his acting work include the Academy of Science Fiction and Fantasy Golden Scroll Award; the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast for "Inglourious Basterds"; the Italian Institute of Art Award of Merit; Lifetime Achievement Awards from Action On Film, the Movieville International Film Festival, and The Reel Cowboys Hall of Fame; nominations for Outstanding Work as an Actor by the NAACP's Image Award; and the Hollywood Women's Press Club's Golden Apple. “Made For Each Other”, a film that he wrote, produced, and directed starring Dennis Hopper, won the Award of Excellence at the Accolade Global Film Competition and was nominated at numerous other festivals.

Vivian Wang is an American sculptor of Chinese descent, who is inspired by the art of ancient China and Japan. With Asian features and formal poses, her figures are always elaborately clothed in garments replete with Asian patterns and motifs. The style and color of the clothing has been greatly influenced by her previous career as a fashion designer. The “textile-like” surfaces of her work are purposely distressed or antiqued. Wang uses glass components for the hands, feet and heads of her figures, which imbues them with an intangible quality. Together, these elements give the sculptures a haunting look, mirroring the paintings and sculptures of ancient China and Japan. All of Wang's pieces are now extravagantly embellished with semi-precious stones and crystals. This reflects the opulence and pageantry of court life in ancient Asia. Even the Samurai warrior wears the most resplendent armor covered with an overwhelming number of garnets and moonstones. The use of these semi-precious stones is a new direction in her art, one which she intends to develop further. Wang states: “It is difficult to place my art, sometimes referred to as Asian Figurative Sculpture, neatly into the spectrum of the art world as it is both old and new. Ancient in its origins, subjects and some of its materials, my work is also contemporary in its use of cast glass as a significant element of its design. In ancient times, figurative sculpture was made in ceramics, stone and wood, and I have followed that tradition by using clay for my bodies. In old China, glass was used only for religious artifacts and decorative ornaments; its purpose to mimic jade. In contrast, I employ glass as glass to create my heads, hands and feet, a contemporary use of materials.” A former New York fashion designer, Wang was inspired to become a sculptor after seeing work by Akio Takemori. One lucky day, sometime around the turn of the new millennium, she walked into Garth Clark's Gallery on West 57th Street in New York City to see Takemori's sculptures. She knew then that viewing that exhibition would change her life. “Perhaps my interest in ceramics is what took me to Akio Takemori's exhibition that day,” says Wang. “From the moment I saw Akio's pieces, I was hooked. I was literally transfixed by his work. The exhibition consisted of a dozen ceramic figures, about two or three feet in height, of the people he remembered from the Japanese village he had lived in as a child. I had never seen anything like them. My embrace of Akio's work made me want to do what he did, to become a sculptor, to create my own figurative pieces.”   At the time, Wang was living in New York and working as a fashion designer for Jones, New York – a large, corporate, not “very creative”, clothing manufacturer. Several years earlier, Wang had sold her own design firm because small fashion companies could no longer compete against the large corporations. To satisfy her creative needs, she began experimenting with ceramics, casting plates, bowls and cups, and painting intricate Chinese scenes and people on them. For several years, she continued her career as a designer, but with some encouragement from her husband, she took a giant leap and quit her job to become a sculptor. For a while, Wang stayed in New York, taking live model sculpture classes. But in 2007, she and her husband moved to West Palm Beach, Florida, where she became an artist. Early works included first American children, called Ragamuffins. Then she moved on to Chinese and Japanese courtiers and children. By 2009, Wang had produced enough work to have her first exhibition at Stewart Fine Art Gallery in Boca Raton, Florida. Her sculpture sold well there, and three years later she was invited to join Habatat Galleries. “Since then, I have been creating sculptures as quickly as humanly possible – and having a wonderful life doing so,” Wang says.  Wang's sculpture can be found in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Renwick Gallery, Washington, D.C.; Imagine Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida; Barry Art Museum, Norfolk, Virginia; Fort Wayne Museum, Fort Wayne, Indiana; and Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, Florida. She has been honored with the “Artist of the Future Award” by Imagine Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida, 2019; Fort Wayne Museum of Art Award, 45th International Glass Invitational Award Exhibition, 2017; Art Palm Beach Award for Excellence in Creativity, 2017; Fort Wayne Museum of Art Award, 2015; the 43rd International Glass Invitational Award Exhibition, Habatat Galleries, Royal Oak, Michigan; and Outstanding Glass Artist of 2013, Florida Glass Art Alliance, Miami, Florida.  

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This is the 3rd year of the DC Jazz Festival. Please visit them at the Wharf. We wanted to share the bio of awesome leader Sunny Sumter. Sunny Sumter is President and CEO of the DC Jazz Festival (DCJF). DCJF's signature programs include the annual DC JazzFest, the year-round DCJF Education Program, and the Charles Fishman Embassy Series. DCJF is the recipient of the DC Mayor's Art Award for Excellence in Creative Industries. Prior to her tenure at the DC Jazz Festival, Sumter held management/director positions with the Aspen Institute, National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Rhythm and Blues Foundation. Sumter earned her bachelor's degree in music business from Howard University where she minored in jazz voice. She is a recipient of a Howard University Benny Golson Award, the Sitar Arts Center Visionary Award, a DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Fellowship, and a Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Emerging Artist Award. As a professional vocalist, Sumter has performed at festivals, and clubs internationally. Sumter was awarded the Aspen Institute's Staff Achievement Award for Excellence. She was host of Jazz Central on the BETJ network. In 2019, she was selected to the prestigious DeVos Institute of Arts Management for a three-year fellowship at the University of Maryland Business School; and is one of the “exceptional leaders” selected for National Arts Strategies' celebrated Chief Executive Program. Please follow the DC Jazz Fest below. Enjoy some great jazz in DC this weekend! https://www.dcjazzfest.org/jazzinthehoods https://www.facebook.com/dcjazzfest https://www.instagram.com/dcjazzfest/ https://twitter.com/dcjazzfest Lydia Liebman the PR professional with the DC JazzFest was awesome enough to share a little bit about the jazz festival with us. Here is her website www.lydialiebman.com. ------------------------------ ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------------- ------------------------ ------------------------- --------------------------- Awesome Newsletter Content SIGN UP HERE-------------------> Newsletter Link You can listen to the podcast here-----> https://www.podpage.com/local-dmv-business-leisure-podcast-1/ Podcast Music Credit Happy Corporate Song for Podcast Music by TimTaj from Pixabay Music by TimTaj from Pixabay --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dmvbusinesspodcast/message

Julian Assange Rally here II Robbie Thorpe gives a confronting welcome to country followed by PEN Melbourne representative's support for the release of Julian Assange at the rally in Melbourne honouring Julian's 51st birthday.Green is the New Black here II Jake Taylor from metal band In Hearts Wake talks about the new film about his band's push to become a carbon neutral organisation. It is screening at MDFF on July 27th 6.30 pm at the Nova Cinema.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy slices and dices the week.Where the Water Starts here II We talk to Richard Swain, Indigenous Ambassador for the Invasive Species Council, who talks about the need for respect for indigeous connection to land in collaboration with Western science to deal with the horror that is overtaking the health of our country. He explains his positon about wild horses in the Kosciuszko National Park in a new film Where the Water Starts screening at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) on Saturday 23 July at 5pm.Ellen Jose Art Award for Young Women here II We go to the Art Opening at the Bayside Gallery for the Ellen Jose Art Award for Young Women.

Dennis Brooks is a great guy who owns a small woods in central Florida and, with his wife (a veterinarian), cares for three horses and a clan of small animals. So why is he my special guest today? This explanation may take some time. To start with, Dennis Brooks is a veterinarian, a Ph.D. researcher, a diplomat in the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmology, a professor emeritus in ophthalmology at the University of Florida's Veterinary College, and has a consulting service for equine eyes. Dr. Brooks also is the recipient of the Frank J. Milne State of the Art Award of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) (a 2 1/2 hour presentation on the eyes of horses to all equine practitioners), the recipient of the British Equine Veterinary Association's Sir Frederick Smith Memorial Lecture and Medal Recipient (and the only person to receive both the AAEP and the BEVA awards), written the text on equine eyes for veterinarians, published hundreds of articles and lectured to thousands of horse vets worldwide. Did I mention that he has done this for over 42 years and is still going strong teaching others? Those he has taught are now teachers themselves in veterinary colleges throughout the world. And above all, he remains humble and grateful, always looking forward to each day for the one small nugget of information that will prevent blindness in horses, his one permanent goal. Please join us today for a chat about many subjects: Where are veterinarians and the profession today? How is today's veterinarian different from 40 years ago? Why are suicides increasing in veterinarians, more so in females? What got him started in looking at eyes, and what keeps him going? What new therapies are coming to fruition in horse eyes? What new diseases are in horse eyes today? What do you do when a horse becomes blind? What can you do for an eye problem when a vet isn't available for a while? There are a lot of gems throughout this episode. I hope you enjoy my visit with Dennis Brooks, DVM. Note - Images can be seen at TheHorsesAdvocate.com/dennis-brooks-dvm-horse-eyes-and-veterinary-medicine-podcast-060

Headlines- Girls freed from Nigerian 'baby factory' - FINA decision on transgender swimmers - Maybelle Blair comes out at 95- Rally today against Sustainable Forests Timber Amendment (Timber Harvesting Safety Zones) Bill 2022 Phuong speaks with Joanna Bosse, curator at the Bayside Gallery in Brighton about the Ellen Jose Art Award. Ellen Jose was a pioneer in Australia's urban Indigenous art movement and a radical activist and social justice campaigner. The award aims to support a female visual artist aged 18-35 years working in any medium  Kannagi speaks with Shivanjani Lal is a twice-removed Fijian-Indian-Australian artist and curator, about her recently curated exhibition at Footscray Community Arts called A bell rings out across the valley. It showcases five artists from across South Asia and its Diaspora exploring complex experiences of identity, heritage and change. Kannagi speaks with Dr Emma Russel from LaTrobe University about the recently released Gendered Injustice Report. You an read the full report at fls.org.au  Jasmine speaks with Wil Stracke, Acting Secretary at the Victorian Trades Hall Council, about the Vic Gov's $9 billion early childhood education package that will be rolled out over the next 10 years.  Genevieve speaks with Manal Shehab Muslim Australian community leader and faith based counsellor, about the 'Preventing and Responding to Family Violence: A Faith Leader's Practice Guide and Toolkit' webinar happening at 3pm today. You can register for the eventbrite page via the link  SongsMust be love - Tseba ft. Electric Fields Yenko - Kinder

While many of us were busy mastering sourdough recipes during the covid lockdown, an Auckland teenager was painting a self-portrait. That artwork has just won 18-year-old Jessica Gurnsey the presitigious 2022 Adam Portraiture Award, making her the youngest person to receive the accolade. Corin Dann spoke to Jessica.

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Many of us think that we're not creative or that creativity is a talent you're either born with or not. Our guest explains how all of us can be more creative at a time when creativity is needed more than ever to get over the myriad barriers and limitations we face in our classrooms, schools, and life. Follow on Twitter: @ISTE @mrhooker @timneedles  @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork  #ISTE20 #ISTEturns40 #edchat #edtech #edtechchat Tim Needles is an artist, educator, performer, and author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum. He is a TEDx Talk speaker, a technology integration specialist, and teaches art and media at Smithtown School District and Five Towns College. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, Columbus Museum of Art, Norman Rockwell Museum, Alexandria Museum of Art, Katonah Museum of Art, and Cape Cod Museum of Art. He's the recipient of ISTE's Technology in Action Award and Creativity Award, NAEA's Eastern Region Art Educator Award & ArtEdTech Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Rauschenberg Power of Art Award. He's also a National Geographic Certified Teacher, PBS Digital Innovator, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, an ISTE Community leader, NAEA ArtEdTech interest Group chair, and an Adobe Creative Educator.  He's active on social media at @timneedles.

In this episode, find out how 3 arts high schools sustained their dynamic arts programs during Covid.  Get a behind-the-scenes view of how Matt, Rebecca and Brian guided their schools through the pandemic.  They share insights about the Post-Covid classroom, the pandemic effect on students, the ramifications on education moving forward and the role of art during crisis. NOTE: Pat Benincasa, visual artist and art educator designed the high school visual arts programs for Performing Institute of Minnesota Arts High School (PiM) and for St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists (SPCPA). She was also Studio Arts Department Chair at Perpich Center for Arts Education (PCAE) QUOTE HIGHLIGHTS: Matt McFarlane: “...in the early days... honestly throughout COVID...  it was so much an act of just caring for each other and trying ... to take that next step through life and create the smallest sense of normalcy for our students..." Rebecca Bullen: “I would say the, the power of art, and the power of creativity as a tool to connect has really been at the core of the challenges over the last couple years and continues to be. And that the growth that I've seen within students in developing empathetic ears and hearts and finding ways to be present and struggle has been phenomenal.”  BRIAN GORANSON: “I would remind them that struggle is good... It's what supports growth,... keep pushing forward, no matter the obstacle, it's the obstacle that makes us grow and, and, and like never before the world needs more artists.” LINKS BRIAN GORANSON Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists (SPCPA) 2019 Arts Schools Network Conference, Jacksonville, FL:  Arts Innovation: Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists, Saint Paul, MN Facebook: 2019 Arts Schools Network Award Edgenuity Software Buried Child presented by Red Bird Theater, 2016, with Brian Goranson as Tilden "Buried Child" by Red Bird Theatre at the Southern Theater,” Cherry and Spoon: Theatrical musings in Minnesota and beyond, May 30, 2016 Persuasion 1994 Theater 2008 Artists in Residence- Tofte lake Center, Directors: Sarah Gioia, Brian Goranson, Daniella Topol   Legislature should give new approach to teaching a chance, Center for School Change “Brian Goranson, an award-winning actor who's now principal at St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Arts, a chartered public school, told legislators on March 4 that the school has both traditionally trained academic teachers and more than 50 part-time, working professional artists who demonstrated their teaching ability. He testified, “(Using) working professionals is both logical and integral to the career success of our students.” REBECCA BULLEN Perpich Center for Arts Education (PCAE) REBECCA BULLEN SELECTED FOR 2021-2022 INAUGURAL CLASS OF MINNESOTA ASCD EMERGING LEADERS,  February 2, 2022 Intersections - Made Here, New Artists Announced, Public Launch June 3 Minneapolis Bridges the Digital Gap- The Digital Inclusion Fund awarded $200,000 in grants to help provide technological access to low-income families, February 11, 2008 International Photography Award, 2017 Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award, 2012 Presenter at local and national conferences including Arts Educators of Minnesota, Arts Schools Network, TIES, the Religious Educators Association, and the National Arts Educators Conference MATT McFARLANE Performing Institute of Minnesota Arts High School (PiM) Co-Director of Music, River Hills United Methodist Church, Burnsville, MN Operations Director at the Bay View Music Festival in Bay View, Michigan Capuzzi - Concerto for Double Bass | Andy Meyer, Matt McFarlane (YouTube) Eric Whitacre, Composer + Conductor ART DURING CRISIS: FROM COVID TO UKRAINE “Making Art in Stressful Times,” Pat Benincasa, YouTube Video Why We Need Arts in Times of Crisis   https://www.artworkarchive.com/blog/why-we-need-arts-in-times-of-crisis These artists have found creative ways to offer hope amid the COVID-19 crisis 07 Apr 2020, Barbara Stcherbatcheff  Writer, Formative Content Yo-Yo Ma's heartfelt call to action to artists during the pandemic, Arts Jul 29, 2020 2:15 PM EDT Ukrainians Fill Streets With Music, Echoing Past War Zones, NY Times, March 25, 2022, Javier C. Hernández Creating art in war: Ukranians use music and illustrations to depict the realities of Russia's invasion BY LI COHEN, MARCH 17, 2022 /  CBS NEWS   Check out instagram!              

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An in-depth look at the nursing shortage in Mississippi's rural hospitals. And, we talk with Governor's Art Award honoree Doug Williams of the Williams Brothers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Der "Esterházy Art Award" 2021 wurde in Budapest vergeben. Das ist ein Förderpreis, der alle 2 Jahre an junge ungarische Künstlerinnen und Künstler geht und mit 15.000 Euro dotiert ist. Heuer teilen sich das Preisgeld drei Kunstschaffende: Sára Luca Rózsa, Kata Tranker und Ádám Ulbert. Aus 282 Bewerbungen nominierte die Expertenjury zunächst eine Shortlist - mit Werken von 26 Kunstschaffenden. Diese sind bis Feber 2022 im Ludwig Museum Budapest ausgestellt, danach werden sie im Schloss Esterhazy in Eisenstadt gezeigt.

A new study suggests developing countries lack access to climate change-related research. We speak about the study with Warren Mabee, the director of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy at Queen's University. Allysha Jacque, a visual arts graduate originally from Postville, was recently selected as a winner of the BMO 1st Art Award. We hear from her as she shares her inspiration for the work she creates. Do you know a kid who loves playing video games and is interested in making them? We hear about a workshop that is teaching youth to do exactly that from Denise Cole of the SHIELD project and Mary McDonald of Pinnguaq. Charlotte Wolfrey, the AngajukKak of Rigolet, says their outdoor rink will have to go without a cover, even though the materials are sitting in the community. We hear her explain why today. A photographer in Labrador West has started a group to share photographs from all across Labrador. Timothy Collins joins us to talk about it. Labrador City's Tanya Trail is set to be overrun by zombies! For the spooky season, the Town of Labrador City and the Menihek High Graduating Class of 2020 have joined forces to organize a Zombie Walk. We speak with special events program coordinator Evelyn Ryan for all the details. Reporter Meg Roberts joins us to talk about a Wabush councillor's claims of bullying on council and why she resigned. The parents of a critically ill newborn who had to wait for neonatal medivac services are calling on the health minister to apologize. They say their daughter was the top priority call, but no medivac came due to not being able to fly overnight. We hear from a letter they sent to Premier Andrew Furey today. It's Friday, so we're hanging with the Waynes to hear their film and book selections for the week. Finally, if you want to show off your pumpkin carving skills, CRB Supermarket in North West River has you covered. We hear about the carving contest from owner Collin Baikie.

On episode 76 I am joined by Tim Needles who is an artist, educator and author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum. He is a technology integration specialist and teaches art/media at Smithtown School District, is a TEDx Talk speaker, and his work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, Columbus Museum of Art, Norman Rockwell Museum, Alexandria Museum of Art, Katonah Museum of Art, and Cape Cod Museum of Art. He's the recipient of ISTE's Technology in Action Award and Creativity Award, NAEA's Eastern Region Art Educator Award & AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Rauschenberg Power of Art Award. He's a National Geographic Certified Teacher, PBS Digital Innovator, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, an ISTE Arts & Technology and STEM PLN leader, NAEA ArtEdTech interest Group leader, and Adobe Creative Educator and Education Leader Emeritus. He's active on social media at @timneedles. You can find Tim on his various platforms and to know more about Storm Drain Mural Art head over to: Storm Drain murals with Nat Geo- https://youtu.be/FP5DY1B0I1Q Creative challenges during COVID- https://youtu.be/K9YgTazgavc Website: https://www.timneedles.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/timneedles Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timneedles/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TimNeedlesArt Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timneedles/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TimNeedles --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pixelclassroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pixelclassroom/support

  One of the leading ecclesiastical artists in the United States, Sylvia Nicolas is a member of an illustrious and prolific stained glass family. She is the fourth of five generations specializing in the liturgical arts and the daughter of Joep and Suzanne Nicolas, both famous artists who immigrated from the Netherlands to the U.S. in 1939 to escape the rising tide of Nazism. Joep Nicolas was sometimes referred to as “the Father of Modern Stained Glass.” In 1996, Sylvia Nicolas completed 13 windows for the Basilica of St. Pancratius in Tubbergen, the Netherlands, for the Four Generations Foundation, which contains windows made by her great grandfather (Frans Nicolas, 1826-1894), grandfather (Charles Nicolas, 1859-1933) , father (Joep Nicolas, 1897-1972) and cousin. Her son and fifth generation Nicolas, Diego Semprun Nicolas, created the remaining 10 windows in 2002, finalizing this unprecedented multigenerational project.  As a young artist, Nicolas was interested in costume design. She attended the Lycée Francais and the Dalton School in New York, the German Institute in Rome, and the Institut des Hautes Etudes Cinematographiques and Académie de la Grande Chaumière, both in Paris. She studied with Mexican painter Rufino Tamayo and Ossip Zadkine, French-Russian artist known for his figurative-Cubist sculptures. Throughout her career, Nicolas has designed costumes and sets for ballet productions in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Paris, France, and Manchester, New Hampshire. From her studio in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire, Nicolas has created commissions for monasteries, churches, hospitals, government buildings and public spaces. A few of her most successful stained glass projects include 10 windows for the Church of the Annunciation, Washington, D.C.; two large windows for St. Mary's Chancery, Wichita, Kansas; 24 windows on the life of St. Benedict for the refectory of St. Anselm Abbey, Manchester, New Hampshire; 23 windows for Saints Philip and James Church in St. James (Long Island), New York; 47 windows for St. Dominic Chapel, Providence College, Providence, Rhode Island; and 19 windows for St. John's University, Queens, New York.  In addition to her work in stained glass, Nicolas is skilled in a wide range of other media including oil, pen, conte, sculpture, mosaic and mosaic garden sculpture, concrete relief and painted tiles. Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, is home to three of her bronze sculptures and a large mosaic in the sanctuary chapel. The recipient of The 2019 Lotte Jacobi Living Treasure Governor's Art Award and the 2012 Barnes Lifetime Achievement Award, Nicolas is currently the focus of a Virginia Raguin essay to be published in an upcoming book about Franz Schroeder. Raguin is also working on a video interview of Nicolas for the American Glass Guild, an organization for which Nicolas serves as Senior Advisor. In this conversation with Nicolas, the 93-year-old artist discusses recent windows created for St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Charlottesville, Virginia. She also reveals the secrets to her painting process, whether stained glass is an art or craft, and the importance of iconography and mythology in her work. No matter the medium, Nicolas expresses the humanity of her subjects. Her focus on people, mingled with talent in a variety of media, allows her to produce art both delicate and evocative. “Foremost it is people I am concerned with, in whatever context. I'm a storyteller, really.”     

Tim spoke about infusing new technologies into his artwork as well as his teaching. He talked about how he's always worked in a variety of media and how teaching really contributes to this tendency as he teaches everything from painting to photography to design, weaving in Augmented Reality (AR). He also shared a bit about writing STEAM Power and speaking with scientists who affirmed the need for art to be included when talking about STEM in education - art is not simply an addition, tacked onto STEM, but a critical part of the processes and systems used in real world scenarios. Tim also talked about breaking into the art world and working outside it. He works as an artist and with his students to engage his local community and use art as a communication tool. His advice around working in a conservative community and bringing up issues of equity and empathy was so helpful. Being able and willing as an educator to share your vulnerabilities and truly be yourself can make such a difference. Tim Needles is an artist, educator and author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum. He teaches art/media at Smithtown School District, is a TEDx Talk speaker, and his work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, Columbus Museum of Art, Norman Rockwell Museum, Alexandria Museum of Art, Katonah Museum of Art, and Cape Cod Museum of Art. He's the recipient of ISTE's Technology in Action Award and Creativity Award, NAEA's Eastern Region Art Educator Award & AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Rauschenberg Power of Art Award. He's a National Geographic Certified Teacher, PBS Digital Innovator, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, an ISTE Arts & Technology and STEM PLN leader, NAEA ArtEdTech interest Group leader, and Adobe Creative Educator and Education Leader Emeritus. Blog post with images and links: https://www.teachingartistpodcast.com/episode-69-tim-needles/ www.timneedles.com @timneedles on social media STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum by Tim Needles (https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781564848215?aff=teachingartist) . . . Follow: @teachingartistpodcast @pottsart @playinspiregallery Check out the featured artists: https://www.teachingartistpodcast.com/featured-artists/ Art Educator's Lounge meeting registration: http://arteducatorslounge.eventbrite.com/ Apply to do an IG Takeover @teachingartistpodcast: https://forms.gle/TqurTB9wvykPDbKZ6 Support this podcast. Subscribe, leave a review, or see more ways to support here (https://www.teachingartistpodcast.com/support/). We also offer opportunities for artists! (https://www.teachingartistpodcast.com/opportunities/) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teachingartistpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teachingartistpodcast/support

First, visually impaired artist tells us about an award that she has won, and a calendar which will bear a painting of hers. Next, because this is Summer, and people or out and about more often, we reach into the archives for John Morris's demonstration of a device called the Victor Reader Trek. Finally, I […]

ISTE REWIND: In this special edition of Learning Unleashed, we air a panel discussion about the silver linings our guests found in the pandemic, the new possibilities they discovered, the myths and misconceptions that were shattered during pandemic teaching, and reasons to be excited and inspired about the school year ahead. Follow on Twitter: @rdene915 @NicolRHoward @ISTE @mrhooker @timneedles @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork Nicole R. Howard, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the School of Education at the University of Redlands. She has served as co-chair of ISTE's Digital Equity Network. Her research foci are equitable uses of technology in K-16 classrooms, STEM education opportunities and achievement, and teacher education concerns. She's a co-author of the ISTE books Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for the K-12 Classroom and Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for Teacher Prep Programs. Tim Needles is an artist, writer, performer, and educator from Port Jefferson, New York. He has been teaching art and media at Smithtown School District in New York for more than twenty years as well as serving as an adjunct college professor. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, and The George Washington University Museum. He is the recipient of the ISTE Technology in Action Award, the ISTE Arts and Technology Network Creativity Award, the National Art Educators Association AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at the National Gallery of Art. He has served as a National Geographic Certified Teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator, and an Adobe Education Leader, as well as a TEDx speaker. Michele Eaton is the director of virtual and blended learning for the MSD of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and the district's various blended initiatives and programs, from elementary to adult education. Eaton is a Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL) and 2016 Next Generation Leader, 2018 EdWeek Leader to Learn From, president-elect of the ISTE Online Learning Network, conference chair for Indiana Connected Educators (an ISTE affiliate), member of the EdTech Heroes and moderator for the #INeLearn chat. Rachelle Dene Poth is a Spanish and STEAM: What's nExT in Emerging Technology Teacher at Riverview High School in Oakmont, PA. Rachelle is also an attorney with a Juris Doctor degree from Duquesne University School of Law and a Master's in Instructional Technology. Rachelle is an ISTE Certified Educator and serves as the past president of the ISTE Teacher Education Network. She was recently named one of 30 K-12 IT Influencers to follow in 2021.

King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) is pleased to present the KWM Contemporary First Nations Art Award exhibition at Melbourne not-for-profit gallery fortyfivedownstairs from 6 th to 29th July. After conducting... LEARN MORE The post KWM – First Nations Art Award appeared first on Sunday Arts Magazine.

ISTE REWIND: In this special edition of Learning Unleashed, we air a panel discussion about the silver linings our guests found in the pandemic, the new possibilities they discovered, the myths and misconceptions that were shattered during pandemic teaching, and reasons to be excited and inspired about the school year ahead. Follow on Twitter: @rdene915 @NicolRHoward @ISTE @mrhooker @timneedles @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork Nicole R. Howard, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the School of Education at the University of Redlands. She has served as co-chair of ISTE's Digital Equity Network. Her research foci are equitable uses of technology in K-16 classrooms, STEM education opportunities and achievement, and teacher education concerns. She's a co-author of the ISTE books Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for the K-12 Classroom and Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for Teacher Prep Programs. Tim Needles is an artist, writer, performer, and educator from Port Jefferson, New York. He has been teaching art and media at Smithtown School District in New York for more than twenty years as well as serving as an adjunct college professor. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, and The George Washington University Museum. He is the recipient of the ISTE Technology in Action Award, the ISTE Arts and Technology Network Creativity Award, the National Art Educators Association AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at the National Gallery of Art. He has served as a National Geographic Certified Teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator, and an Adobe Education Leader, as well as a TEDx speaker. Michele Eaton is the director of virtual and blended learning for the MSD of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and the district's various blended initiatives and programs, from elementary to adult education. Eaton is a Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL) and 2016 Next Generation Leader, 2018 EdWeek Leader to Learn From, president-elect of the ISTE Online Learning Network, conference chair for Indiana Connected Educators (an ISTE affiliate), member of the EdTech Heroes and moderator for the #INeLearn chat. Rachelle Dene Poth is a Spanish and STEAM: What's nExT in Emerging Technology Teacher at Riverview High School in Oakmont, PA. Rachelle is also an attorney with a Juris Doctor degree from Duquesne University School of Law and a Master's in Instructional Technology. Rachelle is an ISTE Certified Educator and serves as the past president of the ISTE Teacher Education Network. She was recently named one of 30 K-12 IT Influencers to follow in 2021

Bo Bartlett is a painter based out of Columbus, Georgia. He studied with Ben Long in Florence, and received his degree in Fine Art form the Pennsytlvania Academy of Fine Arts. He has had numerous solo exhibitions nationally and internationally. Recent solo exhibitions include Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, GA; The University of Mississippi Museum, Oxford, MS; “Love and Other Sacraments,” Dowling Walsh Gallery, Rockland, ME; “Paintings of Home,” Ilges Gallery, Columbus State University, Columbus, GA; “A Survey of Paintings,” W.C. Bradley Co. Museum, Columbus, GA; “Paintings of Home,” PPOW Gallery, New York, NY; and “Bo Bartlett,” Ogden Museum of Art, New Orleans, LA. Recent group exhibitions include “Rockwell and Realism in an Abstract World,” Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, MA; “Brine,” SOMA NewArt Gallery, Cape May, NJ; “The Things We Carry: Contemporary Art in the South,” Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston, SC; “American Masters,” Somerville Manning Gallery, Greenville, DE; “The Philadelphia Story,” Asheville Art Museum, Asheville, NC; “The Outwin Boochever 2013 Portrait Competition Exhibition,” Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC; “Best of the Northwest: Selected Paintings from the Permanent Collection,” Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA; “Perception of Self,” Forum Gallery, New York, NY; “Real: Realism in Diverse Media, Imago Galleries, Palm Desert, CA; “Thriving in Seattle: A Retrospective,” GAGE Academy of Art, Seattle WA; “private (dis)play,” New York Academy of Art, New York, NY; “Figure as Narrative,” Columbus State University, Columbus, GA; “Solemn & Sublime: Contemporary American Figure Painting,” Akus Gallery, Eastern CT State University, Willimantic, CT; Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA, “private(dis)play,” Center of Creative Arts, St. Louis, MO; and “Five Artists of Accomplishment from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA. His work may be found in the permanent collections of the Greenville County Museum of Art, Greenville, SC; La Salle University Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA; Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, CA; Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, Loretto, PA; Philadelphia Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA; McCornick Place Metropolis Pier and Exposition Authority, South Hall, Chicago, IL; United States Mint, Philadelphia, PA; Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PA; Office of the Governor, Harrisburg, PA; Curtis Institute, Philadelphia, PA; Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, PA; Hunter Museum of American Art; Chattanooga, TN; Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, GA; Denver Museum of Art, Denver, CO; and Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA. Bartlett is the recipient of the PEW Fellowship in the Arts, the Philadelphia Museum of Art Award; Museum Merit Award, Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, GA; William Emlen Cresson Traveling Scholarship, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA; Charles Toppan Prize, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA; and Packard Prize, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA. This episode is sponsored by Golden Artist Colors and the New York Studio School. You can follow the podcast @soundandvisionpodcast on IG and Brian at @alfredstudio

Sam Van Aken is my guest on this episode of Inside Ideas. Sam is a contemporary artist who works beyond traditional modes of art making, crossing artistic genres and disciplines to develop new perspectives on such themes as agriculture, botany, climatology, memory, and the ever-increasing impact of technology. Sam works in the natural and public realm are seen as metaphors that serve as the basis of narrative, sites of place making, collective learning, and in some cases have become the basis of scientific research. Born in Reading Pennsylvania, Sam received his undergraduate education in Art and Communication Theory. Immediately following his studies he lived in Poland and worked with dissident artists under the former communist regime through the auspices of the Andy Warhol Foundation and the United States Information Agency. Sam received his MFA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and since this time his work has been exhibited and placed nationally and internationally. He has received numerous honors including a Joan Mitchell Foundation Award, Association of International Curator's of Art Award and a Creative Capital Grant. Most recently, his work has been presented as part of Nature-Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial with the Cube Design Museum, Netherlands as well as at the 2020 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. His most recent work, the Open Orchard is set to unveil summer 2021 on Governor's Island, New York City. Sam lives and works in Syracuse New York, where he is currently an Associate Professor in the School of Art at Syracuse University. His work is represented by Ronald Feldman Fine Arts. https://www.samvanmaken.com/

TO WATCH A VIDEO OF THIS INTERVIEW, GO TO INSPIRING CONVERSATIONS PODCAST CHANNEL OR VIEW DIRECTLY AT https://youtu.be/tXifEuiLfssJeff sits down with Steve Liggett, former Artistic Director of Living Arts of Tulsa and owner of Liggett Studio to hear about his life and work since he came to Tulsa in the 1970's. He shares deeply from the beginning of his affiliation with the founder of Living Arts, Virginia Myers and about some of the highlights of his career there. He also reflects about the impact of Living Arts on the arts community and culture in Tulsa.Steve Liggett has been an arts advocate, teacher and artist in the Tulsa community for over 40 years. He is the recipient of the Harwelden Award, Jingle Feldman Award, Governor's Art Award and John Hope Franklin Award for his artistic work in social justice. His own studio work has evolved from his ceramics and papermaking background to performance/video/installation work. He is the past Artistic Director for Living Arts of Tulsa and presently runs Liggett Studio.

TO WATCH A VIDEO OF THIS INTERVIEW, GO TO INSPIRING CONVERSATIONS PODCAST CHANNEL OR VIEW DIRECTLY AT https://youtu.be/tXifEuiLfssJeff sits down with Steve Liggett, former Artistic Director of Living Arts of Tulsa and owner of Liggett Studio to hear about his life and work since he came to Tulsa in the 1970's. He shares deeply from the beginning of his affiliation with the founder of Living Arts, Virginia Myers and about some of the highlights of his career there. He also reflects about the impact of Living Arts on the arts community and culture in Tulsa.Steve Liggett has been an arts advocate, teacher and artist in the Tulsa community for over 40 years. He is the recipient of the Harwelden Award, Jingle Feldman Award, Governor’s Art Award and John Hope Franklin Award for his artistic work in social justice. His own studio work has evolved from his ceramics and papermaking background to performance/video/installation work. He is the past Artistic Director for Living Arts of Tulsa and presently runs Liggett Studio.

Amjad Islam Amjad, PP, Sitara-e-Imtiaz (born 4 August 1944) is an Urdu poet, drama writer and lyricist from Pakistan. The author of more than 40 books in a career spanning 50 years, he has received many awards for his literary work and screenplay for TV, including Pride of Performance and Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Star of Excellence) Awards. Amjad was born in the Punjab at Lahore in British India, now in Pakistan. His family originally belonged to Sialkot. He received his secondary education in Lahore, and graduated from Government Islamia College Civil Lines, Lahore. He was also member of the college cricket team and participated in the Inter collegiate tournament. He qualified for Masters of Arts degree in Urdu literature from Punjab University. He began his career as a lecturer in Govt. M.A.O College Lahore. He worked as a director at Pakistan Television Corporation from 1975 to 1979, before returning to teaching. In 1989, Amjad was appointed as Director General of Urdu Science Board. He has also worked as a project director of the Children Library Complex. Amjad is the writer of many drama series for Pakistan Television Corporation including Waris. He has written many columns, translation, criticism and essays while his main focus remained writing Nazms, a type of Urdu poetry. Among his most notable dramas are Waris, Dehleez, Samandar, Raat, Waqt and Apnay Loug. In June 2008, he joined Urdu newspaper Daily Express and writes column with the title of "Chasham-e-Tamasha". In December 2019, Amjad received the Necip Fazil International Culture and Art Award in Istanbul, Turkey. Produced By: Wow Be Creatives For Wow Be Podcast (Urdu) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wow-be-podcast/message

A conversation with Colin Jackson, the 2020 recipient of Calgary's Art Award, who after retiring from a career in the performing arts and broadcasting, volunteers in support of education, poverty relief and community-building organizations. On this episode we talk about where his belief in the power of story came from and how we can play our part in telling those stories today.

Leonardo da Vinci was perhaps the most renowned example of the cross-discipline relevance of art. In this episode, we talk about how to use art effectively and creatively in your classroom. Follow on Twitter: @ISTE @mrhooker @timneedles @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork #ISTE20 #ISTEturns40 #edchat #edtech #edtechchat Tim Needles is an artist, writer, performer, and educator from Port Jefferson, New York. He has been teaching art and media at Smithtown School District in New York for more than twenty years as well as serving as an adjunct college professor. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, and The George Washington University Museum. He is the recipient of the ISTE Technology in Action Award, the ISTE Arts and Technology Network Creativity Award, the National Art Educators Association AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at the National Gallery of Art. He has served as a National Geographic Certified Teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator, and an Adobe Education Leader, as well as a TEDx speaker. He is active on social media, guest hosting education chats and sharing his thoughts on arts and education. You can find him on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram @timneedles.

Tim Needles is an artist, educator and author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum. He teaches art/media at Smithtown School District, is a TEDx Talk speaker, and his work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, Columbus Museum of Art, Norman Rockwell Museum, Alexandria Museum of Art, Katonah Museum of Art, and Cape Cod Museum of Art. He's the recipient of ISTE's Technology in Action Award and Creativity Award, NAEA's AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Rauschenberg Power of Art Award. He's a National Geographic Certified Teacher, PBS Digital Innovator, an ISTE Arts & Technology and STEM PLN leader, NAEA ArtEdTech interest Group leader, and Adobe Creative Educator and Education Leader. Tim is active on social media including Twitter: @timneedles. Website: https://www.timneedles.com Tim's book, STEAM POWER is available on ISTE.org: https://id.iste.org/resources/product?id=4744&format=Book&name=STEAM+Power or Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08574GY2Z/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1#ace-g2093936695

An A4 sheet of paper covered with rows of forward slashes wins 25 thousand dollar art award. Art collector Chris Parkin joins the panel to talk about how subjective art is.

A two metre high Space Cow that references life, death, DNA and Spanish artist Salvador Dali's famous Space Elephant has won this year's Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award. Napier artist Asaki Kajima won the award for the hanging installation that's taller than she is and made almost entirely out of...well...number 8 wire. Lynn Freeman spoke to Asaki Kajima and to the judge who was enchanted by her number 8 wire Space Cow, sculptor James Wright.

Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math comprise STEAM learning. However, there is more to a true STEM mindset than just the content. Today Tim Needles talks about five elements that comprise an effective STEAM mindset to help us bring these topics into our classrooms as we teach and learn together. coolcatteacher.com/e665  Sponsor: In today’s challenging times, we know how critical it is to make sure kids are equipped with social and emotional learning skills to cope with the world around them. That's why I’m excited to highlight the WE Schools Program, made possible by The Allstate Foundation. It brings social and emotional learning together with service-learning, helping children build key skills such as resilience, empathy, perseverance and problem-solving. Whether you're an educator looking for ways to integrate SEL into your lesson planning, or a parent looking to support your kid's remote learning at home, go to WE.org/SEL for helpful educational resources and tips. Our friends at The Allstate Foundation and WE are committed to providing you with the resources you need to get started. Tim Needles - Bio as Submitted Tim Needles is an artist, writer, performer, and educator from Port Jefferson, New York. He is the author of STEAM Power: Infusing Art Into Your STEM Curriculum from ISTE books and has been teaching art and media at Smithtown School District in New York for over twenty years as well as serving as an adjunct college professor. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, and The George Washington University Museum. He is the recipient of the ISTE Technology in Action Award, the ISTE Creativity Award, the National Art Educators Association AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and The Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at the National Gallery of Art. He has served as a National Geographic Certified Teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator, an Adobe Education Leader as well as a TEDx speaker. He’s also a ISTE Arts and Technology PLN leader as well as a NAEA ArtEDTech officer and is active on social media, guest hosting education chats and sharing his thoughts on arts and education. You can find him on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram @timneedles. Disclosure of Material Connection: This is a sponsored podcast episode. The company who sponsored it compensated me via cash payment, gift, or something else of value to include a reference to their product. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I believe will be good for my readers and are from companies I can recommend. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."

We'll take a virtual tour of the Bell Island Shipwrecks, check out the Squeezebox page on Facebook, and meet Sobey Art Award recipient D'Arcy Wilson.

25 artists from across the country are this year's winners of the national Sobey art award.

Ideas producer Mary Lynk in conversation with the 2019 Sobey Art Award finalists Anne Low and Kablusiak and winner Stephanie Comilang.

IDEAS producer Mary Lynk in conversation with 2019 Sobey Art Award finalists D'Arcy Wilson and Nicolas Grenier.

Noor Nuyten(1986, Groningen) is samen met Natalia Jordanova, Ana Navas, en Koen Taselaar, één van de vier genomineerde kunstenaars voor de NN Art Award 2020 die tijdens Art Rotterdam - van 5 t/m 9 februari 2020 - in de Van Nelle Fabriek zal worden uitgereikt.

Koen Taselaar (1986, Rotterdam) is samen met Natalia Jordanova, Ana Navas, en Noor Nuyten, één van de vier genomineerde kunstenaars voor de NN Art Award 2020 die tijdens Art Rotterdam - van 5 t/m 9 februari 2020 - in de Van Nelle Fabriek zal worden uitgereikt.

Ana Navas (1984, Quito, EC) is samen met Natalia Jordanova, Noor Nuyten en Koen Taselaar, één van de vier genomineerde kunstenaars voor de NN Art Award 2020 die tijdens Art Rotterdam - van 5 t/m 9 februari 2020 in de Van Nelle Fabriek - zal worden uitgereikt.

Natalia Jordanova (sofia, Bulgarije) is samen met Ana Navas, Noor Nuyten en Koen Taselaar, één van de vier genomineerde kunstenaars voor de NN Art Award 2020 die tijdens Art Rotterdam - van 5 t/m 9 februari 2020 - in de Van Nelle Fabriek zal worden uitgereikt.

A sixth generation Coloradan, Duke Beardsley has been painting the American West for as long as he can remember. Formally trained at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Duke with his family now lives and works in Denver. Duke’s work has been featured in numerous local and national publications. In 2007 Duke’s work was featured in Out West; The Great American Landscape, an exhibition of Contemporary American Western Art that traveled throughout China. In 2008 Duke was the select artist for the Colorado Governor’s Art Award and was the 2011 Golden, CO Foothills Art Center Artist of The Year. He was the 2011 recipient of the William Weiss Purchase Award at the Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale in Cody, WY and in 2012 he was selected to paint the 2013 Calgary Stampede commemorative poster. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions including the 2019 inaugural exhibition Masterworks of the West at the Calgary Stampede, The Coors Western Art Show, the Buffalo Bill Art Show and Sale, the Masters of the American West Exhibition, and The Colorado Governor’s Invitational Art Show; and is included in many notable private and public collections worldwide including the Denver Art Museum, The Booth Museum of Western Art, the Whitney Collection of Western American Art and the Forbes Collection. He is represented by Altamira Fine Art, Jackson, WY and Scottsdale, AZ. Visit Resources: Follow Duke Website (http://www.dukebeardsleystudio.com) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/dukebeardsleystudio/?hl=en) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/duke.beardsley) Show Music: “The Ropin Pen” By: Trent Willmon Trent Willmon Website (https://www.trentwillmon.com/) MC Podcast Production & Editing: Matt Kirschner Website Right Trac Media (https://www.righttracmedia.com/)

Check out the latest episode of the “This is Gonna Hurt” podcast. In this Free Friday episode, Gordon discusses the stress of end of year school activities. Specifically, he highlights how his daughter, Landry, received an award but there was no recognition and no certificate. She handled herself with great poise. Landry receives a bit of the praise she was due at the award ceremony in this podcast. If you would like to follow Landry's art life, you can find it at https://www.instagram.com/wingspaintedblack/ . Thanks for listening! If you would like to become a podcast patron you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button. If you want to know what I’m up to, go to www.jgordonduncan.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

Junior Elisha Sergeant interviews junior Elma Lu on her recent art accomplishment in textiles.

Laci te! Hallod-e? Arany Lászlóhoz címezte e sorokat Petőfi. De ki volt Arany László? Hogy tudott boldogulni zseniális édesapja, Arany János árnyékában? Mesél a múlt rovatunkban Katona Csaba történész szerepel ma is. Alacsony a forgalom, de drágul a Mol! Buró Szilárd (Equilor Zrt.) nyit ma tőzsdét. Fiatal magyar művészeket karol fel az Eszterházy Magyarország Alapítvány. Kultmogul rovatunkban Rieder Gábor művészettörténész ismerteti az Esterházy Art Award részleteit.

Guest host Rhian Swain had another full house in the studio this week, talking with Jason Craig, the winner of the first-ever Kath Girdler Engler Award for Public Art, as well as Shiso Sassy and Amelia Rate from the Dirty South Burlesque and Cabaret. Coming up for Dirty South will be a burlesque basics workshop on June 23, with registration and at dirtysouthburlesque.com, as well as their main stage show in July, benefitting local nonprofit That's What Friends Are For. Jason Craig, a freelance artist and designer for the Westobou Festival, talked about his public art projects and thoughts on bringing more public art to Augusta. Rhian covered upcoming events and arts programs found at the Arts Calendar - events.augustaarts.com. Listen Saturdays at 9:30 on Smooth Jazz 92.3FM, or anytime at Augustaarts.com. You can also subscribe on iTunes or any other podcast platform so you don't miss an episode!

DnR talk through the reasons they would like to be Anonymous as they navigate their New Podcast life. The Leaf Brings home an Art Award, DnR discuss Sex and their DMB life. Contact Information as stated in the episode is wrong but that kind of goes without saying. Come listen and enjoy, Email and comments always welcome! www.shutupiloveyou.com shutupiloveyoupodcast@gmail.com @_shutupiloveyou on Twitter

Artist Ruth Weisberg explores the influences that have affected both her art and life. Ruth Weisberg, artist, Professor of Fine Arts and former Dean at the USC Roski School, is currently the Director of the USC Initiative for Israeli Arts and Humanities and the founder and President of the Jewish Artists Initiative of Southern California. She received the Printmaker Emeritus Award from the Southern Graphic Council International in 2015 and the Foundation for Jewish Culture’s 50th Anniversary Cultural Achievement Award in 2011. She has been the recipient of the Art Leadership Award, National Council of Art Administrators and the Women’s Caucus for Art Lifetime Achievement Award, 2009, Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, Hebrew Union College, 2001, College Art Association Distinguished Teaching of Art Award 1999, Visiting Artist at the American Academy in Rome 2011,1995, 1994, and 1992. Her degrees are from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Perugia, Italy and the University of Michigan. Weisberg has had over 80 solo and 190 group exhibitions, including a major exhibition at the Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena and a retrospective at the Skirball Museum, Los Angeles as well as a solo exhibition at the Huntington in San Marino. She was featured in five Pacific Standard Time exhibitions including a solo exhibition at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, Ruth Weisberg: Now & Then, 2012 as well as included in the ‘I,You’,We’ exhibition at the Whitney Museum, New York in 2013. Her work is in 60 major Museum collections including The Art Institute of Chicago; The Biblioteque Nationale of France, Paris; Istituto Nationale per la Grafica, Rome; The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles; The Norwegian National Museum, Oslo; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; National Gallery, Washington, DC; and the Whitney Museum, New York. Weisberg is represented by Jack Rutberg Fine Arts.

This week on 'State of Wonder,' the writer behind 'Angels in America' and the movies 'Lincoln' and 'Munich' on writing for today, the head of Portland Center Stage on the hit musical 'Fun Home' and more.Tony Kushner Finds the Humanity in the Epic - 1:05Playwright Tony Kushner is a fearless explorer of spaces where the personal meets the political. His two-part masterpiece, "Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes," kicked down the door to a discussion of the AIDS epidemic, and his screenwriting work on films like "Lincoln" and "Munich" manage to find the most internal, human stories in mammoth historical events. Kushner is headed to Oregon to deliver the keynote speech at the Oregon Arts Summit on Oct. 6, and we got him on the phone to talk about what he's working on now, including a play about President Trump (maybe) and a new take on "West Side Story" with his regular collaborator, Steven Spielberg.Painter Arvie Smith Wins the Governor's Art Award for Lifetime Achievement - 8:53To celebrate the Oregon Arts Summit and the 50th anniversary of the Oregon Arts Commission, Governor Kate Brown has resurrected the Governor’s Art Awards after a 10-year hiatus. The big winners of the Lifetime Achievement Awards are Portland painter Arvie Smith and the Kalapuya and Coos storyteller Esther Stutzman. Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts, Portland Opera and The James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation are also taking home awards. We sat down with Smith last year before his solo show at the Portland Art Museum to discuss his vivid, explosive paintings rich with political overtones, humor, and heartbreak.opbmusic Session in the Woods with Folk Singer Joan Shelley - 16:07This year, folk singer Joan Shelley released her fifth solo album with some big-name help. Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy produced and recorded the album in his Chicago studio. With those massive resources at her fingertips, Shelley could have gone big with a fuller sound and plenty of bells and whistles; instead, she doubled down on a minimalist sound that has made her stand out in an increasingly grandiose music industry. Recently, Shelley and guitarist Nathan Salsburg performed two songs for OPB on a hiking trail in Portland’s Marquam Nature Park. You can find videos at opbmusic. Chris Coleman on Directing the Tony-Winning Musical 'Fun Home' and Portland Center Stage's Upcoming Season - 24:15Portland Center State, the city’s biggest theater company, opened its 30th season this month with a most unlikely musical: the Tony-award-winning, coming-of-age story “Fun Home,” based on the graphic novel by cartoonist Alison Bechdel. It's the story of Bechdel's own coming out in contrast to the closeted, repressed life her father lived, and the title refers to a nickname she and her siblings had for the family house, which also happened to be the town's funeral home. You will never laugh so hard at kids making up a musical commercial about embalming. We talk with artistic director Chris Coleman about the production, which is the first by a local theater on the West Coast, as well as the rest of the season.

Friend of mine from Arts Huntsville stopped by the show to talk about Panoply. What is it, Who's coming to party & why.www.artshuntsville.orgIn tune with tmill is powered by - The Maitland Conservatory www.themaitlandconservatory.orgProduced by Sun-Shyne Enterprises https://www.facebook.com/SunShyne.EnterprisesIncAbout Arts HuntsvilleArts Huntsville stimulates and supports community creativity and engagement by advancing the arts, entertainment and culture to enrich quality of life, education, and economic development in the greater Huntsville metropolitan region.Our vision is Huntsville as the premier mid-sized city for the arts, entertainment, and culture in the Southeastern United States.Our historyArts Huntsville was founded as The Arts Council in October 1962 as a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, to advance the arts in Huntsville and Madison County, Alabama.Arts Huntsville’s programs and services directly impact Huntsville/Madison County residents, and children and adults throughout the community benefit from Arts Huntsville four core programs:Arts Community Support & PromotionsArts EducationCommunity EventsPublic ArtArts Huntsville’s Arts Assembly was created as part of the organization’s by-laws in 1962, and today includes over 250 arts organizations, individual artists, arts patrons, and other arts-minded non-profits, companies, and technical and professional organizations. Arts Huntsville serves as an “umbrella” for Assembly members, providing them with resources and tools that ensure their survival and expansion. Arts Huntsville’s support of its Assembly members is central to the organization’s mission, as the programs and services offered by the Assembly organizations are vital to the continued growth and advancement of the arts in our community.In spring 1982, The Arts Council partnered with the Junior League of Huntsville to launch the Panoply Arts Festival, and in June 1983 TAC assumed full administration and planning responsibilities. Six years later, in 1988, Panoply was honored with a Governor’s Art Award from the Alabama State Council on the ArtsThe Arts Council continued to develop new programming throughout the 1990’s, and in 1995 partnered with the City of Huntsville to develop Concerts in the Park, a summer concert series presented free to the public. The series features local musicians and bands, showcasing the depth of Huntsville’s performing talent.Arts Huntsville Public Art projects include visual art spaces and new initiatives for the City of Huntsville in regards to art in public places. In 2008, TAC opened the art@TAC gallery in the halls of the Von Braun Center. In 2010, a consortium of local arts organizations and universities came together to launch Huntsville’s first public art trail, the SPACES Sculpture Trail. And in 2012, The Arts Council and the City of Huntsville were awarded an Our Town grant by the National Endowment for the Arts, resulting in the development of a Public Art Master Plan for the city – the first of its kind in Alabama!With a vision to the future, Arts Huntsville continues to refine its existing programs and develop new initiatives to best serve its mission to enrich the quality of life, economic development and education of the greater Huntsville/Madison County community.Arts Huntsville’s programs and services are made possible through support from our generous individual, corporate and foundation supporters and the City of Huntsville, Madison County, the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Most of us have seen an educator or presenter who wasn’t creative, interesting or fun. You may have even found yourself in a rut where you felt you weren’t tapping your own creativity and had even forgotten to have fun as you led a lesson or workshop. Award winning artist and educator Tim Needles outlines easy ways to put creativity and fun back into your class, your profession and your life.   The Edspiration Inbox Answers… “An opportunity to make new connections with an exciting challenge of the week.”     About today’s guest Tim Needles has been teaching art and media for 17 years in public schools as well as working as an Adobe Education Leader and an adjunct college professor.  His work has been featured on NPR as well as in The New York Times.  He is also the recipient of the National Art Educators Association 2016 AET Outstanding Teaching Award and The Lab School’s Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at The National Gallery of Art.       Guest Links: Website- http://www.timneedles.com Class blog- http://artroom161.blogspot.com/ Facebook- TimNeedlesArt Twitter and Instagram- @timneedles   Connect with Us Connect with the show at www.Edspirationpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/impactschoolclimate Twitter: Follow us @schoolclimates Newsletter: Sign up on sidebar at www.Edspiration.org   Questions / comments for John in the Edspiration Inbox: Edspirationpodcast@gmail.com   Show Sponsors International School Climate Institute – Provides practical training, workshops, coaching, and speaking to create positive school climates. Contact us about school climate improvement, planning and climate survey support, bullying prevention and upstander intervention training, restorative justice practices, school safety, youth development, and more.

Tim Needles www.timneedles.com @timneedles Tim Needles is art and film teacher at Smithtown High School and an adjunct professor at Adelphi University. He earned a M.A. with a focus in media arts from the State University of Stony Brook and a B.F.A. in photography and education from the School of Visual Arts. He is an Adobe Master Teacher and has been teaching fine art, film history, animation, and media arts for over eight years on the high school and college level. Tim is also the founder and director of The Strictly Students Film Festival. Tim has been the recipient of the Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award, the Suffolk County Legislature Award of Merit, and he was recently recognized by the National Foundation for the Advancement in the Arts. Tim is also a freelance artist, animator, and writer and continues to exhibit and perform regularly. Contact: Needlesart@aol.com In this episode you will learn: How to teach creativity through art  Why art should be a vital part of a student's experience Ways in which you can design your class around questions and themes How technology is influencing art class If the Common Core has impacted art class Ways to connect with and have your students collaborate with teachers from around the world How to approach critiques of student work Why humor is so important in the classroom, especially in the high school How MC Escher's art can improve math practice Ralph Steadmen's connection with Hunter S. Thompson Robert Frank's relationship with the Beat writers How every major art museum can benefit teachers and their lesson plans Why improv classes improved Tim's teaching The differences between art history and studio in art How the art room is different and what other teachers can learn from it Why the image is just as powerful as the word The post #52: The Creative Classroom: Tim Needles, Art Teacher appeared first on Talks with Teachers.

(Sep 5, 2014) Later this month in Washington D.C., a master basketmaker from Akwesasne will be honored with the nation's highest tribute in the folk arts. Henry Jake Arquette will receive a National Heritage Fellow award on September 19, the first such award for a Mohawk traditional basket weaver. At 83, the retired iron worker is one of the few individuals who still knows how to make the elegant, sturdy baskets. Today Arquette is a revered community elder and his baskets are in collections around the world. Todd Moe recently visited his basement workshop in Hogansburg, where he can still be found making a basket or two, and passing the traditional craft along to the next generation.

Rhodessa Jones joins us to talk about her latest work, The Resurrection of SHE opening at Brava Theatre where she is the current Artist in Residence March 28-April 7, 2013. Ms. Jones is Co-Artistic Director of the critically acclaimed San Francisco performance company Cultural Odyssey. An actress, teacher, singer, and writer, Jones is also the founder and director of the Medea Project: Theater for Incarcerated Women. On January 29, 2013 San Francisco Mayor Lee presented the 2013 Mayor's Art Award to Rhodessa Jones for her “lifetime of artistic achievement and enduring commitment to the role of the arts in civic life”. Rhodessa was selected as an "ARTS ENVOY" by the U.S. Department of State, Educational and Cultural Affairs Bureau in June/July 2012. She received grant support to journey to South Africa to continue her work in collaboration with Urban Voices Festival inside the Naturena Women's Prison in Johannesburg, South Africa and then journey on to participate in the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, South Africa. She has received many awards for her work including a United States Artist Fellowship to support her work in 2007, an Honorary Doctorate from California College of the Arts, a San Francisco Bay Guardian GOLDIE Lifetime Achievement Award, an Otto Rene Castillo Award for Political Theater, and a San Francisco Foundation Community Leadership Award.  Visit www.brava.org Music: Meklit Hadero's Walls, Ruthie Foster's Truth; Rene Marie's Just My Imagination.

Bob Burke – Class of 1970 Bob Burke is a practicing workers’ compensation attorney in Oklahoma City and prolific author of more than 74 historical, non-fiction books. His book topics range from baseball, aviation and Oklahoma history to art and religion. Burke was inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame in 2006 and has been nominated three times for the Pulitzer Prize by the Oklahoma Heritage Association. In 2004, Burke received the Governor’s Art Award for Excellence in the Arts in Oklahoma and was named to the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame.

2007 gewinnt er den Kölner Art Award, ein Jahr darauf ist er Preisträger der Strabag Kunstsammlung in Wien. Bernhard Buhmann zeigt Personen, die gegenüber dem Betrachter verhalten wirken, für sich sind, manchmal vertieft ins Spiel.