Podcasts about art fashion

Today I'm so happy to sit down with Clementina Martinez-Masarweh, “The Sustainable Latina” aka DNAThreds on Instagram! Clementina is a multifaceted circular fashion designer, zero waste artist, public speaker, and award-winning filmmaker. In today's conversation we'll discuss her journey from working in fast fashion to becoming a champion for sustainable and ethical practices in the industry and how art can serve as a powerful form of activism. She shares her influences, experiences, and motivations for making a difference. Clementina emphasizes the power of consumer choices and the role of art in raising awareness and starting conversations about the environmental and social impacts of fashion. She provides practical tips for reducing fashion waste and highlights upcoming events and projects in her mission to transform the fashion industry. Key Takeaways How fashion & art can be a powerful medium for raising awareness and starting conversations about sustainability and ethical practices. How consumer choices have the potential to drive change in the fashion industry Thrifting and secondhand shopping are effective ways to reduce fashion waste and support a circular fashion economy. How art can serve as a bridge to engage and empower individuals in the movement towards sustainable fashion. Follow Clementina on Instagram HERE  Connect with Glo Eco on Instagram HERE. Connect with Kat on Instagram HERE. Get in touch with me HERE.

This week on the Arts to Heart Podcast, our host Charuka Arora has an insightful conversation with Richa Maheshwari, who is a designer on a mission to bring back the arts and crafts that are fading due to the advent of fast fashion. Richa has been in the software services industry by profession, where she worked as a product manager for a German company for almost 16 years. As COVID hit, much like everyone else, Richa took a break to spend more time at home. This was her chance to restart and explore, and she took it. After going to an office for so many years, Richa longed to be on the ground where she could do something much more substantial and tangible, and that is when she was able to connect to an international labor organization which marked the beginning of her life with traditional crafts.  As a child, Richa was always interested in stories that were rich in culture, and now she has the opportunity to tell those stories to the rest of the world in an innovative way. With its textile legacy, Odisha has many stories to tell, and so Richa decided to direct her energy towards uplifting the local artisan community in a way that helped the artists as well as introducing their craft to the world. For Richa, it is very much about the “ability to build narratives in a fun way so that the audience is able to receive it simply”. As she built her brand, Boito, Richa has had many things to learn and unlearn. From forming trustworthy relationships with the local community to finding a balance where their culture and traditions can be shared with the rest of the world, Richa has come a long way. She has opened doors for other artists who dream of utilizing their craft in a way that doesn't succumb to the fast fashion industry. So, tune in to this week's podcast to listen to Richa and Charuka talk about the world of fashion and why it's important for us as a society to not lose touch with our roots. We're delighted to announce that we are now accepting art submissions for the sixth edition of ATH Magazine! If you are someone whose artworks dare to question the norm and sparks interesting conversations, then this is your chance! Submit your artwork . We are calling women artists from around the globe for our upcoming event, the “101 Art Book Contest", which aims to boost recognition, fame, and exposure for female artists. Submit your artwork .' We are also calling all emerging female artists for our “100 Emerging Artists: 2024 Women's Edition”. This edition marks the inaugural launch of our landmark publication designed to spotlight and celebrate emerging women artists from around the globe. Apply . Order Arts To Hearts Magazine #4 here:  Learn how you can UNLOCK YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL in 2023. Sign up for our FREE Mini guide & workbook. Check out the Arts To Hearts Shop at  Join ATH directory for women artists here:  Listen and subscribe on Apple  Artist Services:       

Welcome to another inspiring episode of the COS Business Podcast! Today, we are thrilled to have Clay Ross, the co-visionary behind Yobel and the Look Up Gallery, joining us. In this captivating conversation, Clay shares his journey of blending the worlds of art, ethical fashion, and community building in the heart of Colorado Springs.

This week on Beauty Bosses we welcome Carly Mark, contemporary artist, writer, and fashion designer. You might be familiar with her line Puppets and Puppets, a label that merges fashion and art, with unconventional pieces that explore storytelling and non-traditional themes. Carly holds an impressive resume in the art and fashion world and was nominated for the 2022 CFDA Emerging Designer of the Year Award. Listen to this episode to learn more about Carly and her transition into the art and fashion world!

This week on Beauty Bosses we welcome Carly Mark, contemporary artist, writer, and fashion designer. You might be familiar with her line Puppets and Puppets, a label that merges fashion and art, with unconventional pieces that explore storytelling and non-traditional themes. Carly holds an impressive resume in the art and fashion world and was nominated for the 2022 CFDA Emerging Designer of the Year Award. Listen to this episode to learn more about Carly and her transition into the art and fashion world!

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Art, Fashion & Creations • Mayra Mateus @mateusart_ Podcast at 8pm Eastern Time Spotify|Apple Music|Amazon Music MATEUS ART. Mayra Mateus, also known as Mateus Art, is a Miami-based pop artist and storyteller who was born in Cali, Colombia, in 1995. She discovered her passion for art while working as a cashier at a local pizzeria in 2016. Her creativity sparked when she designed the restaurant's menus, and since then, she has never looked back. Mateus enrolled at Miami Dade College in the same year to formally study art, but she soon realized that the realism-style art taught in school did not fulfill her. After some personal hardships, she dropped out and continued her self-discovery journey. In 2017, Mateus found her artistic home in the vibrant Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, where she resonated with the street and spray-paint style of pop art. Her love for colors, shapes, and stories led her to pursue pop art and professionalize her work. She formed a corporation, brand, and trademark and created a portfolio of various mediums, with a piggy bank character as the center of her brand. Mateus's message is clear: "Saving Dreams." Through her art, she aims to inspire people to pursue their dreams, reminding them that the pursuit of happiness is more important than material wealth. Her passion for pop art continues to grow, and she is making a name for herself in the Miami art scene. In recent years, she's collaborated with brands, including Meta, Puma, Foot Locker, Formula 1, Hugo Boss, Crypto Mining technologies (Bitsive) and became the first latina to collaborate with the French artist, Richard Orlinski.

In this episode of the Wild Witches series, Anjel interviews their long time friend and artist buddy, Aura about art, fashion and boy love manga. In this episode Aura and Anjel talk about their shared past as artists in the furry fandom, how Aura's aesthetic in art is mirrored in her love of Lolita fashion, and even how AI can be a useful tool for artists so as long it is not used to replace a finished art piece itself. If you want to be a beta reader for Aura's up and coming comic, My Advisor is a Distraction, check her out on Instagram.  Also we have Iris stickers to send out to our Patreon supporters and are now available on Etsy Store . Transcripts and Show notes can be found here.

MMiMichMo Anytime, Anyplace Es una marca que nace por la necesidad de transmitir la ideología y la filosofía de vida del diseñador Mich Roman a inicios de 2014. Las primeras piezas de indumentaria de esta marca fueron los bow ties hechos a mano con origami teselado, convirtiendo esta pieza en el producto representativo de la marca. La marca ha realizido proyectos de moda en Buenos Aires - Argentina / New York - USA / Durango - México / Lima - Perú / La Paz, Bolivia - Miami - USA. Trabajó como director de arte para NYC Fashion Weekend, ha presentado dos editoriales de moda para la revista Escaparate en México junto a La Diseñadora Mexicana Fernanda Barboza, una mini colección (Perú Angular) en el Lima Design Week 2017 y dos mini colecciones junto con el reconocido diseñador peruano Carlos Vigil y La Diseñadora Boliviana Luz Zalaquett en el Lima Design Week 2018. Asi mismo en mayo de 2019 lanza Cuatro Diseños en Origami Teselado para Corbatas De Moño y en junio del mismo año presentó su primera colección junto a La Diseñadora Boliviana Luz Zalaquett en el Bolivia Fashion Week. En medio de la pandemia del 2020 MiMichMo preparó una colección que representa la mirada de la marca a la nueva normalidad y no fue hasta verano 2021 que presentó su colección Survivors en la Pasarela de Noche De Reinas en Durango, México, durante ese mismo tiempo de pandemia la marca lanzo un proyecto para instagram titulado Dioses Afro Caribeños y en la Primera Edición del Durango Fashion Week presentó su colección de Corbatas De Moño C A N DE L O, luego en diciembre presentó en el Miamia Art Basel 2021 con una colaboración junto a los Diseñadores Venezolanos Idol José. Recientemente la marca se presento en febrero en el New York fashion week con una colaboracion junto a la destacada Diseñadora Madrileña Agatha Ruiz De La Prada.

Regardless of how you define it, art is something that is created with imagination and skill and that is beautiful, expressing important ideas or feelings. It's interpretive, surrounding our homes, offices, streets, and cities, and thus, a significant part of our lives. While covering The One Of A Kind Spring Show Toronto Ladies Night as accredited media, I met Mixed Media Toronto-based Artist, Morgan Jones. His unique tea party complete with his ballerina model and work immediately caught my eye. I just had to interview him! We talked about his former career as Director of Sales for a large consumer electronics company, how he became a self-taught full-time artist, and why. How he's inspired by the casual observation of people and life around him, and how his work is constantly evolving. The multi-step process he uses to create his art, his keen eye for texture and composition, coupled with a whimsical flare, Morgan creates works that are aesthetically engaging while also evoking a visceral response in the viewer.

Cash Monet is an incredibly talented artist known for embracing women's sexuality through a positive perspective. Their artwork aims to celebrate and empower women by expressing and embracing their sexuality. Cash Monet's artistic vision explores various themes and ideas related to female sensuality, presenting them through the lens of both men and women. Using mixed media, Cash Monet creates unique and one-of-a-kind artworks that allow for limitless possibilities. Their artistic expression knows no bounds, and they continually push the boundaries of art by experimenting with different techniques, materials, and concepts. The freedom to explore various art forms enables Cash Monet to capture the essence of female sexuality in diverse and captivating ways. By embracing and celebrating women's sexuality, Cash Monet's art aims to break societal taboos and promote a positive view of female empowerment. Their artwork encourages individuals to embrace their own sensuality, promoting self-expression and self-acceptance. Overall, Cash Monet's artwork is a powerful and empowering expression of women's sexuality, showcasing the artist's creativity, talent, and commitment to challenging societal norms.

Photographer, model, and muse to two of the greatest musicians of our time, Pattie Boyd is Mitchell's guest on this edition of The Literary Life. Her new book, My Life In Pictures (published by Real Art Press) is a stunning collection of her personal photographs capturing the essence and zeitgeist of the Bohemian rock and roll world of the 1960s and early ‘70s. Mitchell spoke to Pattie about all of this and more in front of a live audience at Books and Books in Coral Gables, Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Charlene Foster a.k.a. Cha Cha Chainz represents the gold standard in glass chain making. A pioneer of the trend, she has been perfecting the art of flawless and seamless links since 2002. Foster has collaborated with the best in the game, building a bridge between fine art, fashion and functional glass. Her work has been featured in numerous fashion publications as she artfully merges the world of bespoke high fashion and cannabis accessories. Born on an Air Force base in the Philippines and raised in Alaska, Foster attended the University of Alaska Anchorage studying Fine Art and Psychology. She worked for a glass artist in Anchorage whose assistant Courtney Brahnam introduced Foster to the summer session catalogs for Pilchuck, Penland and The Corning Museum of Glass. After applying and getting accepted to all three schools, Foster left home to travel the country, eventually settling in New York City in 2002. There, she began working for Michael Davis Glass on the production crew for a line of Tiffany & Company vases. Later, the artist assisted James McLeod during his fellowship at Wheaton Village, which led to her assisting a number of other instructors and eventually teaching her own class at UrbanGlass in Brooklyn. Her work was represented at SOFA New York and Chicago from 2007 to 2011 by UrbanGlass. Over the years, Foster's work has been featured in galleries and museums nationwide. Her glass chains have been auctioned at the National Liberty Museum, The UrbanGlass Blower's Ball, Wheaton Arts and The Michigan Glass Project. She has collaborated with high-end pipe artists including Banjo, Salt, Rocko, Ryan Fitt and Robert Mickelson. Recent exhibitions include: 2022, Cleod Glass + Works, Charleston, SC; 2022, Pendants in Pink, Naturals Collective, Leominster, MA; 2020, Spring Equinox Show, Lifted Veil Gallery, DTLA, CA; 2019, “Garden of Eden” Zen Glass Gallery, Saint Petersburg, FL; and 2019, Molten Aura Show, Level 42, Asheville, NC. Now based in North Carolina, Foster focuses on creating collaborative glass pieces, custom jewelry and glass joint holders she calls Stellaz for a wide range of shops across the country, and direct to customers through her website, http://www.chachachainz.com/  

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In October 2021, the first Kyiv Art & Fashion Days was held in Ukraine. The multiple day festival celebrated the vibrant culture, art, fashion and music of the area. A group of US representatives, which included Clothing Coulture podcast guest Keanan Duffty, was invited to the event, all were blown away by the experience. Just a few months later, the unthinkable happened, Russia invaded the country and Ukraine began fighting for its independence. Keanan Duffty jumped into action creating a NYFW event with six participating Ukrainian designers and brands. Stars Design Group CEO, Bret Schnitker, and Chief Strategy Officer Emily Lane, spoke with each of the designers at the Kyiv Art & Fashion Days New York event. This episode is a compilation of those conversations.  A full length episode with Ivan Frolov will be released later this season.  View their work | in interview order: Kristina Bobkova / Bobkova Lilia Litkovska / Litkovskaya Maya Persaud, Representative / Elena Burenina  Valery Kovalska Yana Linyva, COO / Gudu Learn more about Kyiv Art & Fashion Days

My love for art, turned to the art of photography, so Dad set me up with a darkroom for black and white printing. The combination of capturing beauty, or a mood on film, and then developing that through the processes available in the darkroom, was really fascinating!

The Consulate General of India in Sydney last week organised a dance and cultural event to promote India's diverse cultural heritage in Australia.  

When Frieze Week in Beverly Hills was unveiled next to the Beverly Hilton, collectors and dealers turned out in high style for the VIP opening, confirming what many already knew: art, fashion and entertainment converge in Beverly Hills.“Beverly Hills is where the art world meets,” says Jeffrey Deitch, art dealer and curator, referencing the collectors and cognoscenti who mingle in the city's galleries and restaurants.On this episode of Rodeo Drive: The Podcast, host Pari Ehsan and field correspondent Jason E.C. Wright explore how art and fashion intersect in the city of Beverly Hills and on Rodeo Drive itself, from public artworks on the street like Robert Graham's sculpture Torso to creative collaborations between couture houses and artists.Ehsan sits down with Deitch to discuss what makes the city a magnet for art enthusiasts, and what makes for successful art and fashion collaborations. “We've seen some artist-fashion collaborations that are dead on arrival. But then we've seen others that are just fantastic and inspiring. So some people saw me and my team at the opening of Frieze…all wearing a Kenny Scharf–Dior Men's collaboration..that's a very good example of an excellent collaboration.”Wright takes in the scene on Rodeo Drive with Kathy Gohari, President of Rodeo Drive Committee. “I see tourists coming early in the morning before the stores are even open and they're hugging the Torso and taking pictures.…They're not just coming to look at the buildings and the beautiful restaurants and the clothes, but it's the whole environment.”Season Three of Rodeo Drive – The Podcast is presented by the Rodeo Drive Committee with the support of the City of Beverly Hills, The Hayman Family, Two Rodeo Drive, Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, the Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau, and MCM.Listen to Rodeo Drive – The Podcast below and subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.Watch moments from the series here and on YouTube.Check back in regularly for what's next in the series.Season Three Credits:Executive Producer: Lyn WinterHost: Pari EhsanField Correspondent: Jason E.C. WrightScriptwriter and Editorial Advisor: Frances AndertonEditor and Videographer: Hans FjellestadTheme music by Brian BanksProduction Assistant: Grace Fuh See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Hidden NY, arguably the most hype-worthy mood board on Instagram. In many ways, Hidden is an enigma. He stays anonymous; that's part of the allure. What we do know about him is that he's a British ex-pat living in NYC in his mid-late twenties. And he says “mum” instead of “mom.” Yep, 100% British. That's about it.But Hidden is more than a cute mood board on Instagram. He's not simply a repost account. He's a cultural curator, and as a creator, he runs a legitimate media business that competes with the old guard of fashion outlets, and he should be treated as such. His content is a blend of art, fashion, design, and cultural references, primarily in the streetwear genre.In a few years, he's scaled his audience to over 700,000+ Instagram followers, is Substack's #1 Art+Fashion newsletter with thousands of paid subscribers, each of whom he's charging at least $15 per month.

In this episode we'll talk about second season of Euphoria on HBO, argue the True or Narrated Value and Price of Comtemporary Art, address the Sophistication of Fashion Black Uniform and visit Prada Store wearing antisocial hoodies. 

On this episode, I called up my old pal Henry Kramer to bring y'all some incredible insights. Henry (they/she/he) and I talk all about confidence and the importance of saying things OUT LOUD- speaking them into reality. We talk about Henry's experiences with exploring fashion, a little bit about mental health (because when do I not bring it back to that) and how not everything has to be soooo profound- sometimes it can just BE. Plus, a Bob's Burgers sing along annnnnnd some Drag Race talk (s/o to Slava ily!!).“I paint a sad clown so I don't have to be one.” Iconic. Follow Henry: @henrykramer & @hnrykrmrShop at: https://www.hnrykrmr.com/shopFollow us:@ivebeenthinkingpodivebeenthinkingpod.com/blogSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/ivebeenthinkingpod)

Patricia Field is a visionary in fashion with legendary status. The entrepreneur, stylist, costume designer, consultant, and Art Fashion gallerist has made an indelible mark on style. Between 1966 and 2016, the style-conscious flocked to her one-of-a-kind fashion and beauty retail store that was something of a New York City landmark. And then there's Sex And The City. Fashion was changed forever when Pat paired ballet tutus with tank tops, and curated covet-worthy shoes and handbags for the show's stars like delicious candy. As years went by, fans couldn't get enough of the style she served up, devouring her decadent costumes just as much, if not more---than the smash hit series' weekly plotlines. Pat has taught the world to embrace the mix and match and embrace vintage. She's taught people to find their fashion in an array of out-of-the-box places, and she's taught us how to accessorize, all by making on-screen magic with her eclectic, high-low, savvy style. Ugly Betty; The Devil Wears Prada; Emily In Paris and more---we just can't get enough of her courageous costumes that both honor creative expression and create trends. On this podcast, Tamara sits down with her fellow native New Yorker to talk the cyclical nature of fashion, and New York and fashion across the decades, including the club scene---for which Patricia Field has had a front row seat. She shares the incredible story of her start, and how she bloomed because of blouses. We of course talk all the details behind her legendary boutique, and the ins and outs of her eclectic life and style that celebrates diversity. We discuss what it's like to have the shared experience of being both a retailer and a costumer. We get granular discussing her biggest projects: Sex And The City, Emily In Paris… and she dishes about Devil Wears Prada and Ugly Betty. We get into cultural appropriation, her latest projects and a lot more. Tamara first interviewed Pat when she was a fashion editor at Cosmo, reporting in the early days on Sex And The City style. Our Story + Rain Talks podcast series would never be complete without picking up where we left off with Patricia Field those many years ago. Enjoy this in depth conversation with the lady whose legacy has changed and continues to change fashion in such a significant way.

In this episode, director Quentin Jones opens up about her approach to art, fashion, directing the SW Muse Campaign, life lessons and more. "There's probably some similarities between my work and my style — it's sort of everything or nothing," she says. "It's sort of either chaotic and a lot or kind of simple." Tune in to the full episode of the Shine Series presented by Stuart Weitzman, our conversations with inspiring figures about letting your strength shine through, hosted by Chief Marketing Officer Behnaz Ghahramani.   Watch the Shine Series on video: https://bit.ly/3ufcmrX   Learn more about the Shine Series: https://bit.ly/3AN20C1   See what's similar to the sneaker Quentin loves: https://bit.ly/3ufxaj1   Produced by Dear Media.

Some like to call it art or fashion, but we who know and have learned from the Word and Spirit of God, know better (or at least we should).  This week, I just want to try to enlighten you on a few things; I want to put you on game about a few accessories and symbols that you might want to do away with, if you call yourself a Christian.  Like any other set that reps or goes hard for, you must show allegiance of some sort.   So, what does it mean when we Christians go so hard for the opposing side than we do our own?     Related Scriptures: Ecclesiastes 3:15:  What exists has already been, and what will be has already been, for God will call to account what has passed. Philippians 3:21: He will take our weak mortal bodies and change them into glorious bodies like his own, using the same power with which he will bring everything under his control. Revelation 20:14: Then Death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire. This is the second death— the lake of fire.  2 Corinthians 5:20:Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God. Subscribe NOW to Fortify the City! ----------- Check us out weekly on any podcast streaming platform.  And, we are on YouTube now as well. Hope to hear from you, talk soon.   Artwork done by: @Danagivens Original Music by: @Sweatbeatz   Check us out on all podcast streaming platforms: Apple Podcasts iHeartRadio Google Play Spotify Stitcher YouTube and more.   And, let's get social: @FortifytheCity @iamSadeGraham   Fortify the City is a weekly empowerment podcast assessing intricate ideologies, fallacies and pop culture topics through the lens of an odee #Christian, Sadé Graham | The Cultural Activist. Bridging the gap between #Christianity and the world one #hottopic at a time.

In this episode of the Artmatcher podcast, Michael Goodman speaks with Jeff Hamilton who is well known for his celebrity jacket designs. The segment goes over Hamilton's routine and mentality that led him to financial success at an early age and how he continues to push the envelope even in his 60s.  About Jeff Hamilton Jeff Hamilton is a famous Fashion Designer raised in Paris as a big fan of American culture and sports. Jeff first began his fashion career in Paris France and later moved to the United States where his career quickly blossomed.In 1985 Jeff was introduced to Michael Jordan by a mutual friend and Los Angeles legend, Magic Johnson. The two instantly connected and shortly thereafter, Jeff was the appointed designer for every one of Michael Jordan's championship jackets. Starting with Jordan's first NBA championship “three- peat” with the Bulls in 1991,1992, 1993 and of course, for his second “three- peat” with the Bulls in 1996, 1997 and 1998.   The partnership between Jeff and Michael created one of the most influential times in Sports & fashion. From Jordans iconic championship jackets to the,  “50 greatest player”' jackets and, it did not stop there.Fast forward to year 2000 when the world embarked on the Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'neal “three-peat” with Jeff's favorite team, the Los Angeles Lakers. Jeff received licensing  again by the NBA to design the 2000, 2001, and 2002 championship jackets for Shaquille O'Neal and the late great, Kobe Bryant.Today, celebrities and sports moguls around the globe could not help but to take notice of Jeff's unique designs. Jeff's workmanship with hand-cut leather, accented with finely tuned embroidery lead his collection to include tributes to the Legends of Rock and HipHop including The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix , Pink Floyd,  Drake and many others.Follow Jeff on his website or on Instagram @jeffhamiltonofficial.

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Barabara Arnold - In a bid to add English to her 3 base languages she left Holland at 18 to university in Vancouver. Culture shock, determination along with her embracing the moment and its opportunities, she overcame and stayed. Set up an international horseback vacation company, with interesting business before and aft. Leapt into painting, never small stuff, she started with big expressive wall pieces.  She has found her heart in art. Our world is a bit richer for it.  Fought cancer, lost a few soulmate dogs, had a marriage dissolve then had a new relationship blossom.   Barbara is an all-in-or-nothing kinda woman. With her infectious laugh, her lightness she is a woman you will want to meet. About Mark Laurie - Host.Mark has been transforming how women see themselves, enlarging their sense of sexy, expanding their confidence in an exciting adventure that is transformational photography. http://innerspiritphotography.comSound Production by:Lee Ellis  - myofficemedia@gmail.comReach out to Lee for your Sound ProductionBarbara Arnold BioBarbara Arnold Art, Vancouverhttp://www.barbaraarnoldart.comInstagram: @barbaraarnoldart. T: 604 760 4465Barbara was born in The Netherlands and lived in Europe until she immigrated in 1981 to Canada. She lives and works in Vancouver.After travelling extensively throughout Europe, South, Central and North America, Africa, and Asia, as well as working in the fields of, hospitality and travel industry and in interior design and photography and as a TV host, her search for a deeper spiritual meaning led her to a career in painting. After attending courses at Emily Carr University of Art and Design, in Vancouver, B.C., in addition to private training. Barbara is working full time as a mixed media artist and has a studio on Granville Island.In 2017 Barbara wrote a coffee table book that was published by Granville Island publishing. The book offers short stories about her travels and a glimpse into her art.Her work has been selected for many juried exhibitions and she holds solo exhibitions every year. Numerous of Barbara's paintings have found a home in Europe, North America and Canada She also teaches private and semi-private art classes. In 2019 Barbara started her Art Fashion & Decor featuring Cashmere and Silk Scarves, decorative pillow covers featuring her artwork. Recently she added face masks to the collection and paints hand painted one-of-a-kind cards to send to that special person.Barbara has a great passion for life, music, and nature, and has found that painting has become a necessity in her life. Painting gives her a feeling of harmony and balance. As it is in life, so it is in painting. She enjoys allowing her paintings to take on a life all their own and begins with a ‘get acquainted ‘period before seeing what the painting is about. The spontaneously abstract created pieces reveal a passion for colour and exploration, using methods that include acrylics, oils, wax, graphite, charcoal, antiquing processes, and inks. 

Olivia Arias and her team of Escaramuzas "Flor de Alcatraz" have continued with a Mexican tradition of the sport of Charreria. They represent powerful women (Adelitas) who fought in our Revolution. They are also representation for women in a male predominant sport. These girls are talented, passionate, beautiful and motivated young ladies who need our support. Vogue published an article in 2018 about Escaramuzas, if you haven't read it, please go check it out! https://www.vogue.com/projects/13540751/escaramuza-women-costumes-charreria-style-mexico-arizona-mexican-equestrian-sport To contact our guest Olivia, visit her social media sites at: Facebook: Flor de Alcatraz Instagram: esc.flordealcatraz To contact your host Angie Nieto, email us at: MexiCanpodcast21@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/angie-nieto9/message

On this episode of the Blowing Smoke with Twisted Rico podcast we are joined by Denver Co. based Milquetoast & Co front man James McAndrew and Boston fashion designer Cibeline Sariano. James tells us about his early days in Boston and his move to Denver which gave him a musical resurgence when all seemed hopeless, while Cibeline offers her tasteful spin on the Milquetoast & Co video "Cigarette Burns" and talks about her dream to open an art space on how its all coming into fruition... Music The Charms "So Pretty" Milqetoast & Co "Cigarette Burns" Recorded by Nick Z on March 24 at New Alliance East in Somerville MA support the podcast patreon.com/twistedrico --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

Pujarini takes us through her eclectic journey as a stylist and visual artist. She shares her experience working at Elle India and side hustle as a host. She shares with us her experience of working at a large organization to her journey to make it big on her own. Stay tuned and stay Pret!

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Episode 46: Hanging out IRL with friends since the pandemic has taken on new meaning! A recent outing to the new gallery ART NOW at Raffles Hotel offered the material for this episode, where we talk about students’ final-year projects on display, the challenges of mounting a fashion-meets-art exhibition, and recent fashion-meets-technology wearables that we have encountered, such as for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip (#notsponsored!) and the Apple Watch.

In this week's episode of the ArtTactic Podcast, we chat with Pari Ehsan, founder and creative director of Pari Dust, an online platform focused on the intersection between art, fashion and design. First, Pari tells us about Pari Dust's platform and her journey to found the company. Then, she explains why she is focused on art, fashion and design. Also, she shares stories from over the years from her interactions with art galleries, both positive and negative. Finally, Pari offers advice on how to successfully engage with your social media audience.

USE CODE ADAM at http://squarespace.com/adam to get 10% OFF. In this episode of ISO320 Daniel Silbert, Marc Holstein and I are joined by fine art fashion photographer, Jean-Francois Campos! JF enjoys a photography career that's spanned many decades. In his early years, he worked with some photography legends that helped shape his own style of photography. JF goes very deep in discussing his mentality and process. This is a fascinating and inspiring episode! Follow Adam Lerner on YouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter Daniel Instagram Marc Instagram Jean-Francois Instagram Get on the BrooklynPhotoWorks mailing list Help support the show by using this link on Amazon USE CODE ADAM at http://squarespace.com/adam to get 10% OFF. FREE GIFT from ThinkTank at http://thinktankphoto.com/adam. Check out the FroKnowsPhoto Flash Guide To submit your photos or website for a critique click here 

Christopher Fernandez is an editorial, commercial and fine art photographer based in London, specializing in portraiture and reportage photography, with an atmospheric style consisting of heightened drama and a cinematic aesthetic. His recent personal project was inspired by the current pandemic and spurred him to solicit the collaboration of portraits created through their apartment windows.  His work is often described as documentary photography combined with the fictional world of cinema and advertising, creating a powerful connection between reality and fantasy. His clients include Art & Fashion magazines, Celebrities, Ad agencies, Design agencies, and TVC’.   Photographer Links:  Christopher Fernandez Rankin David Bailey Philip-Lorca diCorcia   Photo Contest Your World Right Now: Light, Shapes and Moments   Education Resources: Tokyo: Exploration of the Metropolis 2.0 Momenta Photographic Workshops   Candid Frame Resources Making Photographs: Developing a Personal Visual Workflow Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort.  You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via . You can follow Ibarionex on and .

Elizabeth Sutton (b. 1989, New York, NY) is a millennial “mom-preneur” and visual artist and designer who has taken the nouveau arts scene by storm. In 2016, Elizabeth was selected to participate in the NYDesigns incubator program, exhibited at both the Affordable Art Fair & Hamptons Designer Showhouse, and was featured by Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing.” Her work has been featured in Entrepreneur, Arch Digest, Arch Digest Spain, The New York Post, Time Out Magazine, Haute Living, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and more. Elizabeth’s philanthropic endeavors range from the nationally-recognized 92nd Street Y to United Hatzalah, Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, and Lenox Health Greenwich Village, for which she’s raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. In 2017, Elizabeth participated in the Arch Digest Design Show and New York Design Center’s “What’s New What’s Next,” as well as hosted a fundraising event for ArtStart, which the Executive Co-Director described as “by far the most successful event” in her time with the organization. In 2018 Sutton launched a capsule collection with Bari Lynn Accessories for Bergdorf Goodman, which was subsequently picked up by Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Harrod’s. In Fall 2018, Sutton partnered with Joe & The Juice in locations across New York City, in support of The Art of Elysium. In Summer 2019, Elizabeth was commissioned to paint the 180ft square deck of the Manhattan Park Pool. Elizabeth’s tile collection for Tilebar is a two time award collection, from Architectural Digest and HD Expo. In Fall 2019, Elizabeth also launched her first leather collection along with her lifestyle blog. Most recently, Elizabeth launched a collaboration with Janovic, the largest paint supplier in New York, curating 5 exclusive color palettes, with her artwork wrapping 5 large buildings in New York City and featured on 18 bus shelters. In 2020, Elizabeth will be launching a huge collaboration with the luxury Eden Rock hotel in St. Barths. #convoswithliana --- 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/liana-zavo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liana-zavo/support

A trip to London to the Groucho and London Fashion Week

In this podcast, I am talking about people can honor God through secular music, how to express yourself through fashion, and what God speaks to me through art. Take a listen and enjoy.

Nimo is a Mongolian Fashion Designer, painter, artist. It's a big talk about fashion industry, art and world trends. Follow nimo_art on Instagram. Nimo - Fashion дизайнер из Монголии, художник и артист. Сегодня обсуждаем моду, искусство и мировые тренды. Подписывайтесь на канал Нимо в Инстаграме nimo_art

Liz Bretz is a fine art fashion photographer based in LA. In this episode - How she casts models for her work - How taking Improv helped her as a director and photographer - Releasing fear and self judgment to improve as an artist +MORE!Find her in Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lizbretz/Her Studio Space - Moon Seven Collective - https://www.moonsevencollective.com/

Las Textilianas somos muy afortunadas porque ademas de ser nuestras madrinas del podcast, hoy tenemos a dos mujeres decididas, fuertes con muchas inquietudes y sobre todo con mucho talento y profesionalidad. Son de esas mujeres que nos gustaría ver por un agujerito en su día a día, simplemente para aprender de ellas y ver como se desenvuelven frente a los retos que les van surgiendo. Estas mujeres son Charo Alvarez y Rocio Sanchez de Bilbao International Art & Fashion - BIAAF.

Dan is a local London lad who has created TV shows and has been in front of the camera and behind directing for many years. He oversights the media for Hillsong London and is passionate about seeing young creatives step into the full potential. He is also the founder of Media Collective London, a community of creatives within Hillsong London across fields such as photography, graphic design, film, fashion and web and app development.  Dan often talks about overcoming fear. Fear of failure is a massive restraint for creatives so learning that failure is not just an option, it's crucial is key to Dan's leadership. Tune in for some inspiring business tips, conversations on how to improve your mindset, heartset, soulset and healthset. The another startup story Podcast is for creative entrepreneurs, artists and leaders wanting to be the best versions of themselves. Be the artist of your life.  *** Sign up for the another startup story email newsletter at anotherstartupstory.com/signup  For transcripts of episodes, go to anotherstartupstory.com Find another startup story Website: anotherstartupstory.com IG:@anotherstartupstory | @tangkarmen Facebook: facebook.com/anotherstartupstory  Find Dan Blythe Website: hillsong.com/uk/mcl IG: @mediacollectivelondon | @danblythe8

Our guest, Yashmita Singh, seizes the day and her energy was infectious!Guest Insta - yashmita_singh, quack_bottlesMusic Credits:Intro/Outro Song - 'Sometimes it Shines'; Transition Song - 'Canada' (Parts of songs cut)Artist - Pictures of the Floating WorldWebsiteBodhiroom website: www.bodhiroom.com

Edward Goldman talks about exhibitions full of challenges and surprises at Skirball Cultural Center and Vielmetter Los Angeles.

In this week's episode we meet Suhun and Kesha, co-owners of Conkreteroses. A brand that specializes in fusing Art & Fashion. From hand-painted Apparel to commissioned Digital art pieces they create exceptional art that is accessible to all. They talk about their love of fine arts and their respective degrees from the New York Fashion School and the Rome Art School. They share their challenges with self-doubt, breaking social norms as two Asian girls and Kenyan - Indian boys! Listen to this Episode on: iTunes/Casbox/Instagram/YouTube/Facebook https://bit.ly/2IrPYFX

Welcome to the Making It Up Podcast! (Cue the disco beats!) In this podcast artists and ladies who make it happen Shannah Warwick of BLCKBTS and Filomena Jack of Filomena Jack Studio chat about living a creative life, making art, and figuring stuff out. And friendship. And country living... Thanks for giving us a listen! We are working to make great content that sounds divine. It may take us a little while to get there, but that’s part of the fun!

The designer's son and niece walked the runway and brother Tommy Hilfiger came out to show his support

The eponymous fashion designer, stylist and retail entrepreneur, Patricia Field,  sync's up with Marni on the Move host, Marni Salup to discuss art-fashion, career and wellness. Tune in to hear about all that's new and exciting in the world of Patricia Field from ARTFASHION and her new gallery in NYC to her daily wellness rituals, favorite car and fabulous poodles! On the show Pat mention's artists Scooter LaForge, Jodi Morlock, Suzanne Pitt;  Interior Designer Benjamin Noriega-Otitz; Costume Designer Milena Canonero; Playwright Paul Alexander and his show, TRINKETS; and documentaries:Valentio, Cristian Louboutin, and Manolo Blahnik. Connect: Patricia Field: www.patriciafield.com, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter @PatriciaField Subscribe, Download, Listen:  Marni on The Move: www.marnionthemove.com Instagram @marnisalup, @marnionthemove, Facebook @marnionthemove Twitter @marnisalup Thanks for tuning in  

A series about the ideas that have shaped the world we live in, created in association with Victoria University of Wellington's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and RNZ. In this episode we examine the way revolutions shaped and were shaped by the wider cultural contexts of fashion, literature and the visual arts. In addition to examining how these contexts and movements informed revolution, we also look at revolutionary moments in history that changed the arts forever. Featuring Dr David Maskill, Dr Margaret Medlyn and Dr James Meffan. Hosted by RNZ's Megan Whelan

School of Fashion students Jingci Jessie Wang and Max Lu have spent the year preparing for the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York. In September, they presented their unique collection on the runway with other Academy of Art Fashion students. In this video, they share their inspiration, choice of materials, and challenges of their process.

Academy of Art Fashion students put together a fashion show and launch for a new fashion app called Fashionclyp.

Entrevista con la directora de Bilbao International Art and Fashion, Charo Alvarez, uno de los mayores certámenes internacionales de jóvenes diseñadores, con la presentación de una jornada sobre emprendimiento e innovación para diseñadores emergentes.

 Cari Borja PhD, is an anthropologist and a fashion designer. She will discuss her fashion journey to becoming the designer she is today.  In this episode you will learn: - Cari's incredible academic journey. - Working at the Guggenheim, Moma, Telluride Film Festival, Chez Panisse and more! - Discusses the idea of " What makes an art object come to exist? What factors play a role?" - The concept of Transformation and the fluidity of transition in certain places. - The pros of being an independent designer. - Her new blog , Fashion, Film, Food - Balancing being a mom and a designer. - Her unique style philosophy.

Auch in dieser Woche präsentiert euch Jasper Neuheiten in Sachen Music, Art & Fashion. Diesmal holte er sich Tipps von zwei jungen Berlinern. Was die so hören, siehst du hier.

Perhaps one of the most under-appreciated designers of the 20th century, fashion curator Niloo Paydar joins us to discuss fashion prodigy Stephen Sprouse. Sprouse's fashions defined downtown New York cool during the 1970s and 1980s and set the stage for for so much of what we see in contemporary fashion today.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dressed-the-history-of-fashion/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy