Podcasts about art series

Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin talks to Bruce Pashak and Jan Langdon, the curators for the Gander Art Series, and to Ethan Murphy, the series' feature artist.

Rachel Drew grew up the daughter of folk-musician-sweethearts, who met in 1972.  They played the old venues such as No Exit in Chicago's Roger's Park neighborhood.  As a kid, she knew she had the music within her, her mind spinning melodies of her making and lyrics to boot.  Finally, Drew took that step into the world of singer-songwriting, taking up where her parents left off.   One-on-one, Drew and her guitar create an image of a great singer-songwriter.  Her lyrics thoughtful, wistful and full of imagery.   Her voice is pure and emotive.  The guitar, simple and supportive.   But this is only one side of her.  Backed by some well-known Chicago musicians, the Rachel Drew Band reveals that other side, one in which Drew can hold her own with such contemporaries as Anna Fermin and Neko Case.   There's that certain Chicago-Americana sound in the band.  Where pop sensibility meets the edgy Americana established by such bands and artists as Wilco and Langford.   The razzle-dazzle as straightforward as a no-nonsense Chicago red hot from Super Dawg.Drew is the ringmaster of this band, and her interview reveals her thoughtfulness on lyrics, motherhood, the music business and making soup.   www.RachelDrew.com for video of Summer's Over and more!Support the showWe are always grateful to have you listening to STRUNG OUT. If you like what you are hearing, please reach out to Martin at www.MartinMcCormack.com. There you can see his music, his art and his writings. We deeply appreciate your financial support as well. This link will bring you to Buy Me A Coffee.

This is part two of an interview with multi-talented songwriter/musician and visual artist Nicholas Barron.   His art studio/gallery in Rogers Park Chicago is just off the lake and it could be said that his studio and gallery serves also as a neighborhood consulate of goodwill and creativity. Nicholas pours his heart into his abstract paintings and his passion for his craft resonates with many loyal fans.  He is thoughtful, introspective and honest in what he feels is his pitfalls and triumphs.   A wonderful interview indeed. Support the showWe are always grateful to have you listening to STRUNG OUT. If you like what you are hearing, please reach out to Martin at www.MartinMcCormack.com. There you can see his music, his art and his writings. We deeply appreciate your financial support as well. This link will bring you to Buy Me A Coffee.

It is no secret that the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago is home to a lot of artists.  Musicians, painters, sculptors, theater companies and the people who make them happen.  So it is not surprising that Nicholas Barron has an art studio just this side south of the Evanston border.  In this 2 part series, we meet Barron the musician.  His unique fingerpicking style, accompanied by percussive hits on the guitar and even the beat-box style of early rap artists creates a textured, full sound.  This is rounded out by an extremely versatile voice--warm at times and full throated New Orleans shout at other times.  Watching him perform his well crafted lyrics is a show.   No small wonder that James Taylor tapped him in the New York Times as a musician to watch.  For all his talent, he has the artist passion that goes with it.  He started a campaign back in the '80's to protect the rights of street performers in Chicago.  The fact that many artists can make a living performing legally on Chicago streets can be traced back to Barron's efforts.   He is a complex, humble and engaging musician.   Part 2 will take us into the visual art world of Nicholas Barron, one that he inherited from his parents, both successful artists themselves. Support the showWe are always grateful to have you listening to STRUNG OUT. If you like what you are hearing, please reach out to Martin at www.MartinMcCormack.com. There you can see his music, his art and his writings. We deeply appreciate your financial support as well. This link will bring you to Buy Me A Coffee.

Welcome to another episode in our "State of the Art Series". In this episode, we have the privilege of delving into the world of ARDS with a true pioneer in the field. Join us as we sit down with Professor Danny McAuley to unravel the complexities of ARDS – from its underlying mechanisms to the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment. Professor McAuley's major interest is Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). His research strategy in ARDS is to investigate potential novel therapeutic agents in ARDS in vitro, in vivo in human models of ARDS and in phase 2 clinical trials to inform subsequent phase 3 clinical trials. He is currently investigating the role of MSCs, statins and ECCO2R in ARDS.

Incredible performances coming to Prince George, BC this 2023 2024 season! Get the inside scoop from Shelby Richardson. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arts-north/message

Tune in as we kick off our ART Series celebrating M. Gasby Brown! Hear how Gasby went from having a successful career for many years as a TV Correspondent for BET and FOX, a nonprofit fundraising expert, and owner of her own consulting firm, to ultimately stepping into her passion as a self-taught and accomplished painter with over 600 pieces in her collection today. I guarantee you will truly be inspired by Gasby's journey!

Welcome to Episode 71 of the Bold Artist Podcast! Does your art tell a story? Do you want to create a series of art pieces? Well, story and series go together! Today on the Bold Artist podcast Charla and Marijanel talk about creating a series of art, and they give you examples from their own body of work. HIGHLIGHTS Telling a story What is revealed about an artist from an entire body of work and from a single series of artworks Garage Sale Art Find more about Marijanel and Charla on their websites and Instagram, and be sure to check out Bold School and the online courses offered inside this world-changing community. WEBSITES: https://www.charla.ca/ https://marijanel.com/ https://www.boldschool.com/ INSTAGRAM: @boldartistpodcast @boldschoolinc @charla.maarschalk.art @marijanel .... Licensed Epidemic Music: ES_Emelie by Mondays

Local artist Melissa Gutierrez is behind the "Westofchester" series of illustrations of iconic places in South Florida. She speaks with WLRN's Carlos Frías about why it's important to record our memories of South Florida through art.

In today's show, we dive deep into the creative process and business aspects of developing a successful art series, featuring a special guest – the talented and accomplished artist, Drew Harris. Together, Sergio and Drew share their unique insights and experiences on how to create a cohesive body of work that captures the attention of both art enthusiasts and collectors. They also discuss the logistics of taking your art series on the road. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out on your creative journey, this episode is packed with invaluable advice, personal anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes stories that will inspire you to take your art series to the next level. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation between two passionate and successful artists – tune in now!

Support to build! Build to generate! Abundant daily blessUP to the Dimensional World!!! Bless yahh life!!! YessYahh --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mskimkicks/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mskimkicks/support

Bonjour Family, I am back with another episode of our Uncut Series. I am chatting about my holiday via Southwest Airlines and the newness of my adventure called life. I am calling this uncut because it is raw, unedited, and not a planned topic. It is just me riffing about some big changes in my life. We are all examining our lives and asking ourselves what is next. My "What's Next" was choosing myself and walking into my purpose full-time. Scared yet faithful to God's promises. What a ride. My hope in sharing is that you see your magnificence. I hope you have had a chance to check out our Black Women in the Art Series. We have a bonus chapter coming out next week with Mrs. Jennifer Arnold, Violist Extrodinaire.  She has played with symphonies all over the nation including the Oregan Symphony for 15 years. Her story is illuminating and I can not wait for you to hear it. Enjoy your day! Monica WisdomThank you for listening! Please share with your tribe and leave us a great review. Appreciate it!Join our waitlist for the Power Story Formula. An incredible course designed to help you choose, build and monetize an impactful story. www.monicawisdomHQ.com to sign up. Join our private community. Women EmergedEnjoy your day, Monica Wisdom

Welcome to a new series of STRUNG OUT, called The Philosophy of Art.  Martin interviews Chicago artist Walter Palmer Burrows about his background and inspiration to create art.  The son of Dr. Samuel Jacobs Burrows, MD FACS and Margaret Palmer Burrows, a poet, writer, and illustrator. Dr. Sam was born on December 3, 1895, in Ottowa, IL, and died Nov. 7, 1971. He was the owner and chief surgeon of Burrows Hospital, 669 Irving Park Road, Chicago, IL. He was a Chicago doctor for more than 50 years. Margaret Palmer Burrows, born December 28, 1905, was the woman of the month in the Chicago Tribune. She worked for William Randolph Hearst in 1925 as society columnist in the Call Bulletin, one of Hearst's newspapers in San Francisco. She was a member of the Arts Club of Chicago for many years. She died in September 1979. Dr. Sam and “Peggy” had eight children, all born at the Burrows hospital, four boys and four girls. All delivered by their father, Dr. Sam. Walter is a Chicago artist and owner of Burrows Art Galleries has been an active member of the Chicago Art Community since 1977. Walter's mother, Margaret, was a well-known Chicago artist in the '50s and '60s. His grandmother, Mary White Palmer, great grandmother and his sister, Wendy Burrows Carlton, were or are artists.” It's in my blood,” says Walter. He found influence in not only his family but also Julie Thecia.Support the showWe are always grateful to have you listening to STRUNG OUT. If you like what you are hearing, please reach out to Martin at www.MartinMcCormack.com. There you can see his music, his art and his writings. We deeply appreciate your financial support as well. This link will bring you to Buy Me A Coffee.

New York artist Rose Brawn is talking about how her personal experience with physical issues informed her current work. Her new Circle series explores the idea of a "perfect shape" gaining more beauty after being distorted or damaged. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-the-art-scene/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-the-art-scene/support

More interviews with the heroes who build and sustain our Northern Front & Wyoming music scene! From the Andromeda Galaxy, by way of Colorado, we bring you White Cat Pink. Visit him at whitecatpink.com. He brings a Genesis- and Bowie-inspired repertoire and is a great supporter of the local DIY scene in Wyoming and Colorado. You can find White Cat Pink's music at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbI0b0P2SKeBHxaIZ73S5g  Support us at patreon.com/solidarityhouse

We kick off our new Solidarity Music & Art series by speaking with Alex Soveroski, owner of Laramie underground venue The Greenhouse, a key venue for the local music scene. We hope you enjoy the new series! 

Hi Kids! Thank you for listening to another episode of "Dad, How Do I? Podcast" with my nephew, Travis and me.  We started the day golfing, so we give a recap about that as well as my experience recording my first art video with my nephew Adam.  Also, we talk about charities I'm interested in, I clarify more on my next stage, and then Travis asks me about examining your own life as time marches on.  Are you an always "Say No" parent?  Thanks for listening and we hope you have a great week! God Bless! Please listen, subscribe and share the podcast.  We would love to read your email (maybe even on air).  Please email DadPodQs@gmail.com  

Hi Kids! Thank you for listening to another episode of "Dad, How Do I? Podcast" with my nephew, Travis and me.  I hope everyone had a fun and safe 4th of July.  In this episode, we start it as usual with a Dad Joke, Travis shares some stories about his daughter, Jacquelynn, I talk about playing Kristine in Pickleball, I share about the art series I am doing with my nephew Adam, and then we talk about some nostalgic fireworks.  What's your favorite food to make on the barbeque?  We also answer a listener's email.  Was it yours?    God Bless! Please listen, subscribe and share the podcast.  We would love to read your email (maybe even on air).  Please email DadPodQs@gmail.com 

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - David Ellingsen will be giving the residents of Cortes Island two presentations of his latest fine art photography series this year. “I'm going to be speaking at the Cortes Island Museum and Archives AGM on the 27th. It's a fairly short talk, probably about 45 minutes, and then some time for Q and A. So it's not a huge amount of time. I'm going to be speaking a little bit about the ‘Falling Boundaries' series. I also am planning on exhibiting this series, the actual prints, in the summer time,” he explained. The second exhibit will be at the Old Schoolhouse Gallery on the weekends of July 29 - 31 and August 5th-7th. “Falling Boundaries” is an emotional response to the decline of British Columbia's first growth forests. Ellingsen's original inspiration for the series came from the stumps near his childhood home at Reef Point Farm on Cortes Island. The Cortes Island Museum gave him access to its' ‘Von Donop Shed,' allowing Ellingsen to take the old logging tools into the forest to be photographed. The current project came into being after a biologist invited him to take ‘before' and ‘after' pictures of an old growth forest, north of Campbell River, that was about to be cut. “It took me a while to figure out what I wanted to say with these images and that's why I wanted to inject the historical, archival photos into these to speak to a span of time here. So then I worked with the Royal BC Museum here in Victoria, and almost all of the photographs are from Vancouver Island as well. I wanted to try and keep those close to the same area where I made my original photographs, and then installed those images into my original photographs. The result is as you see with the ‘Falling Boundaries' series,” explained Ellingsen. “I think most of us feel an incredible sense of loss just over the last couple of years, with the realization that we are down to less than 3% of the big tree old growth, as they call it.” He described the recent logging protests at Fairy Creek as “an emotional response to the predicament that we find ourselves in.” “I was really interested in looking at this from the perspective of what has happened since the arrival of the colonists, the settlers. Which of course is exactly my family history, and so my story to tell because that's the history of my family. We've been working in the forest, basically, since we got here.” Ellingsen's ancestors were among the first settlers to arrive on Cortes Island. The Mike Manson whose name persists in Mansons Landing was among them. Generations of the Ellingsen family were born on Cortes Island and remain there to this day. “I live in Victoria, but still consider Cortes my home base. I probably will my whole life just because of being born and raised down on Reef Point Farm on the south tip. It's such an incredible place to grow up as a child and as a youth with the forest,” he said.

we were taught that being alone means lonely. before, i didn't want people to see that i'm lonely so i hid inside the cocoon of my friends. i was still lonely though, but that's mainly because i didn't know how to be contented with my own company. today let's talk about the art of enjoying your own company, and how walking, baking, gardening, and more of these things could help you love your own company.

The new CBC NL series Unearthed is looking at historical connections between our province and enslaved Black People. We hear from producer Heather Barrett and learn more about the not-often-talked-about history. Going once, going twice, sold! The Happy Valley-Goose Bay Rotary Club is hosting its annual live auction this Sunday. We hear from Rotarian Stanley Oliver about why you should take part. A Labradorian is attempting to petition the government to increase the speed limit on the Trans-Labrador Highway, and he isn't alone in his efforts. We hear from Patrick Burke. The National Inuit Youth Council president says the Premier championing oil and gas is tone-deaf when it comes to COP26. We speak to Brian Pottle to get his impressions. Artist Jennifer Young has spent the last year and a half working with Inuk elder Ellen Ford, creating encaustic artwork from her stories. They join us to speak about the project today. With a second pandemic winter looming, and COVID-19 cases on the rise in many parts of the country, how can we protect our mental health this winter? We speak with psychotherapist Michael Lochran.

Pada episode kali ini, Marwa berdiskusi dengan para editor buku The Global South: Refleksi dan Visi Studi Hubungan Internasionall; Luqman-nul Hakim, Muhadi Sugiono, dan Mohtar Mas'oed. Buku The Global South merupakan upaya para akademisi untuk mengkaji dan mengadvokasikan pentingnya visi keilmuan baru dalam studi hubungan internasional yang dikembangkan melalui perspektif Dunia Selatan. Karya ini adalah bagian dari State of the Art Series yang diterbitkan atas kerjasama UGM Press dan FISIPOL UGM. Para pendengar bisa mendapatkan buku ini melalui UGM Press dan toko-toko buku yang mendistribusikannya. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Kredit lagu: Chicago Jazz (BGM No Copyright). -------------------------------------------------------------------- Youtube: https://youtu.be/8izKcoNWxG8

Below the surface of Shantell Martin's signature black and white drawings is an artists' inquiry into the role of artist and viewer, where a work of art is more than an object of admiration disconnected from its inception. With a meditative process defined by an uninhibited flow, her compositions embody her internal state and the impermanence of the world around her. Exploring themes such as intersectionality, identity, and play, Martin is a cultural facilitator, forging new connections between fine art, education, design, philosophy, and technology. In addition to prestigious solo shows at some of the most renowned art institutions including the 92Y Gallery in New York City, the iconic Albright Knox Gallery, and the MoCADA Museum, Martin has carved a path for herself that is as much intellectual as a producer and visual artist. During her two year tenure as an MIT Media Lab Visiting Scholar, Martin collaborated with the social computing group to use drawing as a medium to explore the interaction of social processes with physical spaces. At the Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Martin created a large-scale wall installation and worked with the Institute's research group to explore how visual and computerized storytelling might influence media and technology innovation. A fashion and design icon in her own right, Martin has collaborated with iconic brands such as Nike, Vitra, Max Mara, Tiffany & Co., and in 2018, Puma launched a global capsule collection featuring her drawings. Martin has collaborated with legendary artists such as Pulitzer Prize-winning performance artist Kendrick Lamar and acclaimed designer Kelly Wearstler. In late 2018, she was asked to collaborate with the prestigious New York City Ballet, where she created large-scale drawings in the performance hall and foyer of the Lincoln Center for the company's celebrated Art Series. She continues to teach as an adjunct professor at NYU Tisch ITP (Interactive Telecommunications Program), where she works with her students to push the boundaries of storytelling, visual art, and technology. Follow Shantell on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Brought to you by the British Consulate General, New York. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram.

CryptYuna twitter https://twitter.com/cryptoyuna Website: http://cryptoyuna.art/ Avatar project: https://lostavatars.art/ [0.55-03.25] Yuna first got into NFTs when she saw a tweet by OG $TRSH artist http://twitter.com/robnessofficial (Robness) on twitter. [3:46-7:14] She orignially was an oil painter in traditional art and wanted to paint realism, but when she got into NFTs, realised that she had to switch to digital techniques, so started learning how to use Procreate on an iPAD. She became part of a artist community on Telegram that became the $TRSH Art group. She gets bored easily, so resisted having a "signature" style for a while in her career, but eventually she did develop a recognisable signature style. [7:43-9:28] Yuna doesn't consider her Art "$TRSH art" anymore, sees it as a distinct time period in CryptoArt history. Was a reaction against people disparaging the artists, and sees a lot of the pieces as an inside joke that was remixed and shared amongst artists. [9:57 - 13:37]Yuna along with https://twitter.com/stina_jones (Stina Jones), https://twitter.com/theAngieTaylor (Angie Taylor) and https://twitter.com/blackboxdotart (Sparrow) started https://womenofcrypto.art/ (WOCA) organised the first female NFT art show CryptoVoxels called https://peakd.com/hive-156509/@jilt/she-art-exibition-my-nft-on-cryptovoxels (She ART). This led to an even bigger all female exhibition organised by GraffitiKINGS and Darren Cullen and supported by WOCA that was featured in NBC News called https://graffitikings.co.uk/graffiti-queens-nft-art/ (Graffiti Queens) that spanned 9 galleries and over 300 works. [13:47 - 19:11] Yuna's kids kept asking her why she wasn't doing NFT game, and she saw a lot of other profile picture projects where she didn't like the art and wondered why Artsts were not doing these projects. So decided to push the boundaries and do https://lostavatars.art/ (Lost Avatars) with https://twitter.com/graffitikings (GraffitiKings) and https://twitter.com/arnputz (Arnold) Which is set to launch soon. [19:32- 22:26] Yuna talks about future plans, including buying land in the Metaverse, holding concerts there for her avatars, doing exhibitions in China and Korea.

Episode interview with Max Osiris. Find his twitterhttp://twitter.com/maxosirisart ( Max Osiris Art) and his blog athttps://maxosiris.com/ ( Max Osiris). Time Stamps [00:37 - 01:30] Max was bitten by the NFT crypto art bug in 2018 when, during his research on blockchain, he stumbled acrosshttps://superrare.com/ ( SuperRare) and the concept of art as NFTs on the blockchain. “It [NFT crypto art] seemed naturally like the evolution of art. I had the intuitive sense that this is going to be big.”   [01:31 - 02:53] Max then started submitting artwork to SuperRare, describing it as a digital and modern fine art gallery.  “They [SuperRare] looked likehttps://www.sothebys.com/en/ ( Sotheby's).”     [02:54 - 04:19] Describes himself as a transdimensional artist. Has been called a digital shaman, which he understands he might have earned through his interests in psychedelics and visionary states.    [04:20 - 04:59] Some of Max's favorite art is art that speaks to something (be it political issues or philosophical issues). Feels crypto art is a good vehicle for capturing the zeitgeist.    [05:03 - 07:20] Feels that the democratization of art is one of the most exciting aspects of NFT crypto art. Resents the idea that there is an exclusive group of people likehttps://www.kennyschachter.art/ ( Kenny Schachter) who have “great taste in art” and who, thus, dictate what great art is.    [07:25 - 08:50] Loves that crypto art has disintermediated the art world, making traditional art galleries and curators less important than they used to be. Notes that individuals can now show off their NFT crypto art collections (likehttp://twitter.com/robnessofficial ( Robness),https://www.twitter.com/XCOPYART ( X Copy), etc) on sites likehttp://oncyber.io/ ( Cyber).   [08:51 - 12:14] Has had to mint art on different platforms likehttps://knownorigin.io/ ( KnownOrigin),https://rarible.com/ ( Rarible), andhttps://opensea.io/ ( OpenSea) because, at some point, he was kicked off another platform. Was kicked off SuperRare because he used portions of Hackatao in his “https://superrare.com/artwork-v2/i1o-i1o-i1o-[edit]-love-13170 (I1O I1O I1O [EDIT] LOVE)” piece withouthttps://twitter.com/Hackatao ( Hackatao)'s permission. Was kicked off KnownOrigin because he got doxxed.    [12:15 - 13:27] When an Institut Gallery show in London demanded that Max's submission be bound by the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act), Max refused and, instead, submitted a piece titled https://knownorigin.io/gallery/586100-dmca-rejected-institut-submission (DMCA) which was mostly whitespace with a paragraph talking about the absurdity of the DMCA.   [13:38 - 14:28] Displeased that https://twitter.com/KimDotcom (Kim Dotcom) was harassed over copyright issues and has been fighting extradition for about 10 years. Largely blames industries that pay lawmakers to control individual artists through digital rights management and, invariably, stifle creativity.    [14:29 - 16:38] http://twitter.com/robnessofficial (Robness) digitized the https://opensea.io/assets/0xb932a70a57673d89f4acffbe830e8ed7f75fb9e0/7323 (64 GALLON TOTER) as a protest to copyright issues and Max being banned.  “That was like the resistance piece to me getting banned, amongst other things.”  This was to be the beginning of the Trash Art movement, with more artists joining in to stand up for each other against the gatekeeping on platforms. Following the clamour by artists that the ban on Max and Robness be lifted, the platform eventually caved, agreeing to let Max and Robness back on with hopes that they would not “cause any more trouble”.  [16:39 - 19:28] Max believes the platforms are simply trying to avoid hosting content that violates copyright laws. Resents that DMCA is used to stifle creativity, control, and extort money from artists....

As someone who belonged in big groups and someone who experienced being a total people pleaser, Catherine talks about the art of protecting your peace and why it is important. It is very freeing to just be yourself no matter where you go.

Episode interview with Eric Paul Rhodes, find his twitter http://twitter.com/secondrealm (Second Realm) and his blog at https://www.theouterrealm.io/about (The Outer Realm) Time Stamps [1:03 - 1:53] Eric fell down the NFT crypto art rabbit hole on twitter and was introduced to artists such as https://www.twitter.com/XCOPYART (X Copy) , http://www.twitter.com/NotColdy (Coldy), http://twitter.com/robnessofficial (Robness), http://twitter.com/maxosirisart (maxosiris), http://twitter.com/Jay_Delay (Jay Delay). [2:10 - 4:12] Wanted to become a TRSH art historian because he saw the narrative was being shifted after the fact, he wanted to give an unbiased 5000 foot overview of the movement https://www.theouterrealm.io/blog/a-short-history-of-nft-trash-art (https://www.theouterrealm.io/blog/a-short-history-of-nft-trash-art)  https://www.theouterrealm.io/blog/the-origins-of-trash-art (https://www.theouterrealm.io/blog/the-origins-of-trash-art)  Darren Kleine first wrote about it. https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/2020/03/24/immutable-trash-crypto-art-censorship-meaning (https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/2020/03/24/immutable-trash-crypto-art-censorship-meaning)  [4:26 - 9:31] TRSH art movement came about because the whales of https://superrare.com/ (SuperRare) specifically led by https://twitter.com/WhaleShark_Pro (Whaleshark) were determining what was eligible to be on the platform. A lot of artists that didn't meet a certain aesthetic criteria was pushed off the platform. Eric felt that Superrare sided with the whales and not the artists. https://twitter.com/j1mmyeth (j1mmyeth) was the one who coined the term $TRSH Art. Eric led a mass exodus of artists to the https://rarible.com/ (Rarible) platform, having it gain in popularity. [10:08 - 13:04] Trash art is a decentralised movement which has evolved and shaped the current NFT space. The idea of limited or no gatekeeping on platforms today is heavily because of trash artists pushed back and meme'd their way to victory. Comprises 3 main areas today, the idea of openness and onboarding as many people as possible into the NFT space, the meme of the trash can, and the aesthetics of glitchy appropriation art. [13:19 - 16:43] Trash art movement's fight against gatekeeping will go into the history books alongside the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressionism (impressionists movement) and the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada (dadaists movement). The similarities are that the terms Trash artist and Impressionist were both derogatory terms that were reclaimed. Even though the artists were only together for a short time, their impact were felt long after they had gone their separate ways. Case in point, today, SuperRare is full of trash art. [17:17 - 19:51] Eric started out as an anon but chose to doxx himself as an artist because he didn't want to pretend to be a persona. The NFT space has opened to him a lot more since he became doxxed. [20:11 - 23:56] Eric thinks artists always reveal what they want about themselves and that anonymity that is common in NFTs allows a certain performance aspect of the artist persona that is somewhat unique. he thinks https://twitter.com/muratpak (Pak) is a team of people, and doesn't respect them as an artist in the NFT space. Xcopy is an example of the anonymity as adding a performance quality to the art. Thinks in some ways that this has always been the case, cites https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_da_Vinci (Leonardo Da Vinci) as someone who has been credited with a lot of inventions that might not be invented by him but merely documented. [24:28 - 23:38] Loves the attention that profile picture NFT projects bring to the NFT space. Didn't see the big deal about https://www.larvalabs.com/cryptopunks (cryptopunks), had many chances to collect them but didn't see it blowing up. Didn't see that cryptopunks turning into clout chasing decentralised social media. Thinks that art is being pushed

In this episode, Becca talks about what an art series or collection is and gives a little background of her experience as a series artist. If you would like to support her art more you may leave a review on the podcasts channels wherever you listen to your podcasts, or you may find her work and Patreon in these links: Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/beccabehunin?fan_landing=true Instagram- @beccabehuninart website- www.beccabehunin.com

Series I, Chapter 15: The Nature of Art, Session 3Based on the teaching of Professor Mary HolmesTopics:Judgments of ArtTalking about ArtWhat Makes a Work of Art Great?Questions? Email DoctorRap@zohomail.com

Series I, Chapter 15: The Nature of Art, Session 2Based on the teaching of Professor Mary HolmesTopics:Paradox 2: Escape and ReturnParadox 3: I and WeParadox 4: Integrity and ChangeThe Power of ArtThe Goal of ArtQuestions? Email DoctorRap@zohomail.com

Series I, Chapter 15: The Nature of Art, Session 1Based on the teaching of Professor Mary HolmesSession 1 Topics: Why Art? What is Art? How Art Works Paradox 1: Empathy and Psychic DistanceThe Willing Suspension of DisbeliefQuestions? Email DoctorRap@zohomail.com

While Suzanne puts the finishing touches on her next gem of an Enneagram book, Joel took The Enneagram Journey on the road and met up with Enneagram 7, Michelle B. Noah, to get a guided tour of her enneagram art series, By The Numbers. Michelle walks Joel through all 30 paintings (9 core numbers, 18 wings, and 3 triads), giving her thoughts, interpretations, and inspirations for how she painted each one. It is a BEAUTIFUL series of art that you can find currently at The Eisemann Center in Richardson, TX and at michellebnoah.com You can find pictures of Michelle and the art at theenneagramjourney.org to view as well as you listen to today's show.

Uplift.Art Series One - Own History, Ultra-rare Art on the Blockchain w/ Mblu   Bluejays interviews Mblu on his upcoming Series One release on Sun Nov. 15th and dives into the project and what drives Michael Blu to create such amazing art.   About Uplift.art:   Uplift.Art, designed with a mission to aid in the creation of a resource model with the primary objective to fund the development for UpliftNation.io thrusting it forward to becoming a beacon of hope and integrity within the charitable space. As a primary funding arm for Upliftnation, all profits from Uplift.Art will go towards building and operating the 501c3 that is Upliftnation.io.     https://uplift.art https://t.me/upliftart     Join Our Email List on nfthype.com and Follow us on Twitter @nft_hype to be notified first of videos and community events.   ------------------------------------------------------------ Welcome to the NFT Hype Channel,   We are a show and podcast that focuses on Rare digital Art and Collectibles.   Don't have time to watch but still want to listen at your own convenience? We are on:   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6xY4m0p...   Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...   Website: https://www.nfthype.com Join Our Email List   Follow us on Twitter @nft_hype   Telegram chat group: https://t.me/nfthype or @nfthype   Telegram News Channel: https://t.me/nfthypealerts   Email: nfthype@protonmail.com   Giveaways and Donation WAX wallet: nfthypeonwax   Follow Us Here:   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NFT-Hype-108...   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nfthype/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/NFT_Hype     ********************************************************* If you are an artist, project or fan of NFT Hype and would like to support the show , please consider donating some NFTs or WAX to:   nfthypeonwax   This goes a long way in covering operating costs and production of the show.   Thanks for your support!! *********************************************************   --- DISCLAIMER   We (NFT Hype hosts and it's guests) are NOT financial advisers. This show reflects our own (amateur) understanding of the underlying issues. Do your own research and verify everything by yourself.   All of the foregoing is commentary for informational and entertainment purposes only.   All statements and expressions are the opinions of the show hosts and are not meant to be a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold assets.   The information presented herein, on our website and social channels have been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but its accuracy is not guaranteed.   Estimates, assumptions, and other forward-looking information are subject to the limits of forecasting. Actual future developments may differ materially due to many factors.

Meet  artist Ann Golumbuk from San Diego California. In this episode, she shares how she successfully released a new body of work that generated big sales before the end of the year. Ann took part of my annual Small Works Art Sales Challenge and had amazing success.

In this episode we will switch gears after the last three back-back episodes from the Architecture and Art Series; and look at some fascinating aspects of Religion, Culture, Realpolitik and Fashion in the Royal Court of Hampi.  I can assure you, it will be an illuminating episode. At the end of it you will most certainly come out with a lot more clarity about what made Vijayanagara tick and how it thrived in the age of Sultans. Images: https://bit.ly/32YqdXG (2013 G8 Summit Group Picture of World Leaders) https://bit.ly/32YqdXG (2017 G20 Summit Group Picture of World Leaders) https://pasteboard.co/JsZXrqc.png (Pallava Headgear resembling Kullayi) https://pasteboard.co/JsZYyPG.png (Rashtrakuta Headgear resembling Kullayi) https://pasteboard.co/JsZZhjX.png (Kullayi and Kabayi from Vijayanagara Era - Lepakshi Painting) https://pasteboard.co/Jt000JU.png (Chola Era Headgear from GangaiKondaCholapuram - 11th century) https://jkmeadows.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/vishnu.jpg?w=649&h=843 (Sleeping Vishnu and Adisesha)

Tyler Deauvea talks about how Kobe Bryant served as the muse in new “For the Luv of the Game” art series. The Houston-based artist began his career back in 2015 in photography and film, before delving into collages and other multimedia. Known for his signature "AFROPOP" style, Deauvea started his new series to honor the generation of NBA superstars like Allen Iverson, Tracy McGrady and Michael Jordan, that inspired him as a youth after his favorite basketball player, the Black Mamba, tragically passed away in a helicopter crash. Currently, his work can be seen at Premium Goods and he has shown in the past at Houston's prestigious Museum of Fine Arts.

S2EP4 | We filmed a really fun podcast w/ artist Micah Mariah while enjoying some of the deserts best coffee and horchata lattes at Sixth Street Coffee. This podcast was just one piece of the Nonfiction Art Series, an experience that will connect artists with the individuals impacted by their work in a unique and meaningful way. It is a collaboration brought to the community by creative professionals who utilize the social platforms they have established to shed light on local artists and their stories with the goal of unifying our communities and organizations. Learning is an individual process, a process that can be different from one viewer to the next therefore this series will create a multi-sensory experience to fully comprehend the artist and their work. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selected-series/support

We hope you enjoy this ASMR episode of Lori and Charlie painting and sketching some fun art pieces. This will be the first episode of this series, so please join along and see how our pieces turn out! Let us know your favorite triggers! Get in touch with us at: Instagram - @assortedasmr Twitter - @assortedasmr --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This interview features the amazing and super talented Ea Torrado. Ea Torrado is a multidimensional healing artist whose medicine blends the use of body, voice, ritual and storytelling. She is founder and artistic director of Manila-based dance theatre group, Daloy Dance Company. With the company, Ea has presented Walang Hiya Festival, Sayaw Galaw, Ugnayan Community Program and Tanghal at Talakay, all are projects that tapped diverse Filipino communities by utilizing dance as a tool for personal and social change. She is also the founder of Daloy Movement, a guided and durational free-form healing dance practice originated and developed in the Philippines, that many people find liberating, transformative and healing. We discuss dance, meditation, mindfulness, and expressive art as healing modalities. We talk about passion and fire of the artist, combined with the cooling winds of meditation. May All Benefit.

Welcome to episode 8 of On the Couch with Lahnee, a Podcast that will explore sex positive, body positive and inclusive content, break some taboos and introduce you to some epic humans and ideas.This episode is PART 4 in my mini-series on BODY IMAGE. If you missed the first 3 make sure you go and check them out too!In this episode, I chat with QLD based artist Rhiannon H. from RMH Art about her new 'Self Love Series', stunning artwork designed to show real women how incredible their bodies truly are. We talk post baby body love, sexuality after kids and how loving the skin she was in changed Rhiannon's entire outlook on life. I want to thank you for tuning into my podcast! You can join me On The Couch every week for new episodes and amazing guests. If you like what you hear, please subscribe to my channel, leave me a review & rating, and show me some love! Take a screen shot, share it with your family, friends, and tag me on Instagram.Until next time.My Website: www.lahneepavlovich.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lahneeland/RMH Art Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rmh_art/RMH Art Website: https://www.rmhart.com/

Matthew Toms is one of the most focussed, most honest, most decent, hardest working people you will find. As you will hear, if his brain was a machine, it would be a spaceship travelling mach 100. He moves with a serious pace and with his work with the Deague Group, creating the incredible, iconic, Art Series Hotel shows the level of accomplishment and achievement that Matthew brings to the table. But with Matthew it is not all a one way street. His ongoing work with the Irvine Club and now WellAware shows he is always supporting his community and putting back what he takes out. He has inspired many people and he has positively impacted many peoples lives. But, it's not all wine and roses. It never is. As you will hear, Matthew had his own moment of self-reflection which was forced upon him by his own drive and relentlessness. In this imposed hiatus and change of career path, Matthew may not have changed his work ethic, but he now knows when to take the foot off the pedal. Please enjoy our conversation.

DreZ and @Hucksbeerbuzz welcome Kirsty on the show and brought her some of her favorite styles of beers from @OffColorBrewing @bold_themes and @deepellumbrewing . Also trying out the #UndergroundArtistSeries from @StarrHill #BrewsdayTuesday

DreZ and @Hucksbeerbuzz welcome Kirsty on the show and brought her some of her favorite styles of beers from @OffColorBrewing @bold_themes and @deepellumbrewing . Also trying out the #UndergroundArtistSeries from @StarrHill #BrewsdayTuesday

Art Series mix 007 / November 2019 Facebook: www.facebook.com/sergey.artro Instagram: www.instagram.com/artro_music

Campo Viejo "Art Series" Reserva Rioja In this episode, Rob, Scott, and Becky review a mediocre wine from Spain in Campo Viejo Art Series Reserva Rioja.  Further, in a new segment, Rob mediates a debate between Scott and Becky as they argue which is best, Columbia Valley or the Russian River Valley.  Will Scott show wine expertise and overall massive intellect and win the debate, or does Scott lack both expertise and intellect, thus be at a massive disadvantage? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

John Constable painted this bucolic landscape for Major General Francis Slater–Rebow but it's not what it appears to be! We'll talk about the headaches caused by an overeager client and what one of those cows is hiding.  We'll also see how Constable used a technique to conjure up distant figures, just like Camille Pissarro did decades later. And we'll find out how Constable's cheapness and cold feet nearly cost him the love of his life! See the artwork at https://alonglookpodcast.com/wivenhoe-park-essex-by-john-constable/ SHOW NOTES (TRANSCRIPT) “A Long Look” theme is “Ascension” by Ron Gelinas https://youtu.be/jGEdNSNkZoo Episode theme is “Piano Sonata no. 11, K. 331 – I. Andante grazioso” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Courtesy of musopen.org. Wivenhoe Park, Essex info https://www.nga.gov/collection/highlights/constable-wivenhoe-park-essex.html https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.1147.html https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.1147.html#relatedpages British Paintings of the Sixteenth through Nineteenth Centuries (PDF) Constable info John Constable (Masters of Art Series) by John Walker (Amazon) Slow Art Day The post Wivenhoe Park, Essex by John Constable appeared first on A Long Look.

Scrapisodes are segments that are too good to be left on the cutting room floor. Jordan C Brun was interviewed for Episode 4 - The A in STEAM. His full interview can be found on Patreon. Learn more at lizzylizzyliz.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

This episode is the Best of our 6 part series on Ancient Art (episodes 28-33). -For full show notes visit: https://ridgelightranch.com/bestof-ancient-art-podcast-44/ -Please note: Starting in April, new episodes will be released every other Thursday (not Mondays like season 1 and 2). -For info about our local summer art classes visit: https://ridgelightranch.com/art-classes/. -For updates on my upcoming book visit: https://ridgelightranch.com/book/.

ARTRO PRES. ART SERIES MIX 006 [ELECTRONICA] 01.Daniele Kama, Hassio, Archila - Pot Of Gold (Original Mix) 02.Briam Ohconer - Desentendido (Original Mix) 03.Solapa (Original Mix) 04.Valium (Original Mix) 05.gustavho bacilo & german luque - were 06.Herck- Kuebiko 07.Marcelo Cura, Origins Of Time - La Barraque (Original Mix) 08.Point G & Traumer- Modulation Tropique 09.Yaya - Evolver (Original Mix) 10.Iva Dive - Macarena (Yves Bonjour, Sternenflut Remix) 11.Za Paradigma - Replay (Samuel Jabba Remix) 12.Crihan - Grosso Modo

SFTL 355: Onsite Recording at Baxter's 942 Bar & Grill | 10.9.2018Kevin Hale shoots with Tawana Bain & Shaun Escobar. Tawana owns/operates AFMThreads - Located in St Matthews Mall. Women & Mens Clothing for the everyday guy and gal. From play threads to elegant threads. She joins us to talk about AFMThreads and promote their monthly event - For the Love of Art Series. Shaun - aka Dj EQuip - will be providing the sounds at the event. He also shares his current projects, business ventures & more. Great segment with these cool people.

2018.08 ARTRO pres. Art Series Mix 005 (Electronica & Deep House) Mixed by ARTRO// Art Series Mix 005// TRACKLIST: 01. PREANCE - Moon Walker (Pk Vibe Remix) 02. Israel Vich - All the Time 03. Fade, Kolo Fortie - Gray 04. Paolo Tossio - Don't Stop 05. Remzi - Embrace 06. Rik-Art - Sunset Room 07. 7even (GR) - Pasiphae 08. Rey & Kjavik - Iye 09. Serdar Ayyildiz ft. Burcu Karadag - Bi Men Maro (Deep Mix) 10. Ludwig Armstrong - Easterville (Maximo Gladius Remix) 11. Bedouin - No Trace 12. Mark Alow - Trip To The Lonely Planet 13. Manik - Sally 14. Sebbo - Anyway (Daniel Bortz Remix) 15. Praslesh - Teamtime 16. RWTA - 24/7 17. Nukreative - Innocence

The Modern Art Series: Coubet and Manet and I am joined in studio with Guest- Host, Harry Mattull (@harrymattullart) We discuss French Realism with artists: Gustave Courbet, Jean-François Millet, Honoré Daumier and the first Modern Artist, Édouard Manet. Click Here to See Paintings Discussed in this Episode  I'd like to thank Harry for joining me on this podcast. Check out his artwork on Instagram at @harrymattullart and see some of his work in the show notes, click link to view. Show Notes - paintings discussed - available at www.collisionpodcast.com Collision Podcast, Where Art, History & Music Collide with Host Sharon M. Fitzgerald, MA  

Art Series mix by Artro. July podcast 2018 TRACKLIST: 01. Thomas A.S. - Changes Back Again 02. JfAlexsander - Time Life (Ezeo Remix) 03. Bizen Lopez - On Off & Eglo (Original Mix) 04. Empat - Constantly Changing (Original Mix) 05. Hats & Klaps - Frozen Memories (Fulltone Remix) 06. Dr. Nice - Eternal Now (Original mix) 07. Kaiyer - OriShas (Original Mix) 08. Mattias Coll - Fenced (Original Mix) 09. Unique (CRO) - Bad Addiction (Original Mix) 10. Araqell - Nirvana (Original Mix) 11. ALXBRO - Back To Acid (Original mix) 12. KKozz - Say My Name (Original Mix) 13. Giuliano Rodrigues & JUBBA - Black Kiss (JUBBA Remix) 14. Remcord & Juan (FR) - Asek (Original Mix) 15. Dr. Nice - We A Future (Original mix) 16. JfAlexsander - Reforce (Original Mix) 17. Extended Play - Jacob's Ladder (Cool Gold Simple Dub) 18. Ratsel - Ratsel (BDTom Remix)

Art Series mix 003. June 2018. TRACKLIST: 01.Pan - Bacchus Rising 02.ALIMUSIC - Birl - Across Your Dream 03.Sahal - Magharibi 04.Tebra - Put (Original Mix) 05.Aleksandar Kojic - Cashmere Sweater (Original Mix) 06.Mozkai - Sophia (Original Mix) 07.Armen Miran & Hraach - Mysterious World (Original Mix) 08.7even (GR) - Pallada (Original Mix) 09.Laroz Camel Rider - Mad Dog (Original Mix 10.Daniele Kama, Hassio (COL), Archila - Pot Of Gold (Original Mix) 11.Alex Font - Now Is My Time (Shall Ocin Remix Remastered) 12.Alternative Sound - Faxe (Original Mix) 13.Archie Hamilton - Dos Equis (Original Mix) 14.Miroloja - V_l_o (Macarie Remix) 15.Briam Ohconer - Solapa (Original Mix) 16.Iva Dive - Macarena (Yves Bonjour, Sternenflut Remix) 17.Marcelo Cura, Origins Of Time - La Barraque (Original Mix) 18.Priku - Marie Mirare 19.Clarkent - Astalavista 20.Gustavho Bacilo, Saul Nieto - Deep Folishness (Original Mix) 21.Yohan Esprada - The Drums (Ilias Katelanos Remix) 22.Stavroz - The Finishing (Powel Remix)

Art series mix 002, May 2018 Tracklist: 01. Fake Mood - Insomnia 02. Pedro Costa - Toto (Original Mix) 03. Johan Mila, Danny B - Somo (Frink Remix) 04. James Dexter - Drift (Original Mix) 05. Grace In Space, Dranga - Ghetto (James Himself Remix) 06. PHCK - Cecilia 07. Barz- Trash (Chaostrail Remix) 08. Jaco (IT) - Why Not (Original Mix) 09. Massud Matin, Kike Mayor, Max (Italy) - Dream Fast With Coffee 10. Chriss Ronson, Ambos - Resonance (Original Mix) 11. Tome R - Curiosity (Mihai Popoviciu Remix) 12. Ramon Bedoya - El Poema (Original Mix) 13. Pauli Pocket & Daniel Jaeger - Mesoplodon (Original Mix) 14. Sous Sol - Z Side (Original Mix) 15. Siege & Mr. V - Who Is Who (Dub Mix) 16. Gunnar Stiller - Medellin (Original Mix) 17. S.W.I.S & Andrei Fiber - Peter Pan 18. Martin Stoilkov - Soundgate (Original Mix) 19. Jiggler- Serenity (Original Mix) 20. Audiojack - First Flight (Original Mix) 21. Augustin - 56764800000000000 (MXT & ViNE Remix) 22. Fuckthegovernment.Ltd - B2 Paris Traxx 4 23. Ben Shaw - Let Me Out (Original Mix) 24. Dragutesku - B1 Negruzzi

New podcast - ART SERIES mix, April 2018... Tracklist: 01. Intro 02. Ribo - Arlechinno (Original Mix) 03. Tetoco - Testamento (Sound Sour Remix) 04. Anderson M - Next Stop (Original Mix) 05. Kasey Kaotto - Pharos (Original Mix) 06. Anturage & Saccao - Phobia (Original Mix) 07. Dimo Kyrmanidis - Razah (Channel X Remix) 08. DSTD - Bronze mixture (Original mix) 09. Mr.Deka & Alessio Viggiano - Theatrum Orbis 10. Rafael Cerato, Lunar Plane - Darkclaw (Original Miх) 11. Yod. Beresnev - Clone (Original Mix) 12. Dan Buri - Walk in the Park (Pablo Inzunza Remix) 13. Last Of Me - Terminal 1 (BiG AL Remix) 14. Karmon - Major Minor (Original mix) 15. Paul Coverdale - Dreams (Louis Emile Remix remix) 16. Bizen Lopez - Same Love (Original Mix) 17. Crescent - Indiferent 18. Flaminik - The Movie (Original Mix) 19. Ampish, Tone Depth - Palmyra (Original Mix) 20. Provoke Rain - Rule & Conquer (Olivian Nour Remix) 21. Amentia - Mojang (Original Mix) 22. R.Roo - Kasanie

Curator Art Gallery NSW - Peter Raissis Sofitel Sydney Wentworth - Blair Weir

Karen Girty is the Senior Director of Marketing and Media at New York City Ballet. Under her leadership, the organization has become a media powerhouse, producing some of the most stunning video content in our field. She also helped launch Art Series, New York City Ballet's groundbreaking audience development program. In this episode, Erik and Karen talk about the organization's rebrand, video production efforts, and how Art Series helped transform the makeup of their audience into nearly 50% Gen X and Gen Y-ers.

Listen in as host Sharon Hawkshawe shares tips and advice, for artist, who want to grow their business.  This is the ninth episode in the series.

The Catholic Man Show can be heard by going to https://exit.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thecatholicmanshow.com (www.thecatholicmanshow.com) This interview was conducted on January 3rd, 2017. Will Bloomfield Sacred Art Series https://exit.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sacredartseries.com (www.sacredartseries.com) Support this podcast

In recognition of Women's History Month, our series of ArtsTalk shows will be about Prof. Chandler's long history of depicting the realities of women's lives in his artwork. From the 1960s and 70s with his Black on Black for Blacks and Urban Weaponry works, Chandler has expressed value and concern for Black women in his art. As a professor of Art and Art History for 33 years at Simmons in Boston, a women's college, Chandler taught about and began to take an interest in his art in creating works that portrayed other women's experiences. So, on this episode, we will discuss the intent of the content in his KKKrimes Against Womanity reprographic collage series that he began creating in the early 90s to depict the effects of atrocities of human holocausts like Native American eradication, African slavery and the Jewish Holocaust had on women's lives. Called "controversial", a "Black Power Artist", "activist artist" and "Outsider Artist", Chandler, 70, was born in 1941 in Lynn, MA. He is best known for the edgy, colorful, controversial and hotly-debated artistic statements of his 1960’s-1980’s works. Because he continues to evolve, his messages change to reflect his personal evolution, he is still an interesting, provocative speaker who can speak and/or lecture brilliantly about the historical relevance of his art and his activism to the worldwide struggle for race and gender equality as well as bridge the generation gap that is confounding this country’s leadership and confronting America as we move into the “internationalist” phase of our own evolution. The show is co-hosted and produced by Chandler's daughter and artist agent, Dahna M. Chandler, an award-winning journalist. (c) 2012. The Outsider Artist, LLC and BAPsody in Blue, Inc.