Podcasts about baldessari

A conversation with Michael Findlay about his new book "Portrait of the Art Dealer as a Young Man: New York in the Sixties." In this generously illustrated memoir, Findlay traces his journey from his childhood in Scotland to his influential career in New York, where he directed one of the first art galleries in SoHo. We discuss his experiences launching solo exhibitions for artists like John Baldessari and Hannah Wilke, his relationships with iconic figures such as Andy Warhol and Ray Johnston, and his vivid recollections of the vibrant New York art scene of the sixties and seventies.https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/746815/portrait-of-the-art-dealer-as-a-young-man-by-michael-findlay/https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3791377264?tag=randohouseinc7986-20https://www.michaelfindlay.com/

Are your people skills holding you back from career success? Struggling to build strong professional relationships? Whatever we do in life, interactions with other people are necessary. Especially if you want to boost your career in life, developing the right people skills will make you the invaluable leader others will come to for help. Jeff Baldassari, Law Practitioner, Author, President & Executive ESG Strategist of Labeling Sustainability, and CEO & President of US Rubber Recycling, shares how even top attorneys often lack the soft skills that truly set the stars apart—skills like motivation, management, inspiration, and influence over others. Today, he will talk about the importance of people skills,  how you can build strong and authentic connections, why trust and leadership are the keys to success, and more! Resources From Associate to Ambassador by Jeff Baldassari Jeff Baldassari on LinkedIn From Associate to Ambassador: The Distinctive Skills Every Law Firm Associate Must Master to Enjoy an Exceptional Career by Jeff Baldassari on Amazon

In this episode, Wes and Todd sit down with Photographer/Mixed Media Artist, Nicholas Kremske. Nick talks about Norwegian round wood stacks, his move from Minnesota to Colorado and what it did for his art, comparing the Denver art scene to the Minneapolis/St. Paul scene, the evolution from Photographer to Mixed Media Artist, his process, the changing landscape of photography, figuring out his process to make the work intriguing, getting out of personal constructs, photographing roadkill, following your ideas and concepts, how to be an Artist, finding your voice, Baldessari, commissions, the idea behind his show “The Way Home”, making your art life go, social media, selling and pricing art, and incorporating video into his exhibitions. Join us for a reflective conversation with Nicholas Kremske.Check out Nick's stunning work at his website www.kremske.comFollow Nicholas Kremske on social media:On Instagram at www.instagram.com/in.the.wood.studio/@in.the.wood.studioOn Facebook at www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100062348806082

Andrew & Polly and their friends think about STEPS - the kinds you take with your feet, like when you go on a walk with mom, or when you have an idea for a sandwich, paper airplane - or amazing art project. We interview an alien, our friends, and art legend John Baldessari who died in January, 2020 at the age of 88. Many thanks to Malcolm, Jonas, Milena, Sady, Ella, and to Patrick Pardo for arranging our interview with Mr. Baldessari. You can learn more about John Baldessari at baldessari.org or at most modern art museums. Or via this epic 6-minute biography narrated by Tom Waits. For more information or to be on the show, visit earsnacks.org. And thanks to Shopify for supporting Ear Snacks. Go to Shopify.com/earsnacks for a FREE fourteen-day trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features.

John Baldessari decided first to transform the main doors of UCSD's iconic Geisel Library and then to incorporate the entire lobby space, choosing students as his subject. The existing clear glass of the doors was replaced with glass in primary colors, perhaps suggesting primary sources of information. As the doors open and close, the colored panes cross over each other, visually mixing into new colors. Above the doors the words READ, WRITE, THINK and DREAM echo the exhortation Baldessari gave his students to remember that beyond the day-to-day grind comes the chance to contemplate the unexpected and envision new worlds. Baldessari, once again, has absorbed the culture around him, using the latest techniques to create a collage juxtaposing photographs, words, and colors, which all loop back on each other to spark new associations and thoughts. Series: "Stuart Collection at UC San Diego" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 37820]

John Baldessari decided first to transform the main doors of UCSD's iconic Geisel Library and then to incorporate the entire lobby space, choosing students as his subject. The existing clear glass of the doors was replaced with glass in primary colors, perhaps suggesting primary sources of information. As the doors open and close, the colored panes cross over each other, visually mixing into new colors. Above the doors the words READ, WRITE, THINK and DREAM echo the exhortation Baldessari gave his students to remember that beyond the day-to-day grind comes the chance to contemplate the unexpected and envision new worlds. Baldessari, once again, has absorbed the culture around him, using the latest techniques to create a collage juxtaposing photographs, words, and colors, which all loop back on each other to spark new associations and thoughts. Series: "Stuart Collection at UC San Diego" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 37820]

John Baldessari decided first to transform the main doors of UCSD's iconic Geisel Library and then to incorporate the entire lobby space, choosing students as his subject. The existing clear glass of the doors was replaced with glass in primary colors, perhaps suggesting primary sources of information. As the doors open and close, the colored panes cross over each other, visually mixing into new colors. Above the doors the words READ, WRITE, THINK and DREAM echo the exhortation Baldessari gave his students to remember that beyond the day-to-day grind comes the chance to contemplate the unexpected and envision new worlds. Baldessari, once again, has absorbed the culture around him, using the latest techniques to create a collage juxtaposing photographs, words, and colors, which all loop back on each other to spark new associations and thoughts. Series: "Stuart Collection at UC San Diego" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 37820]

Thank you as always for listening. Please subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @ArtRoomOnLeft or email the show at ArtRoomOnLeft@gmail.comIntro and Outro music provided by the extremely talented Dana T, this song is titled 'NSA'. 

Baldessari sings Sol LeWitt's thirty-five "Sentences on Conceptual Art" (1969), forcing LeWitt's text into the melodies of well-known tunes, including "The Star-Spangled Banner." In this case Baldessari splits language from written form, once again embracing a simple didactic structure that is contradicted from within. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noah-becker4/support

Captain Karl Baldessari served 25 years in the United States Coast Guard flying HH-60 Jayhawks in support of a variety of missions, from interdiction to overwater rescue operations. He shares with us his experiences, to include the daring overwater rescue operation that resulted in him and his crew successfully saving two lives from a wrecked ship off the coast of Washington. Cpt. Baldessari shares with us the event and lessons learned, as well as what lead him to his current role leading a collegiate aviation program.The Pilots' Lounge is proudly sponsored by Helo Vodka, the official spirit of Brotallion and the Blue Skies Foundation. Check them out online at www.shophelovodka.com, use code "BLUESKIES" at checkout!Brought to you by Brotallion.@brotallionwww.brotallion.com

John Baldessari is one of America's best-known conceptual artists, noted for pieces that pushed the boundaries of art, language, and the idea of the image. His 1971 work, I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art, commissioned by the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax, Canada, is perhaps his most famous; it was executed long-distance, for the cost of a postage stamp. Sierra Bellows, who wrote about the artist for our Winter 2021 issue, joins us on the podcast to discuss this seminal work as “an emblem of the Covid era”—particularly poignant given that Baldessari died in January 2020, just before the pandemic began.Go beyond the episode:Read Sierra Bellow’s essay, “Long-Distance Punishment,” from our Winter 2021 issueWatch John Baldessari’s 1971 video edition of the piece and the 2012 short film A Brief Introduction to John BaldessariView more of Baldessari’s works on his website, or at MOMARead Calvin Tomkins’s 2010 New Yorker profile of the artistTune in every week to catch interviews with the liveliest voices from literature, the arts, sciences, history, and public affairs; reports on cutting-edge works in progress; long-form narratives; and compelling excerpts from new books. Hosted by Stephanie Bastek.Subscribe: iTunes • Feedburner • Stitcher • Google Play • AcastHave suggestions for projects you’d like us to catch up on, or writers you want to hear from? Send us a note: podcast [at] theamericanscholar [dot] org. And rate us on iTunes! Our theme music was composed by Nathan Prillaman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Baldessari is one of America's best-known conceptual artists, noted for pieces that pushed the boundaries of art, language, and the idea of the image. His 1971 work, I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art, commissioned by the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax, Canada, is perhaps his most famous; it was executed long-distance, for the cost of a postage stamp. Sierra Bellows, who wrote about the artist for our Winter 2021 issue, joins us on the podcast to discuss this seminal work as “an emblem of the Covid era”—particularly poignant given that Baldessari died in January 2020, just before the pandemic began.Go beyond the episode:Read Sierra Bellow’s essay, “Long-Distance Punishment,” from our Winter 2021 issueWatch John Baldessari’s 1971 video edition of the piece and the 2012 short film A Brief Introduction to John BaldessariView more of Baldessari’s works on his website, or at MOMARead Calvin Tomkins’s 2010 New Yorker profile of the artistTune in every week to catch interviews with the liveliest voices from literature, the arts, sciences, history, and public affairs; reports on cutting-edge works in progress; long-form narratives; and compelling excerpts from new books. Hosted by Stephanie Bastek.Subscribe: iTunes • Feedburner • Stitcher • Google Play • AcastHave suggestions for projects you’d like us to catch up on, or writers you want to hear from? Send us a note: podcast [at] theamericanscholar [dot] org. And rate us on iTunes! Our theme music was composed by Nathan Prillaman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En esta ocasión el equipo de Tribuna Picante conversó con Horacio Raúl "La Pepa" Baldessari, donde conversamos un poco de su idilio con la camiseta celeste del Sporting Cristal, además de anécdotas y su opinión picante.

John Baldessari is remembered as the 'godfather of conceptual art'. Best known for his witty, provocative photo collages, Baldessari died at the age of 88. Here is a look back at the legacy he left behind. #JohnBaldessari #ConceptualArt #Artist

Molts artistes han creat obres exprofeso per a condensar l’univers estètic dels músics en les portades dels seus discos. A pesar del procés de desmaterialització dels suports musicals en l’era internet, la imatge del disc segueix sent significativa avui i ens dóna pistes sobre el seu contingut. Yayoi Kusama i Yoshitomo Nara posen cara a Shonen Knife i Towa Tei respectivament, Max ho va fer amb Neotokyo. Mestres de l’art contemporani com Baldessari o Kounellis també ho faran amb altres grups. I com no, la fotografia n’ocupa un lloc important: Wolgang Tillmans concebrà una portada per Tiga i Doug Aitken, la del disc de resmescles de Low. A TЯA-TЯA! vos convidam a descobrir algunes de les propostes de la simbiosi de l’art amb la música.

Calls are streaming in! Concierge Jill can barely keep up at the switchboard! Join us for a ringing, rollicking installment - featuring the Tissue Depth Method in honor of Betty Pat Gatliff, some Baldessari banter by James Tantum, prison terms based on bronze fox values, and much, much more! It's a KunstCapades Call-In Catastrophe!

In this episode we speak with Jason Baldessari, a young entrepreneur who has put everything on the line for an amazing skin care product called Active Skin Repair. Designed originally for use during hospital surgery and recovery, he joined forces with a business partner and has brought this skin repair salve to the extreme sports scene. From humble beginnings In San Diego, building skate parks and traveling the world to now promoting a simple but necessary addition to everyones medical kit. From curs and reef scrapes to deep stitches this product will heal your skin super fast and help prevent Infections.Have a listen, feel Inspired and check out Active Skin Repair at a surf shop near you or onlinehttps://www.bldgactive.com/

In which Andrew & Polly interview four kids, an alien, and art legend John Baldessari about the steps involved in making art, sandwiches, and paper airplanes.   Many thanks to Malcolm, Jonas, Milena, Sady, Ella, and to Patrick Pardo for arranging our interview with Mr. Baldessari.  You can learn more about John Baldessari at baldessari.org or at most modern art museums. Or via this epic 6-minute biography narrated by Tom Waits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU7V4GyEuXA   All music in this episode was composed by Andrew & Polly. To find more about our music or how to be on this podcast, visit earsnacks.org

John Baldessari (artist, Santa Monica) & Matthew Higgs (artist & Director, White Columns, New York) in conversation at Frieze London 2009

Programme de Dominique Blais pour webSYNradio : plus de 7h avec Baldessari, Kippenberger, Huebler, Vostell, Graham, Russolo, Rosler ...

Acclaimed artist John Baldessari discusses his commissioned piece, part of the Stuart Collection to create a site-specific artwork at UCSD's Geisel Library. Series: "Stuart Collection" [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 5813]