Podcast appearances and mentions of EL Seed

Who is art for? And how are we to engage with it? Should art be in museums or outside in parks, town squares or on the side of buildings? Is art the province of an elite few, the private collector, with a rarefied language that excludes? And why do artists make art, is it for ourselves, do we exist because there's an audience, is it because of our ego? My guest today thinks so.eL Seed is a contemporary artist whose practice bridges painting and sculpture, developing a unique visual language inspired by the tradition of calligraphy and the energy of urban art. He uses art to explore ideas around identity, cultural heritage, creating connection and inspiring ideas of unity. About how he engages with the communities where his art is placed. Whether it be the Coptic community of Zaraeeb in Cairo or a rural community in Nepal. For eL Seed art is an amplifier, it's about humanity and that really comes through in our discussion.I remember listening to an interview with British sculptor Anthony Gormley, perhaps best known for his life size and life-like cast iron figures of men, he said that art belongs in the world, that ‘art is about life and it needs to be in life.' That it can change the way we behave, think and feel. That's exactly how I would describe eL Seed's work.Guest: eL SeedTitle: ‘Artists exist because there is an audience'Music: Eminem Stan, Booba, Fairuz, Umm KultumLinksWebsite - https://elseed-art.com/IG - https://www.instagram.com/elseed/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@elseedart Cairo project - https://youtu.be/g9M3HIjHuq0?si=0tfE03TxY5nxvJaE Find out ways to support the Israel-Palestine project click herePodcast WebsitePodcast IG Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Extrait de l'interview réalisée avec El Seed, artiste de graffiti pratiquant la calligraphie arabe, à retrouver dans sa version complète ici: https://smartlink.ausha.co/surprises-interculturelles/el-seed-graffiti-calligraphie-arabe-tunisie---Plongeons dans l'univers fascinant d'El Seed, artiste calligraffeur dont le travail fusionne art, culture et engagement social.Une conversation inspirante sur l'art, l'identité et le pouvoir des mots pour transformer le regard que nous portons sur le monde.À travers ses œuvres monumentales, il utilise la calligraphie arabe pour connecter les peuples et provoquer des réflexions sur l'identité, l'histoire et le vivre-ensemble.Nous avons eu la chance et le plaisir d'être généreusement accueillis par l'Institut du Monde Arabe pour enregistrer cet épisode. Merci à elles et eux !Au fil de cette discussion, nous abordons :

Plongeons dans l'univers fascinant d'El Seed, artiste calligraffeur dont le travail fusionne art, culture et engagement social. À travers ses œuvres monumentales, il utilise la calligraphie arabe pour connecter les peuples et provoquer des réflexions sur l'identité, l'histoire et le vivre-ensemble.Au fil de cette discussion, nous abordons :

This week on Babel, Jon Alterman speaks with eL Seed, an award-winning French-Tunisian artist whose monumental artwork blending the styles of Arabic calligraphy and graffiti is spreading in the Arab world and far beyond. His smaller works are in some of the most important museum collections around the world, but he takes special pride in his process of working with communities to select meaningful quotations to inspire his art and then to execute that artwork together. Jon and eL Seed discuss the cultural and political forces that shaped eL Seed's artistic evolution, as well as art's role in spurring social change. Then, Jon continues the conversation with Martin Pimentel and Natasha Hall to discuss the ways art anchors Middle Eastern diaspora communities to their homelands and interacts with political movements across the Arab world. Transcript, "eL Seed: Arabic Calligraffiti," CSIS, January 14, 2024.

"Bridging or Blending: The Future of Cultural Heritage in Modern Society" Join Myrna Ayad @myrnaayad , EL Seed @elseed, and Razan Alazzouni @razanalazzouni as they delve into a discussion that redefines how art, fashion, and cultural commentary preserve and transform heritage in today's world. Hosted by the distinguished Hatem Alakeel, this episode tackles the pivotal question: Should we blend cultural heritage to align with modern society or embrace it more fully to enhance our future? With unique perspectives from three icons in their fields, this discussion is a must-listen for anyone passionate about culture, creativity, and identity. #CulturalHeritage #GemsofArabia #PodcastEpisode #ArtAndIdentity #FashionAndTradition #GlobalHeritage #Authenticite

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================================================== ==SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1================================================== == DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA JÓVENES 2023“CARÁCTER”Narrado por: Daniel RamosDesde: Connecticut, Estados UnidosUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church 10 DE JUNIO                                                                                             NAWARTOUNA «Así alumbre vuestra luz delante de los hombres, para que vean vuestras buenas obras y glorifiquen a vuestro Padre que está en los cielos.» Estera. 5:16(eL Seed» es un artista franco-tunecino que realiza cali grafitis) (pintadas en paredes empleando caligrafía árabe). Una de sus obras más interesantes se encuentra en Manshiyat Nasr, un barrio copto de las afueras de El Cairo. Aquel es un barrio muy especial porque recibe toda la basura de la capital egipcia y la emplea en alimentar miles de cerdos. Si uno pasea por las calles de ese barrio, verá fragmentos de pintadas y apenas alcanzará a entender qué es. Sin embargo, si subes a la montaña Muqattan, el lugar más importante para los lugareños, podrás observar que todos aquellos edificios pintados reflejan la frase de un famoso te copto, Atanasio de Alejandría: «Quien quiera ver la luz del sol con claridad, debe secarse los ojos.» eL Seed quiso embellecer aquel espacio marginado y las personas del lugar embellecieron su corazón. Cuando se encontraron con él le decían Nawartouna. En nuestra lengua sería algo así como «Nos trajiste luz». El artista, por su lado, descubrió que aquella gente que vivía entre basura eran ahsen nas («buena gente»). Cada vez que el Seed relata su experiencia, se emociona comprendiendo que fue un proyecto de paz y unidad que embelleció tanto Manshiyat Nasr como su corazón.Nosotros estamos llamados a ser luz, a llevar la luz a los demás. No nos importa su condición social porque la luz se refleja en cualquier espacio, en cualquier persona. Tenemos un mensaje que permite que los seres humanos puedan secar las lágrimas de su existencia y contemplar la esperanza que proporciona Jesús, el Sol de Justicia. No coloquemos nuestra lámpara debajo de nada, situémosla en un lugar visible. ¿A qué tenemos miedo? ¿Un color oscuro? ¿A permitir contrastes? ¿A pintar vidas? A eso no se le puede tener miedo porque solo genera cosas positivas.El segundo objeto más luminoso en la noche, después de la luna, no es Venus. Lo fue durante siglos, pero ahora es la Estación Espacial Internacional. Refleja de tal manera la luz del sol que rompe la oscuridad con su brillo. No estaba, pero está. Y me resulta muy significativo como metáfora de nuestro actuar, del bien en el mundo. Es un gran esfuerzo ese puntito en el cielo, pero está. Ser buena gente también cuesta esfuerzo porque no es la tendencia común, pero, si estamos, habrá puntitos de luz y algunas personas nos podrán decir, sin lágrimas en los ojos, Nawartouna.

In this episode, we speak to artist eL Seed about his phenomenal career creating immense works in public spaces; from a mural on a minaret in his hometown of Gabes in Tunisia, to a vast mural across the neighbourhood of Manshiyat Nasr in Cairo. We talk about his practice and how he uses art as a way of challenging perceptions and creating unity amongst people.If you are enjoying The Art Persists Podcast, please FOLLOW, RATE, and SHARE. Only with your help can these stories be heard.eL Seed uses Arabic calligraphy and a distinctive style to spread messages of peace, unity and to underline the commonalities of human existence. His artwork can be found all over the world and consistently aim at unifying communities and redressing stereotypes. His work has been shown in exhibitions and in public places all over the world including most notably on the façade of L'Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, in the favelas of Rio di Janeiro, on the DMZ in between North and South Korea, in the slums of Cape Town and in the heart of Cairo's garbage collectors neighbourhood. In 2017, he won the UNESCO Sharjah Prize for Arab Culture. He was named a Global Thinker in 2016 by Foreign Policy for his project ‘Perception' in Cairo. In 2013, he collaborated with Louis Vuitton on their famous ‘Foulard d'Artiste'.The Art Persists Podcast listeners can get 15% off Bosla Arts' 1st magazine, In Defiance, with the code: TAPP.Learn more about his work:https://elseed-art.com/

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What if art was used for good, as a means to create a smarter and more holistic society? Faouzi Khlifi, also known as “eL Seed”, grew up in a modest social class in Paris, his father worked at a car factory and his mother was a nanny. Art wasn’t a part of his life, he just loved to draw. Today, eL Seed is best known for fusing Arabic calligraphy with graffiti to paint colorful, swirling messages of hope and peace on buildings in Tunisia, Nepal and quite a few countries around the world. During Tolerance and Inclusivity week at Expo 2020 Dubai, eL Seed joined a group of panelists to discuss the power an art piece has on a community and its ability to shape the society as a whole. This podcast is by Expo 2020 Dubai’s Programme for People and Planet, and produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

Faouzi Khlifi aka eL Seed uses Arabic calligraphy and a distinctive style to spread messages of peace, unity and to underline the commonalities of human existence. He is a Young Global Leader.

eL Seed is a French-Tunisian artist who uses Arabic Calligraphy in a distinctive style to spread messages of peace and unity, and to underline the commonalities of human existence. In this interview, he speaks about the pressures that society puts on people to choose a specific field to work in and all the challenges he faced to become an artist and leave his previous job behind. فوزي خليفي الملقب بـ “ال سيد” هو فنان تونسي فرنسي اشتهر بالخط العربي وبأسلوبه المميز الذي ينشر رسائل السلام والوجود الإنساني. في هذه المقابلة، نتعرف على شغف ال سيد وحبه للخط العربي وعلى التحديات التي واجهها لكي يصبح فناناً بالإضافة إلى ذلك نرى جانباً لم نشهده من قبل لهذا الفنان!

We talked to eL Seed about his work which largely revolves around the practice of 'calligraffiti', the combination of Arabic calligraphy and graffiti. Additionally, we discussed his many projects, from "Mirage" in Saudi Arabia to "The Journey" in Lebanon and  many more all over the world.Created & hosted by: Mikey Muhanna, afikra; https://www.instagram.com/mikey_mu/‎ Edited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek Yamani https://www.instagram.com/tarek_yamani/About the afikra conversation series:Our long-form interview series, hosted on Zoom, featuring academics and arts ‎and media experts who are helping document and/or shape the history and culture of the Arab world through their ‎work. Our hope is that by having the guest share their expertise and story, the community still walks away with newfound curiosity - and maybe some good recommendations about new nerdy rabbit holes to dive into headfirst. ‎Following the interview, there is a moderated town-hall-style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp Follow afikra:‎Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/afikra/Patreon: https://patreon.com/afikraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/afikra_/‎Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/afikra.official/‎Twitter: https://twitter.com/afikraWebsite: afikra.comAbout afikra:‎afikra is a grassroots movement that has evolved into a global community dedicated to exploring the history and ‎culture of the Arab world. Starting in 2014 in NYC, our mission has always been two-pronged: cultivate curiosity and ‎build community. We've hosted intimate salon-style events all over the world that feature in-depth presentations on ‎topics related to the Arab world, given by members of our community. What makes afikra different is that our ‎programs and platform is designed to engage our community to ask their own questions, and provide an open ‎community of peers who support each other as we all look for the answers together. Our vision is to build a global ‎community of curious minds who are interested in promoting intellectualism and deepening our communal ‎knowledge of the Arab region.‎

Pour ce neuvième épisode, j'invite eL Seed, artiste calligraffitiste, à me parler de son parcours. Lui qui avait été consultant à New York et Montréal dans une vie antérieure, a fini par suivre sa passion, par en vivre et par devenir un artiste de renommée mondiale. eL Seed peint un peu partout dans le monde (Caire, NYC, Doha, Paris, Portland…), fait des sculptures sur commande et a été appelé à collaborer avec de grands labels comme Louis Vuitton ou Mac Cosmetics.Dans cet épisode, on parle donc: 1: De sa passion pour le dessin et de son premier métier de consultant 2: De sa reconversion professionnelle et de ses motivations 3: De ses débuts en tant que calligraffitiste4: De sa notoriété, ses grands projets et comment garder la tête sur les épaules5: De comment évaluer financièrement son travail6 : De ses projets en Tunisie et sa collaboration avec le ministère du TourismePour suivre eL Seed et entrer en contact avec lui sur Facebook et IG, c’est ici : https://www.facebook.com/elseed.artisthttps://www.instagram.com/elseed/PS : N’oubliez pas de partager et de vous abonner au Podcast sur Spotify et/ou de laisser des notes et des commentaires sur Apple Podcast. Extraits musicaux: Love and revenge (Emta), El Far3i (Tghayarti), Sabry Mosbah (Om Sweed somr)

eL Seed works in the public sphere, for the people and most of the time, with the people. During this interview eL Seed sheds light into his career, his projects democratising art and on his roots, to reveal the ingredients that form his unique sense of perspective and community cohesion. This podcast is part of Asia House Arts in Isolation Series and Converging Paths, an initiative organised in partnership with the Barakat Trust that promotes the arts and cultures of the Islamic World.

Artist eL Seed speaks to Sally about his work that serves to break down misconceptions and create connections between people and communities all over the world from the UAE, France, Lebanon, Canada, Tunisia, the DMZ between North and South Korea and more. He talks his latest global Zoom art project created under lockdown for a greater cause, what he's learned through the pandemic and how it's changed his art. Plus he talks identity, why we need to go back to our roots and reconnecting with his farming heritage in Tunisia. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ******** Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

A new chapter of our investigation is unfolding. Thank you El Seed for your participation and valuable insights. We talked about democratizing access to art, the artist image, responsibility and how to best approach a community for collaboration, among other fascinating topics. El Seed’s website El Seed on Instagram Cosmic Dynamics is also available on Spotify & on podcast apps. Thank you for tuning in. Camille

Identity. Identity seems intrinsically connected to how we, humans, experience change. And one story we tell about identity is structurally blocking the way… This is one of the chapters I had the privilege to touch on with El Seed, who truly incarnates this multi-layer approach to human experience. He will be on Cosmic Live tomorrow at 7pm CEST on www.cosmic.show. We’ll travel, we’ll go deep . As usual, you may want to bring some good headphones. El Seed’s website El Seed on Instagram Cosmic Dynamics is also available on Spotify & on podcast apps. Thank you for tuning in. Camille

Hey everyone, and welcome to Episode 19 the Arty Anglais podcast, the podcast where we talk about art, culture and society to help you learn English naturally. Great news! All my episodes will now be transcribed and you'll be able to find the transcripts on the website www.artyanglais.com/podcastTranscripts will appear 60 minutes after each episode is published. So check back if the transcript isn't ready. So from now on, all the longer Episodes, Art of Conversation Episodes and Lessons will now all just be in the same place and each episode will be numbered no matter what type of episode it is.Today I'm going to talk about a TEDTalk I saw recently which was from 2016 called:A project of Peace painted across 50 buildings. (Click here to see the video or watch it in the transcript for today's episode).  The video is a presentation by eL Seed who is a French-Tunisian street artist. His work incorporates traditional Arabic calligraphy, a style he calls calligraffiti. Which is a composite term of calli - from the word calligraphy and graffiti.Find out more about el Seed here.I wanted to share this video with you for three reasons:The message behind his story is important - to be aware of and sensitive to cultural difference.The project is very moving and emotional and I think during this in this time it shows the importance of human connection, togetherness and trying to understand othersEnglish is his third or second language. When you watch the video you might need subtitles because at times it is challenging to understand his pronunciation. However, I wanted you to hear it because you will see that despite some little mistakes and some challenges with pronunciation, the audience is so captivated and engaged with everything he has to say. You will see what I mean.So before we discuss anything about the video and before you watch it I want to share with you two things to do while you watch the video. It's 10 minutes long so not very long so you should be able to watch it a few times.In the video, he shares a quote in Arabic which translates in English to -Anyone who wants to see the sunlight clearly needs to wipe his eyes first. I want you to think about how this quote is linked to this project and what it means to you. Vocabulary in the Video: Anamorphic - Relating to producing different optical imaging effects or illusions. He created an anamorphic piece which means he painted several different buildings so that when the builds are viewed from far away or a vantage point it creates one big image. It's an optical illusion that looks different from far away compared to close up. unity - coming together as a whole. For example, all the buildings come together to create one image. The people also come together as a community. Perceive something - verb to be aware of something or come to realise something in a different way.Perception - noun - is the way you think about something, your ideas based on your experience and background. neglected - suffering or lack of proper care Isolated - far away from other places, buildings, or people; remote.The key person of the project - the main person who allowed the project to happenThe project moved him - to emotionally affect someone so strongly.Open a dialogue - start talking about a sensitive issue or to start talking about somethingTo relate to something - To put yourself in someone's shoes - Discussion Questions:  1. What's the difference between Live from the garbage Live in the garbage 2. What is the difference between ‘shining light on something' and  ‘bringing light to someone  or something3. If you want to see the real person maybe you should change your angle. What does this mean? Why did he say this?  4. Do you think the artist thought the finished product was more important or the journey? Why?Links Interview in FrenchArts and Culture Panel Discussion

As the world struggles to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Vogue Arabia's April issue highlights the importance of unity, focusing on stories of hope and love during times of quarantine. The publication’s 35th edition is dedicated to remarkable individuals across the globe,who have succeeded against the odds and inspired us through their triumphs. French-Tunisian artist eL Seed uses his signature calligraphiti to design a stunning cover that shoots straight to the heart. The April issue which has been made available online is free to download, encouraging us all to Stay home and Stay Safe. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ******** Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Neville Wakefield introduces two artists from outside of Saudi Arabia who chose in different ways to send messages, one about collective action, the other of romantic love. Bjørn-Stjerne Christiansen of the Danish collective Superflex explains why they brought their three-person swing set, One Two Three Swing! to AlUla: “Together we can challenge any power structure,” he says, adding that participatory artwork is unusual in Saudi Arabia. Dubai-based, French-Tunisian artist El Seed created a dome of letters taken from a 7th century poem. “A love story is beyond what I could do as a political act”, he says.

Original broadcast date: November 10, 2017. Art can evoke powerful feelings. But can it do more? This hour, TED speakers share ideas on the transformative nature of art and its ability to shape the way we see ourselves and the world around us. Guests include painter and sculptor Titus Kaphar, painters Dre Urhahn and eL Seed, textile artist Magda Sayeg, and conductor Benjamin Zander.

Jean-Paul Engelen discusses Phillips's position in the new global auction marketplace, its recent additions of highly experienced specialists in Impressionst, Modern and American art, and the new exhibition space, "The Cube," at 432 Park Avenue. Jean-Paul Engelen is the Deputy Chairman and Worldwide Co-Head of 20th Century & Contemporary Art. He joined Phillips in August of 2015 and is based in New York. With over two decades of market experience and working with artists, Engelen was Director of Public Art Programs at Qatar Museums beginning in 2011. In this role he was responsible for a significant public art installation program, the establishment of an Artist in Residence program and space, and Contemporary Art exhibitions and working with contemporary artists on notable exhibitions including Damien Hirst, Richard Serra, Cai Guo Qiang, and Takashi Murakami. Engelen also oversaw over three dozen site-specific public art installations including “East West West East” by Richard Serra, “The Miraculous Journey” by Damien Hirst, “Salwa Road Murals” by eL Seed, and “Untitled (Playground)” by Tom Otterness.

Welcome to this week's episode of Beauty News where we discuss new release and pre-release makeup and beauty products. Time stamps below.  #beautynews #makeupnews #newmakeupreleases    This episode of Beauty News is dedicated to Penni Toney! Thank you for supporting Beauty News!    0:28 Juvia's Place Foundations, Concealers & Loose Powders + Warrior 3 Palette  2:20 Kat Von D Vegan Love Palette  5:41 MAC x eL Seed collection + 25 Year Anniversary Viva Glam Lipstick  9:17 Tarte High Tides & Good Vibes Eyeshadow Palette  11:05 Becca Pearl Glow Highlighter  12:51 Colourpop Just My Luck Eyeshadow Palette  16:54 Colourpop Spring 2019 collection  20:12 Colourpop Disney Villains collection  22:19 Dose of Colors x Minnie Mouse Collection  23:55 Nikita Dragun Dragun Beauty Launch  26:23 Fenty Mini Match Stick Vault  27:17 Glamlite Hamburger Palette & Taco Palette  30:37 Kylie Cosmetics Lipkits, Lipsticks & Eyeshadow palettes for Ulta Beauty + New Shades of Highgloss  32:48 Lime Crime Softwear Blush  34:39 Menagerie Cosmetics Single Eyeshadows  35:45 NABLA Cosmetics Close-Up Foundation  37:24 Natasha Denona All Natural Biba Palette  40:12 NYX Off Tropic Liners  41:16 Saucebox sneak peek  41:39 Sephora x Marvel collection  47:14 Sol de Janeiro Limited Edition Glow Oils  48:29 The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser  53:19 Too Faced Clover Brushes Sneak Peek  55:00 Winky Lux new Confetti Lip Balm Shades  56:13 Demalogica  Prisma Protect  58:24 XO Beauty Clear Eyelash Glue  59:40 Tarte Foundcealer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Michael Petry, author, artist and Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in London talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about his new book “The Word Is Art” that addresses how contemporary global artists incorporate text and language into their works that speaks to some of the most pressing issues of the 21st century. In the digital and online age words have become more important than ever with text becoming information and information striving to become a free form of expression. “The Word Is Art” looks at the work of a diverse range of artists including Annette Messager, Barbara Kruger, Cerith Wyn Evans, Christian Marclay, Christopher Wool, Chun Kwang Young, eL Seed, Fiona Banner, Ghada Amer, Glenn Ligon, Harland Miller, Jenny Holzer, Kay Rosen, Laure Prouvost, Martin Creed, Rachel Whiteread, Raymond Pettibon, Roni Horn, Tania Bruguera, Zhang Huan and many more interpreting how the digital and online age have made words more important than ever. “The Word Is Art” takes us on a fascinating and richly illustrated tour interpreting these trending global art forms. We talked to Michael about his inspiration for creating this book and his spin on our LGBTQ issues. When asked what his personal commitment is to LGBTQ civil rights Petry stated, “I’m one of the ancients who’s been around fighting for LGBTQ rights since the early eighties and I’ve been involved in so many different ways over the years. I consider myself queer because I think that is a broader term that for me represents who I am and what I think and part of that commitment as a queer who is an artist and who also is an author and a curator is to try and bring queer artists to the foreground of the art world. We only have to think back a few years to realize that LGBTQ artists were very marginalized and that’s still the case for many people. In the LGBTQ movement every year I curate a Pride Exhibition in London which I really hope to introduce LGBTQ artists not only to that community but to the straight community and I work within all the structures that are available whether that’s museums or the corporate structure to get that recognition for LGBTQ people because I think what is at issue in the broader political sphere is this notion of fear. Fear of others and of course that fear is not limited to the general public. It’s also in the art world.” Michael Petry has written a number of books, including “Installation Art”, “The Art of Not Making: the new artist/artisan relationship”, “Nature Morte: Contemporary Artists Reinvigorate the Still-Life Tradition” and his most recent work “The Word Is Art” all published by Thames & Hudson. In 2019 he will be speaking and exhibiting his work worldwide.For More Info: michaelpetry.com Hear 450+ LGBT Interviews @OUTTAKE VOICES

The Dubai Wave Podcast’s epic Season 3 continues with a rare world exclusive! For the second episode of the new season, we are thrilled to present our exclusive conversation with two of Dubai’s most influential and iconic artists, eL Seed and Afra Atiq!Produced by Dr. Spencer Striker, Digital Media Professor at the American University in Dubai, the show is created with the help of a talented student production team at AUD.About eL SeedBorn in Paris to Tunisian parents, eL Seed travels the world, making art in Paris, New York, Jeddah, Melbourne, Gabes, Doha and beyond. His goal: to create dialogue and promote tolerance as well as change global perceptions of what Arabic means. In 2012, for instance, he painted a message of unity on a 47-meter-high minaret on the Jara mosque in Gabes, Tunisia. This piece and others can be found in his book, Lost Walls: Graffiti Road Trip through TunisiaRecently he created a sprawling mural in the Manshiyat Naser neighborhood of Cairo that spans 50 buildings and can only be viewed from a local mountaintop. Intending to honor the historic garbage collectors of the Manshiyat Naser neighborhood, the piece reads, "Anyone who wants to see the sunlight clearly needs to wipe his eye first."“A street artist born in Paris to Tunisian parents, eL Seed did not learn to read or write Arabic until his late teens, but when he did his renewed interest in his heritage had a profound effect on his art.” — BBCAbout Afra AtiqAfra Atiq is an Emirati award-winning poet, having recently won the 2017 ADMAF Creativity Award. She is the first spoken word poet to win the award. Afra has been featured on several platforms across the globe. She proudly gives back to her community through mentorships and workshops with Untitled Chapters (a thriving hub for Emirati women writers).She has been a featured performer/speaker at platforms like TEDxFujairah, Step Music Festival, NYUAD Arts Center, Sheraa, as well as at numerous universities and schools. Afra was named Best Performer for 2015-16 by Rooftop Rhythms and has won multiple poetry slams and competitions.As a scholar, Afra has recently been published in the International Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences and conducted social research pertaining to literature and education.About the Dubai Wave PodcastThe concept with Dubai Wave is to look at big picture Dubai. Each episode focuses on a unique topic, such as Dubai Fitness; Dubai Social Media; Dubai Food Scene; Dubai Music, etc., with the goal to illuminate a 360-degree viewpoint of all the exciting things happening here, the gem of the Middle East. The impressive guest list to date includes the founder of Dubai’s most influential MMA gym, Tam Khan (Dubai MMA); successful entrepreneur, Anas Bukhash (Dubai Entrepreneurship); the editor of What’s On Dubai, Laura Coughlin (Dubai Magazines); the host of Virgin Radio Dubai, Brent Black, (Dubai Radio); and the first Emirati filmmaker to achieve International acclaim and standing, Ali F. Mostafa, (Dubai Film). Previously, Dr. Striker, with help from talented Digital Media and MBRSC students, launched a successful podcast called Digital Media & Tech in Dubai, focused on the Dubai tech industry, with eight episodes to date, featuring some of Dubai’s most exciting digital thought leaders.  Hosted by:Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubaihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerstriker& Shoug Al Sayegh, Digital Media Student at AUDSpecial Guests:eL Seed:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elseed.artistWiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EL_SeedOfficial website: https://elseed-art.com/Afra Atiq:Official Website: https://www.afraatiq.com/100 Smartest People in the UAE: https://www.arabianbusiness.com/lists/379338-100-smartest-people-in-the-uae-35afra-atiqTED: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2AeDs8ljvwProduced by: Sarbjyoti SahniEdited by:Abdullah Abu Shameh, AUD Digital Media studentAudio engineering by:AUD Digital Media’s own Anil Mathew JamesSpecial thanks to the AUD Marcom Team.

eL Seed is a Tunisian-French artist and graffiti writer who's exhibited work on every continent of the globe! Conrad Benner talks with eL Seed about his beautiful, intricate murals and artwork that blends the historic art of Arabic calligraphy with graffiti to portray messages of beauty, poetry, and peace. (Season One of the Streets Dept Podcast is brought to you by our sponsors at The Navy Yard and Indy Hall! Episodes are mixed and edited by our Producer Mike Mehalick.)

Art can evoke powerful feelings. But can it do more? This hour, TED speakers share ideas on the transformative nature of art and its ability to shape the way we see ourselves and the world around us. Guests include painter and sculptor Titus Kaphar, painters Dre Urhahn and eL Seed, textile artist Magda Sayeg, and conductor Benjamin Zander.

Welcome to the Dukkan Show footnotes. IN these sessions the crew will be discussing previous episodes, events, and points that they might have not had the chance to discuss in the weekly episode. In this session OT, Reem, and Irshad got together after the eL Seed session to reflect on the episode and discuss some of the the things they wished they could've addressed during the episode, as well as sharing their opinions on episode itself and eL Seed as a person and not just the brand. Pull up a seat and pass the time. From Dubai to the world. ---- DUKKAN LINKS: www.dukkanshow.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter ---- The Hosts: OT: Instagram | Twitter Irshad: Instagram | Twitter Toofless: SoundCloud Reem: Instagram | Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Dukkan Show footnotes. IN these sessions the crew will be discussing previous episodes, events, and points that they might have not had the chance to discuss in the weekly episode. In this session OT, Reem, and Irshad got together after the eL Seed session to reflect on the episode and discuss some of the the things they wished they could've addressed during the episode, as well as sharing their opinions on episode itself and eL Seed as a person and not just the brand. Pull up a seat and pass the time. From Dubai to the world. ---- DUKKAN LINKS: www.dukkanshow.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter ---- The Hosts: OT: Instagram | Twitter Irshad: Instagram | Twitter Toofless: SoundCloud Reem: Instagram | Twitter

In this week's episode, the crew welcomes eL Seed to hang out with them by the Dukkan, who is globally recognized for his unique form of street art known as Calligraffiti, which simply stated is a combination of Arabic calligraphy and graffiti. The crew got to hang out with him and discuss his latest passion project in Zaraeeb, Egypt, entitled Perception, which has gained global recognition and traction. In this episode, the crew got to experience something that most people don't, which is the beauty and depth in the stories of painting walls as well as the stories of humanity and love. Pull up a seat and pass the time. From Dubai to the world. ---- DUKKAN LINKS: www.dukkanshow.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter ---- The Hosts: OT: Instagram | Twitter Irshad: Instagram | Twitter Toofless: SoundCloud Reem: Instagram | Twitter   ----   About eL Seed: If you don't recognize the name, then you definitely will recognize his art; as Sultan Al Qassemi stated in his Medium article "his monumental canvases are instantly recognizable and can be seen in cities across the world." eL Seed's intricate calligraphic compositions call not only on the words and their meaning but also on their movement, which ultimately lures the viewer into a different state of mind. Working primarily with subjects that seem contradictory, eL Seed's art reflects the reality of mankind and the world we live in today. eL Seed installed his work on public spaces, galleries and institutions on every continent. From the streets of Paris or New York, to the Favelas of Rio Di Janeiro or the slums of Cape Town, his contemporary approach aims to bring people, culture and generations together. eL Seed's art has been shown on the walls of many cities around the world including Paris, New York, London or Melbourne, in addition to his home country Tunisia. In 2013, Condé Nast Traveler  recognized  him as one of the  years ‘visionaries' for advocating peaceful expression and social progress through his work. And proving that street art can collide with luxury to fashionable effect, in 2013 eL Seed collaborated with the international luxury maison of Louis Vuitton, where he created a unique calligraphy design for the classic monogram scarf, as part of the Foulards d'Artiste project. In March 2014, eL Seed has launched his first book, Lost Walls, documenting his calligraffiti journey across Tunisia.   Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Ted Talk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, the crew welcomes eL Seed to hang out with them by the Dukkan, who is globally recognized for his unique form of street art known as Calligraffiti, which simply stated is a combination of Arabic calligraphy and graffiti. The crew got to hang out with him and discuss his latest passion project in Zaraeeb, Egypt, entitled Perception, which has gained global recognition and traction. In this episode, the crew got to experience something that most people don't, which is the beauty and depth in the stories of painting walls as well as the stories of humanity and love. Pull up a seat and pass the time. From Dubai to the world. ---- DUKKAN LINKS: www.dukkanshow.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter ---- The Hosts: OT: Instagram | Twitter Irshad: Instagram | Twitter Toofless: SoundCloud Reem: Instagram | Twitter   ----   About eL Seed: If you don't recognize the name, then you definitely will recognize his art; as Sultan Al Qassemi stated in his Medium article "his monumental canvases are instantly recognizable and can be seen in cities across the world." eL Seed’s intricate calligraphic compositions call not only on the words and their meaning but also on their movement, which ultimately lures the viewer into a different state of mind. Working primarily with subjects that seem contradictory, eL Seed’s art reflects the reality of mankind and the world we live in today. eL Seed installed his work on public spaces, galleries and institutions on every continent. From the streets of Paris or New York, to the Favelas of Rio Di Janeiro or the slums of Cape Town, his contemporary approach aims to bring people, culture and generations together. eL Seed’s art has been shown on the walls of many cities around the world including Paris, New York, London or Melbourne, in addition to his home country Tunisia. In 2013, Condé Nast Traveler  recognized  him as one of the  years ‘visionaries’ for advocating peaceful expression and social progress through his work. And proving that street art can collide with luxury to fashionable effect, in 2013 eL Seed collaborated with the international luxury maison of Louis Vuitton, where he created a unique calligraphy design for the classic monogram scarf, as part of the Foulards d’Artiste project. In March 2014, eL Seed has launched his first book, Lost Walls, documenting his calligraffiti journey across Tunisia.   Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Ted Talk

eL Seed mistura caligrafia árabe com grafite para pintar coloridas e circulares mensagens de esperança e paz em prédios, da Tunísia à Paris. O artista e bolsista TED compartilha a história de seu projeto mais ambicioso até agora: um mural pintado em 50 prédios em Manshiyat Naser, um distrito do Cairo, no Egito, que só pode ser visto em sua totalidade a partir de uma montanha nas redondezas.

엘 시드는 아랍의 서예와 그래피티 낙서를 융합시켜 다채로운 희망과 평화의 메시지를 튜니지에서부터 파리까지의 빌딩들에 그려냅니다. 예술가이자 TED 펠로우인 그가 가장 야심찬 프로젝트였던 이야기를 나눕니다: 이집트 카이로 지역의 Manshiyat Naser에 50개의 빌딩들에 걸쳐 그려진, 인근의 산에서만 전체를 볼 수 있다는 벽화입니다.

De Tunis à Paris, eL Seed fusionne calligraphie arabe et graffiti pour peindre des messages colorés et tournoyants d'espoir et de paix sur les immeubles. L'artiste et TED Fellow partage l'histoire de son projet le plus ambitieux jusqu'alors : une peinture murale s'étendant sur 50 immeubles à Manshiyat Naser, un district du Caire en Égypte, qui ne peut être entièrement vue que depuis une montagne voisine.

eL Seed fusiona la caligrafía árabe con graffiti para pintar mensajes de paz y esperanza coloridos y arremolinados en edificios desde Túnez a Francia. El artista y becario de TED comparte la historia de su proyecto más ambicioso: un mural pintado en 50 edificios en Manshiyat Naser, un distrito de El Cairo, Egipto, que solo puede ver al completo desde una montaña cercana.

eL Seed fuses Arabic calligraphy with graffiti to paint colorful, swirling messages of hope and peace on buildings from Tunisia to Paris. The artist and TED Fellow shares the story of his most ambitious project yet: a mural painted across 50 buildings in Manshiyat Naser, a district of Cairo, Egypt, that can only be fully seen from a nearby mountain.

The third episode of Digital Media & Tech in Dubai is here!! Our brand new podcast focuses on bringing listeners topical segments and informative  conversations with local experts exploring the latest news and developments in the digital media and tech scene in the burgeoning international capital that is Dubai. Hosted by Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai--episodes are recorded on location at AUD in the heart of Dubai's Media City. Special guest for episode 3, “Ibn Battuta Goes Digital,” is Nick Lewis, Social Media Director for Holler/Leo Burnett MENA http://leoburnettmena.com/ A specialist in non-traditional content in the digital space, after the acquisition of Holler by Leo Burnett MENA in 2011, Nick came to Dubai as part of the flagship t eam tasked with bringing Holler's creative digital strategies to the region http://campaignme.com/2014/11/04/16088/social-specialist-holler-launched-bolster-leo-burnett-publicis-integrated-offering/ Topics discussed in episode 3 include: The experience of taking Holler creative from London to Dubai and observing the city's rapid shift to mobile and the social web. Nick's analogy that digital/social technologies can be like the Ibn Battuta of interconnection. And some opinions of who are the key influencers in the region, including: eL Seed https://www.instagram.com/elseed/ Sherif Fayed https://www.instagram.com/sheriffayed/ Nadya Hasan https://www.instagram.com/thefierce_nay/ (The Fierce Diaries) Nick talks about the strategic campaigns for both Samsung and Red Bull in Dubai, including tapping into niche crowd cultures in the city via unique technical/creative approaches. For Red Bull, Holler/Leo Burnett launched the hysterical Flugtag event in Dubai, creating compelling lo-fi content while targeting micro-communities with clever storytelling http://www.thenational.ae/arts-life/20151126/flugtag-lands-in-dubai Finally, Nick discusses the exciting digital/creative challenges and opportunies surrounding the runup to Dubai 2020. Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai https://twitter.com/spencerstriker Special Guest: Nick Lewis, Social Media Director for Holler/Leo Burnett https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick1lewis1 Special Thanks to Reina Dib and Joy Semaan of the AUD Marcom Team https://www.instagram.com/audubai And huge shout out to stellar AUD student and podcast producer, Rana Daoud https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranadaoud Featuring Video Game Remixes by the legendary Chris Bateshttp://leoburnettmena.com/http://campaignme.com/2014/11/04/16088/social-specialist-holler-launched-bolster-leo-burnett-publicis-integrated-offering/

The third episode of Digital Media & Tech in Dubai is here!! Our brand new podcast focuses on bringing listeners topical segments and informative conversations with local experts exploring the latest news and developments in the digital media and tech scene in the burgeoning international capital that is Dubai. Hosted by Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai--episodes are recorded on location at AUD in the heart of Dubai’s Media City. Special guest for episode 3, “Ibn Battuta Goes Digital,” is Nick Lewis, Social Media Director for Holler/Leo Burnett MENA http://leoburnettmena.com/ A specialist in non-traditional content in the digital space, after the acquisition of Holler by Leo Burnett MENA in 2011, Nick came to Dubai as part of the flagship t eam tasked with bringing Holler’s creative digital strategies to the region http://campaignme.com/2014/11/04/16088/social-specialist-holler-launched-bolster-leo-burnett-publicis-integrated-offering/ Topics discussed in episode 3 include: The experience of taking Holler creative from London to Dubai and observing the city’s rapid shift to mobile and the social web. Nick’s analogy that digital/social technologies can be like the Ibn Battuta of interconnection. And some opinions of who are the key influencers in the region, including: eL Seed https://www.instagram.com/elseed/ Sherif Fayed https://www.instagram.com/sheriffayed/ Nadya Hasan https://www.instagram.com/thefierce_nay/ (The Fierce Diaries) Nick talks about the strategic campaigns for both Samsung and Red Bull in Dubai, including tapping into niche crowd cultures in the city via unique technical/creative approaches. For Red Bull, Holler/Leo Burnett launched the hysterical Flugtag event in Dubai, creating compelling lo-fi content while targeting micro-communities with clever storytelling http://www.thenational.ae/arts-life/20151126/flugtag-lands-in-dubai Finally, Nick discusses the exciting digital/creative challenges and opportunies surrounding the runup to Dubai 2020. Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai https://twitter.com/spencerstriker Special Guest: Nick Lewis, Social Media Director for Holler/Leo Burnett https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick1lewis1 Special Thanks to Reina Dib and Joy Semaan of the AUD Marcom Team https://www.instagram.com/audubai And huge shout out to stellar AUD student and podcast producer, Rana Daoud https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranadaoud Featuring Video Game Remixes by the legendary Chris Bates

Nascido na França, de pais tunisinos, eL Seed tem várias culturas, línguas e identidades. Não menos importante em sua obra, que usa poesia árabe em um estilo inspirado pela arte de rua e graffiti. Nesta palestra apaixonada, o artista e Bolsista TED, descreve sua ambição central: a de criar arte tão bonita que não precisa de tradução.

eL Seed, der in Frankreich als Sohn tunesischer Eltern geboren wurde, liebt es mit der Vielfalt der Kulturen, der Identitäten und der Sprachen zu spielen. So verfährt er auch mit seiner Kunst. Er stellt die arabische Dichtkunst als Straßenkunst und Graffiti in Szene. In einem sehr leidenschaftlichen Vortrag beschreibt der Künstler und TED Fellow sein Hauptanliegen: Kunstwerke zu schaffen, die so atemberaubend sind, dass eine Übersetzung überflüssig wird.

eL Seed est né en France de parents tunisiens. Il jongle avec enthousiasme entre de multiples cultures, langues et identités. Son art évolue autours de la poésie arabe, et est influencé par l'art de la rue et des graffitis. A travers sa présentation passionnée, eL Seed nous décrit son ambition : créer un art si beau qu'il transcende notre besoin de traduction.

프랑스에서 튀니지 부모님 사이에서 태어난 엘 시드는 다양한 문화, 언어 그리고 정체성에 대한 난제를 즐깁니다. 특히 그의 예술작품에, 길거리 예술과 그래피티에 영감을 받은 스타일을 아랍어로 쓰여진 시를 넣은 것. 이 조용하지만 열정적인 강연에서, 아티스트와 TED 펠로우들은 그의 야심찬 포부를 설명합니다: 매우 아름다운 예술의 창조에는 번역이 필요없습니다.

Nacido en Francia de padres tunecinos, eL Seed ha conocido muchas culturas, lenguas e identidades. Igual que los ha incorporado en su obra, que introduce un estilo de la poesía árabe inspirado en el arte urbano y el graffiti. En esta apasionada charla, el artista y Becario TED describe su mayor ambición: crear un arte tan hermoso que no necesita traducción.

What does this gorgeous street art say? It's Arabic poetry, inspired by bold graffiti and placed where a message of hope and peace can do the most good. In this quietly passionate talk, artist and TED Fellow eL Seed describes his ambition: to create art so beautiful it needs no translation.