Podcasts about grafitti

Bron Theron started his film career by making documentaries on graffiti art. He toured with several hip hop groups and created a hip hopumentary film called "Primal Rap" . He has written and directed several projects in the comedy genre. He recently finished the film-noir/Paranormal film "Half Dead Fred," and "Pancake Man." Currently, he is in production on his next film- "Fear Anonymous." He lives in Long Beach California and works as a professional muralist.

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Si te gustan las "Historias Podridas", entonces este programa es para ti. En este espacio siempre vas a escuchar historias y anécdotas difíciles de creer pero que siempre te va a arrancar una agradable carcajada, prepárate para oír las aventuras más épicas, bizarras y absurdas pero con un toque de humor y diversión. Amenazas, peleas, asaltos y muchísimas más historias podridas. Ellos son: -Maffer Perdomo -Max Varela -Raúl Huaracha -Diego Becerra -Alexander Juárez -Valery Naomi Juárez Controles: -Dariana Miranda -Abril Dirección y producción: Víctor Andrés Cruz Pérez

Em 1975, o Led Zeppelin já era uma força da natureza. Depois de cinco álbuns de sucesso, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones e John Bonham estavam no auge criativo e técnico. Physical Graffit surge nesse momento de explosão artística – e, como não cabia em um único LP, transborda em um álbum duplo. Das sessões iniciais de gravação saíram oito músicas inéditas. A banda ainda trouxe faixas que haviam ficado de fora de discos anteriores – uma decisão que criou um mosaico sonoro impressionante, um trabalho ambicioso, diversificado e massivo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Con Jordi Cerdà hablamos del “Día del Sol Invicto” (para algunos una “navidad” pagana), del grafito de Alexámenos, una peculiar representación de Cristo crucificado, y de vez en cuando nos salimos del tema, eso sí para volver siempre al camino…

Anti Genocide Grafitti and Study In https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/10/30/third-widener-palestine-study-in/ https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/education/cal-poly-university/article294897579.html #peoplearerevolting twitter.com/peoplerevolting Peoplearerevolting.com movingtrainradio.com

This is an incredible tape of Led Zeppelin rehearsing at Headley Grange in preparation of their upcoming Physical Graffiti double album. From November 1973 through May 1974 the band convened at Headley Grange, the site of many a legendary recording session (Zep IV, Houses, etc) to work on their new album. The sessions were fruitful and the band was totally dialed in and focused. I play two incredible songs which haven't appeared on any album, but are incredibly badass. Along with the two almost jams, I play an early (and in my opinion superior) iteration of what would become In The Light, called Take Me Home. All of these songs are performed live in the rehearsal space of Headley Grange, with no overdubs or studio magic, and it is unreal.

Katharina Klapdor Ben Salem erzählt von ihrem Werdegang von der Universität Münster bis zu ihrer aktuellen Rolle als Leiterin des Deutschen Jugendfotopreises und des Deutschen Multimediapreises beim Kinder- und Jugendfilmzentrum. Sie beschreibt, wie sie durch das Studium der Kulturanthropologie und ihren ersten Job in die Kulturarbeit rutschte, aber stets offen für alle künstlerischen Sparten blieb. Auch der vermeintlich einfache Zugang zum fotografischen Bild ist ein großes Thema, das zu komplexen Fragestellungen führt. In ihrer Rolle als Leiterin des Deutschen Jugendfotopreises setzt sie sich dafür ein, dass Kunst und Kultur inklusiv sind und Menschen unabhängig von ihrer Herkunft oder Bildung erreichen. Wir sprechen über die Herausforderungen, diversere Teams aufzubauen und wie Fotografie als Dokumentationsmedium in der Kulturanthropologie eine Rolle spielt. Und wir reden auch über Grafitti (ja, wirklich), Netzwerke und auch über KI.Die Ausstellung des Jugendfotopreises 2024 läuft noch bis 06. Oktober im NRW Forum Düsseldorf.Katharina Klapdor Ben-Salem ist Kulturanthropologin mit einem tiefen Verständnis für Fotografie und Bildungsarbeit. Sie hat einen Master of Arts in Kulturanthropologie von der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität in Münster und leitet seit 2023 den Deutschen Jugendfotopreis und den Deutschen Multimediapreis. Darüber hinaus ist sie stellvertretende Vorsitzende der Sektion Bildung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Photographie (DGPh) und Mitglied der AG Visuelle Kompetenzen im Deutschen Fotorat.Katharina Klapdor Ben-Salem ist Kulturanthropologin mit einem tiefen Verständnis für Fotografie und Bildungsarbeit. Sie hat einen Master of Arts in Kulturanthropologie von der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität in Münster und leitet seit 2023 den Deutschen Jugendfotopreis und den Deutschen Multimediapreis. Darüber hinaus ist sie stellvertretende Vorsitzende der Sektion Bildung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Photographie (DGPh) und Mitglied der AG Visuelle Kompetenzen im Deutschen Fotorat.Seit 2018 ist sie auch ehrenamtlich als Projektleitung bei And She Was Like: BÄM! tätig. Coverfoto: https://nadineschwickart.comShownotes https://www.jugendfotopreis.de https://katharinaklapdor.com/https://www.dgph.de/sektionen/bildunghttps://andshewaslikebam.deDie genannte Künstlerin Cihan Çakmak http://www.cihancakmak.com/dieMotive auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/diemotive.dehttps://www.diemotive.de Der offene Veranstaltungskalender von dieMotive: https://diemotive.de/kalender/zum selber eintragen:https://diemotive.de/veranstaltung-eintragen/Und hier kann man diesen Podcast und alles was damit zusammenhängt unterstützen:https://diemotive.de/spenden/

Graffiti - ist das Kunst oder kann das weg? Wenn es um die Zeichnungen an Häuserwänden oder Unterführungen geht, spielt nicht selten das Thema Vandalismus eine Rolle. Inzwischen mischen auch Finanzämter mit und bezweifeln, dass die Kunst der großen Buchstaben und Bilder auf Mauern auch als solche zu bewerten ist. Ein Graffiti-Künstler aus Bad Vilbel soll jetzt 40 000 € Steuern nachzahlen, weil seine Auftragsarbeiten eben keine Kunst sein sollen. Aber was macht den Unterschied in Sachen Graffiti, Street- und Urban Art? Seit Jahrzehnten sind sie Ausdruck eines sozialen Bewusstseins, mit dem Sprayer ihre Umgebung kommentieren und manchmal auch kritisieren. Es sind Arbeiten, für die Künstler wie Banksy gefeiert werden, andere dafür bestraft werden? Zeit, sich mit diesem Phänomen auseinanderzusetzen mit Jurist Christian Förster, Streetart-Künstlerin Thekra Jaziri und Graffiti-Experte und Kunstgeschichtler Ulrich Blanché. Podcast-Tipp: Banksy - Rebellion oder Kitsch? Wer ist Banksy? Mit spektakulären Aktionen sorgt der anonyme Street Art Künstler weltweit für Aufmerksamkeit. Seine Schablonen-Graffitis zieren Hauswände und öffentliche Gebäude, Kaffeetassen und T-Shirts und erzielen bei Auktionen Rekordsummen. Banksy ist eine der einflussreichsten Persönlichkeiten der internationalen Kunstszene. Und dennoch ist wenig über ihn bekannt. Viele Mythen ranken sich um seine Identität. Die neunteilige Podcast-Serie, produziert von rbbKultur, erzählt erstmals detailliert die Geschichte von Banksy - zu hören exklusiv in der ARD Audiothek. https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/banksy-rebellion-oder-kitsch/94558198/

This week Ron and Peter celebrate the BIG 4-0's of some colors.. Red and Purple... PURPLE RAIN and because WHY THE FUCK NOT, it's ostensible sequel, GRAFITTI BRIDGE (1990). Also, RED DAWN, American kids!!! Please remember to rate, like, and subscribe; and we'll be back next week to blow 40 Big-Ones out for TIGHTROPE and DREAMSCAPE!!

This week I'm in Beacon NY talking with Graffiti writer Skatch. We're discussing what it was like being a graffiti writer growing up in the Hudson Valley, his love for abandoned spaces and some of the challenges street artists and graffiti writers face when bringing their work into a gallery setting. 

Blogging is not writing its graffiti with punctuation - a quote from the movie Contagion. What is blogging and what is its importance starting a conversation around the origins of Maize as an example of the impact of blogging, Read article on Becoming The Muse

Evan and Amanda talk "Physical Graffiti" by Led Zeppelin. Listen now to learn how the group used prior work to create such an amazing double album that many consider to be not only their best album, but their own version of "The White Album." Find us on Instagram and Threads @worstpodonmars Find us on Facebook @ The Worst Podcast on Mars Send us an email: worstpodonmars@gmail.com

Welcome Home beim SUBGROUND TALK, unserem Podcast für die elektronische Musikszene!Für Folge #6 hat sich der Produzent und DJ Rauschhaus (Moritz Rausch) mit unserem Host Moritz (Verwechslungsgefahr ;) ) in seinem Studio in Kiel getroffen und über seine bisherige musikalische Reise und seine aktuellen Projekte gesprochen. Freut euch auf spannende Geschichten und sympathische Anekdoten aus Moritz' Alltag und von seinen Gigs.Wahrscheinlich habt ihr Moritz' Tracks schon mal bei „Elektronic Rising“ auf Spotify entdeckt oder bei einem seiner vielen Gigs erleben dürfen. Als Rauschhaus released er schon seit 2010 eigene Tracks und Remixes und legt seitdem viel in DE und international auf. Angefangen hat alles mit dem Klavierspielen. Als Teenager entdeckte Moritz dann aber die damals noch politische und von Breakdance und Grafitti geprägte Rap Szene für sich und produzierte mit seiner Crew Musik. Zusammen hatten sie Auftritte in ganz Deutschland und waren damals sogar als Vorband mit u.a. K.I.Z oder auch Kollegah unterwegs. Als die Ideale der Rap Szene und die politischen Lyrics, mit denen Moritz sich identifizierte, immer mehr aggressiven Macho-Vibes und frauenfeindlichen Texten wichen, fand er in den 2000ern über Drum'n'Bass Events seinen Zugang zur Techno Szene. Es gefiel ihm, dass es wieder um das kollektive musikalische Erlebnis und eine Reise voller Emotionen und Inspiration ging. Mittlerweile hat Moritz seinen Heimathafen in drei elektronischen Musikrichtungen gefunden, die nicht nur uns hier beglücken sondern auch in Südamerika für Freude sorgen. Neben dem produzieren ist Moritz unter der Woche zudem als Erzieher in der Sozialen Arbeit tätig, wo er chronisch kranke Menschen mit Handicap unterstützt. Das bringt ihm Kontrast und Erfüllung. Die Menschen grinsen ihn am Wochenende beim Feiern an und unter der Wochen gibt er alles, um kranken Menschen ein Lächeln ins Gesicht zu zaubern. Mit seinem Kieler Producing-Freund Peer Kursiv hat Moritz außerdem seit einem Jahr ein eigenes Label - Forevermore. Alles wichtige über Moritz' Reise erfahrt ihr in dieser Episode vom SUBGROUND TALK, außerdem konnten wir exklusiv in drei brandneue Tracks mit ihm reinhören. Viel Spaß!Referenzen aus der Folge:Gespielte Tracks von Rauschhaus:UNKNOWN TERRITORY / Rauschhaus, Cary Crank / Forevermore 2024CAFE DEL MAR (Private Edit) / Rauschhaus / unreleasedFROM BIRGU TO THE STARS (RAUSCHHAUS REMIX) / Randle, Rauschhaus / unreleased 3.6.2024 RKP Records(Für Nachweis der Lizenzrechte bitte uns kontaktieren siehe unten.)Über RAUSCHHAUS findet ihr mehr Infos hier:Resident Advisor: https://de.ra.co/dj/rauschhausInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rauschhausmusic/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rauschhaus Über den SUBGROUND TALK Podcast:In diesem Podcast erwarten euch alle zwei Wochen spannende Talks rund um die elektronische Musikszene der Subkultur. Unser Host Moritz lädt dazu verschiedenste Menschen ein: Artists, DJs, VeranstalterInnen, Crews, Technikteams, ProducerInnen und spricht mit ihnen über Musik, Clubs, Festivals, Werdegänge und Insider Stories aus der Szene. Außerdem schauen wir regelmäßig bei unseren guten FreundInnen vom 3000Grad vorbei, um über alles zu reden, was vor, während und nach dem Festival passiert. Wir möchten so auch Zugänglichkeit zur Szene schaffen und Möglichkeiten für kulturellen Austausch und Raum für Diskurse über unsere Wertebasis und Ausgestaltung geben.“Wir” sind SUBGROUND - Ein Veranstaltungs- und Szenekollektiv, welches aus der unabhängigen Streaming-Plattform subground.org (https://subground.org/) hervorgegangen ist. Unser Host - Moritz König - und (3000GRAD-Verantwortlicher) Molle aka Mollono.Bass gründeten die Plattform 2020 als Support für die vom Corona Lockdown gezeichnete Szene, sodass sich diverse Clubs und Kollektive Online darstellen und Spenden sammeln konnten. Mittlerweile steht SUBGROUND unter anderem hinter verschiedenen Veranstaltungsreihen wie Klangwald und Rave Cage und arbeitet eng aber unabhängig mit 3000GRAD zusammen.Schreibt uns gerne Feedback und verfolgt uns unter:E-Mail: subground@3000grad.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/subground.music/Danke an das gesamte Team:Redaktion und Orga: Anna Krajewski, Emil Kastrau, Leonore Klein, Patrick Hartung // Post-Produktion: Benedikt & Laurentius RammeDanke für euren Support:Feedback und Mentoring von 3000GRAD // Intro Track: "Gone" von Alleman, released auf Katermukke 2019 // Podcast Cover Foto "3000Grad Festival 2023 - Kombinat100 Auftritt" von Sebastian Vandrey

In dieser Ausgabe von Originalteile erleben wir eine Zeitreise mit Michael "Ed" Brähne. Von den Jugendtagen in Neckarsulm, über erste Hip-Hop-Entdeckungen bis hin zum pulsierenden Clubleben und der Labelgründung in Heilbronn. „Ed“, wie er in der Musikszene bekannt ist, gibt uns einen Einblick in die Anfangstage der lokalen Hip-Hop-Kultur, seine ersten Schritte im Grafitti, und wie er schließlich seine Leidenschaft für Musik zum Beruf machte. Mit Ehrgeiz und dem Herz am richtigen Fleck führt er heute den renommierten Mobilat Club und hat das Label WSP Entertainment geformt. Wie „Ed“ das geschafft hat, welche Herausforderungen er als Kulturpionier in einer Stadt wie Heilbronn meisterte und was ihn dazu bewegt, dem Hip-Hop treu zu bleiben, während er gleichzeitig die Türen für neue musikalische Einflüsse öffnet, erfahrt ihr in dieser inspirierenden Episode. Weblinks & Social Media von Michael "Ed" Brähne: Mobilat Club: https://mobilat.club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/jr8Bq95s5x9XT9xp/?mibextid=LQQJ4d Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mobilat.club Soundcloud: https://m.soundcloud.com/wspentertainment WSP Entertainment Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wsp_entertainment Facebook WSP Entertainment: https://www.facebook.com/wspentertainment Audio: Philipp Seitz (www.philipp-seitz.de) Werbung wegen Namensnennung: Als Premium-Freund des Podcasts sorgt das Autozentrum Hagelauer dafür, dass die kulturelle Reise weitergeht. Entdeckt mehr unter: www.hagelauer.de #MichaelEdBrähne #MobilatClub #WSPentertainment #Heilbronn #Podcast #Originalteile #Kultur #HipHop #Musikszene #Kreativität #Clubleben

#machinequilting #artquilting #grafitti Over 10 years ago Karlee Porter invented and made wildly popular her signature style of quilting - Grafitti Quilting. Machine quilting has never looked so gorgeous!Basically, it's a mashup of all kinds of unexpected designs in the same quilted area. But that's not all. Oh no! It also involves breaking lots of quilting "rules" to achieve a very unique, and extremely personalized look.In the first edition of her book "Grafitti Quilting", first published in 2017, Karlee broke down her system into a step by step process that even non-doodlers like myself could learn to quilt.In her upcoming 3rd edition, she has MASSIVELY enlarged on the printed content of the book, plus added tons of QR codes, linking to all kinds of in-depth video training.Listen in as we chat about the new book, traveling the world, the marvels of digital learning, and much, much more.If you can't wait to take Karlee's class, here's a sweet $25 off for you! Use the code SBS25class registration: https://bit.ly/3v1ZD0uWant to try free motion quilting but don't know where to start? Here's 3 simple steps to get going.Support the show------------------------If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a rating and review here.Resources: ADVANCE, my monthly subscription membershipFREEHAND QUILTING MASTERCLASS, an on-demand comprehensive courseALL-OVER FEATHER, sign-up for a FREE quilting class And here's where you can find more of my work: YouTube - LIVE & UNSCRIPTED episodesWebsite - for more information on classes and quilting servicesFacebook - current projects and photosInstagram - current projects and photosPinterest - photo galleries and tutorials

El mundo del graffiti se está haciendo un hueco cada vez mayor y ya se le considera, por casi todos, una de las expresiones más importantes del arte urbano. Pablo Ochoa, que ahora mismo expone en Madrid, es uno de los grandes autores de nuestro país. 

Tobin Green is the founder and architect of AADMIXX design/build studio. AADMIXX is a Design+Build Studio specializing in custom residential projects for clients who appreciate the diverse architectural & cultural influences of urban life. AADMIXX style is Urban Progressive, defined as modern but not quite minimal or Miami. It's industrial but familiar & welcoming. Eclectic but precise & intentional. From their website: "Tobin & Bianca Green are a real life living working couple who founded AADMIXX in 2014 with a simple plan: Design modern homes that make recognizable statements in their communities & don't let mainstream trends or local design guidelines strangle the creative process. Timelessness over trendiness is the standard. New tech is embraced, modern materials harnessed, & worthy trends explored, but they never turn their backs on their passion for antiquities or a proven design technique." View more on https://www.aadmixx.com

O grafitti —uma das expressões da cultura hip-hop, que completa 50 anos— é muito mais que tinta no muro, diz a antropóloga Gabriela Leal. Autora de uma dissertação de mestrado sobre os usos do espaço urbano no universo da arte de rua, ela afirma que o grafitti é uma maneira de existir nas cidades, que molda como seus praticantes concebem o mundo e se enxergam nele. A pesquisa, agora editada no livro "Cidade: Modos de Ler, Usar e se Apropriar", descreve os princípios éticos e morais que regem a cena do grafitti em São Paulo. Leal também registra as relações entre os praticantes e seus espaços de socialização na cidade, apontando como o conhecimento é transmitido entre as gerações e como os iniciantes se formam e constroem sua reputação. Neste episódio, a pesquisadora discute como uma distinção entre arte e vandalismo passou a estruturar os discursos e as leis sobre o grafitti e a pixação e explora algumas das contradições que os grafiteiros enfrentam ao tentar se inserir no mercado de arte, um movimento que vem se intensificando nas últimas décadas. Produção e apresentação: Eduardo Sombini Edição de som: Raphael Concli Ouça o novo podcast da Folha, Caso das 10 milSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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MUSIC & ART COLLIDE   Frankie Vinci's Rock 'n' Roll journey has led him to create the Pop Art he's so passionate about today. These raw-colorful Pop Art / Mixed Media pieces are reflective of his years as a troubadour and his Rock 'n' Roll experiences performing in the iconic clubs and concert halls from NYC to LA , all of this has become part of his tapestry as a Pop Artist.  Frankie is a Multi-Platinum songwriter / recording artist and has shared the stage and or worked in the recording studio alongside iconic names such as : Aerosmith, Van Halen, Alice Cooper, Meat Loaf, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tim McGraw, Roberta Flack, Dino Danelli & Gene Cornish (Rascals), Wally Bryson (Raspberries), Ricky Byrd (Joan Jett, Roger Daltrey), Robert Lamm (Chicago), Phil Ramone, Eddie Kramer, etc...  Frankie's also had a successful career as a composer / producer in NYC advertising. He composed / produced national jingles for some of the biggest brand names internationally. A pinnacle of his career was composing The Super Bowl Theme for CBS that also aired on the "NFL Game of the week" for 10 years. Frankie's Pop Art is inspired by music, fashion, film and the vintage billboards that have been distressed by weather and time. The multi-layered backstage passes, concert posters covering the dark alleys and backstage walls in Rock clubs like CBGB's, all add fire to Frankie's creativity. Frankie's artful eye sees the beauty in subway graffiti, random paint drips, metal rust, torn paper, combined with detailed painting and carefully composed layouts. His flair for color combinations and the placement of iconic images over his canvases is creating a buzz in the art community.  With a name like Frankie Leonardo Vinci what else would you expect but a modern day renaissance man capturing his life and times on canvas.Mark your calendars for Frankie's  opening on 7/13/2023 , 6-9pm at D Colabella Fine Art Gallery , 446 Main Street , Ridgefield, Ct. , Check out my new pieces, including “FIRE” , a tribute to my favorite guitarist Jimi Hendrix . Also in the exhibit is the talented guitar craftsman Tim Sway and the amazing artist Greg Cohan. See you there !! Show runs until September 11!https://www.vincipopart.com/

In ihrem Podcast "Banksy - Rebellion oder Kitsch?" beleuchtet Journalistin Ortrun Schütz die mysteriöse Figur hinter den berühmten Streetart-Werken. Durch Recherchen und Interviews mit Bekannten und Freunden von Banksy konnte sie dem Graffiti-Künstler näherkommen: “Man bekommt durch die Recherchen schon ein Bild von ihm”, fasst sie zusammen. Er sei sowohl ein cleverer Selbstvermarkter als auch ein politischer Künstler. Die Suche nach dem Menschen dahinter Für ihren neunteiligen Podcast reise Ortrun Schütz unter anderem nach London, Berlin, Hamburg, New York, Los Angeles, Bethlehem und Kyiv. Dabei führten ihre Recherchen sie auch nach Bristol, der vermuteten Geburtsstadt des Künstlers. “Bristol ist der Ort, an dem Banksys illegalen Graffitis in den 90er-Jahren erstmals auftauchten”, sagt sie im Interview mit SWR2. Die männlich geprägte Graffiti-Szene zu dieser Zeit lässt vermuten, dass Banksy ein Mann ist. ”Eine weibliche Identität zu verheimlichen, wäre vermutlich schwer gewesen”. Seine politische Kunst und der Kampf gegen den Kommerz Banksys Werke sind politisch, oft mit einem ironischen Unterton. Er kritisiert Polizeigewalt und setzt sich für soziale Gerechtigkeit ein. Erst kürzlich hat er sich zum Beispiel an die Seite der Ukraine gestellt und Bilder unter anderem auf die Mauern eines zerbombten Kindergartens gesprüht. Seine Kunst ist zugänglich und ästhetisch ansprechend, was dazu führt, dass sie auf allerlei Merchandising-Produkten landet. Banksy selbst möchte jedoch nicht, dass seine Kunst für kommerzielle Zwecke genutzt wird, doch er wird immer wieder bestohlen. “Die Schablonengraffiti sind sehr einfach nachzumachen”, weiß die Journalistin. Trotzdem bleibe er ein rebellischer Künstler, der weiterhin Einfluss nehmen und die Gesellschaft verändern möchte. Der Podcast „Banksy – Rebellion oder Kitsch“ ist ab sofort in der ARD Audiothek zu finden.

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Seguro usted ha escuchado, de su agencia, de su sobrinity, sobre "el guerrilla marketing". ¿De qué rayos habla? ¿Grafitti es guerrilla marketing? No, no lo es. No le diga "Bansqui" a Banksy.

Ooit gehoord van een systeemopstelling? Anne Vries gaat met Voorruit posten op het NDSM-terrein in Amsterdam-Noord, Daar kun je met je auto langs een tentoonstelling rijden die nooit hetzelfde is. Aan de orde komt wat te doen met de schuldvraag. Het gaat niet om oorzaak en gevolg, het gaat om patronen. En het belang van het interne beeld. -GPS 52.40194, 4.89499. -Anne Vries, systeem begeleider. -Bessel van der Kolk, Traumasporen in lichaam, brein en geest. -George Harrison, Beware of Darkness    

Depending upon when and how you and when you meet Antonio Rafael, you could have an engaging exchange on many things. When connecting with Antonio, concepts from the community will be balanced with the world or vice versa. Antonio's journey from Southwest Detroit and having working-class parents left grand impressions of ways development impacted the community. Studying at Eastern Michigan University strengthened Antonio's global understanding of how corporations exploit people internationally. Today Antonio works in art, farming, and advocacy. This was a classic back-and-forth conversation between micro and macro concepts that is thought-provoking and enlightening. Check out the Detroit is Different feature of Antonio Rafael. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/detroit-is-different/f4ee6b47-7953-4633-a942-5bf5a33c0473

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What up Vigilantes?  I hope you caught my last interview with NFT pioneer Gus Grillasca. We discussed Bitcoin Ordinals, NFTs, Liberland, and several other fascinating topics.  Well, get ready for this one, because we're diving even deeper.  Gus and I traced the origins of NFTs back to the 1990s when people first considered creating digital… The post Blockchain Grafitti: The Immutable NFT Art Inscribed in Bitcoin [VIDEO] appeared first on The Crypto Vigilante.

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A poucos dias de subir aos palcos dos Coliseus de Lisboa e Porto para celebrar 20 anos de carreira, Valete vem ao Posto Emissor falar de música nova, da paixão por futebol e de saúde mental e pessoas tóxicas. No podcast da BLITZ, falamos ainda dos regressos de Björk e Weeknd a Portugal e do novo recinto de espetáculos que vai nascer em Lisboa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barstool talk from the biggest sipper in Philly with some of the most innovate people in the world, Sammie is the one to sit and sip wit if you wanna enjoy conversation. 00:00 TRAILERS 00:15 INTROS 02:23 GETTING TO BROADCASTING 04:00 MEETING Kwamé 07:00 THE BROADCASTING CAREER 13:30 THE START OF THE 215 30:30 THE KP EPISODE 32:00 FACT CHECKING AND BACKGROUND 44:00 GOT ME FOR MY CAMERA 46:00 JOURNALIST VS PUNDANT 57:00 OVER A DRINK PODCAST 1:15:00 GRAFITTI 1:26:00 MIAMI ART BASEL 1:33:30 OUTROS Follow on Youtube @thenewsreal Follow on IG @mikegreenidge https://www.fox29.com/shows/the-215 #sippinwitsammie #letstalkaboutit #phillyhiphop #phillyentertainment #phillymusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sippinwitsammie/support

Strielali po ňom, naháňali ho v najnebezpečnejších kútoch sveta, sedel pol roka v japonskom väzení a precestoval viac ako 90 krajín… Hnaný nevšednou vášňou zvanou - graffiti. Daor je svetovo známy graffiti artist. Sme približne rovnako starí a pamätám si, že Daor bol legenda už v čase, keď som chodil na strednú školu. Tento (pre mnohých) nepochopiteľný koníček dal Daorovi zvláštne schopnosti: rozpoznávať bezpečnostné systémy, kamery, senzory na pohyb, alebo dokonca na aerosol zo sprejov, vedieť infiltrovať strážené priestory, poznať grafikony metro systémov po celom svete… “Maloval na vlaky” v Japonsku, Rusku, Indii, Brazílii, New Yorku, Turecku, Johannesburgu, v Peru a desiatkach ďalších miest sveta. Príbeh ako z filmu, ktorý by vyšiel na 10 takýchto epizód… Kontroverzný, ale nesmierne zaujímavý pohľad do neznámeho sveta svetovej legendy graffiti…

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Legendary Grafitti Artist, TAKEO TENN, sits down with a super in-depth conversation with Uncle Vinny. Takeo shares how he got his start in doing grafitti, ins & outs of the Grafitti Community, Toronto Street Art Culture, Importance of Continuing to Practice and Work on Your Craft, Loving to Explore Cities, and Much More. Big Shoutout TAKEO TENN and the Toronto Grafitti Community Go Follow @takeotenn & @milleroriginalart on Instagram to Keep Up With Takeo's Grafitti, Canvas Art, and New Projects. Click the Below Links to Keep Up With New Versatile Vigilante content: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VersatileVigilante/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/versatilevigilante Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/podcast/6rbWSYZP9asHUv431qHZfK/overview Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/versatile-vigilante/id1384221180?mt=2 SmartURL: https://smarturl.it/versatilevigilante 0:00 - Welcome @takeotenn 1:10 - Shoutout to Takeo For a Sick Painting 2:50 - Growing Up As A Military Brat; Moving to TO in 2013 4:00 - Loving Street Art Culture; Becoming Part of Community 5:00 - Urban Exploring & Grafitti 6:00 - Always Enjoying Grafitti Culture 6:40 - Grafitti Styles Being Passed Down 8:00 - Wanting to Learn the Craft 8:40 - Shoutout We$tbound P 9:00 - Getting Inspired By Others & Paying Homage 10:15 - Shoutout Cruz & Wallnoize 10:35 - Grafitti & Street Art is Different 11:10 - Shoutout Street Art TO; Building Community of Artists 13:10 - Grafitti Is A Rebellious Spirit 14:00 - Have to Put In the Work 14:30 - Also Doing Fine Art @milleroriginalart 15:20 - How Do You Practice Grafitti? 17:10 - Grafitti Politics 19:00 - Queen & Augusta Mural; Adds To The Neighbourhood 20:50 - Wandering The City 21:40 - Younger Artists Showing Love 22:40 - Toronto is A Talented Place 24:30 - Sharing Art 25:40 - Pandemic Polarization 27:00 - Living in Fear is Ugly 28:30 - Sharing Experiences 28:45 - Is Doing Grafitti Dangerous? 29:50 - Have to Put the Work In 30:10 - Keep Going 32:00 - Feelings 33:15 - Growth is Beautiful 35:25 - Effort & Passion 37:40 - Foreshadowing; Mom is an Art Teacher 39:00 - Friends & Family Support 40:10 - Marketing 41:25 - Affordability in TO; Day Job 45:00 - Living Costs Globally 48:55 - Being Around Like Minded People 49:30 - Opportunity in Toronto; Travelling 51:15 - Learning About Your City 52:35 - Explaining the "Takeo Tenn" Name 54:00 - Takeo Characters 57:30 - Shoutout Grafitti Community & Southside Ink 59:00 - Toronto is a Small World 1:00:00 - Staying True to Yourself 1:00:45 - Follow @TAKEOTENN & @MILLERORIGINALART 1:01:00 - Future Projects 1:02:00 - Shoutout TAKEOTENN

Okay, so we cover . . .mental health       being incarcerated             AI               hallucinating                   graffiti                        feeding the hungry ghost . . .and that's just for starters.  Jonathan is the author of Mission2Moga, a very interesting dystopian novel. He was a fixture among the crews of Brooklyn by age five, and, as Mark Twain suggested, "never let my schooling interfere with my education." Fasten your shoulder harness for our trip while we look back as if nothing happened.

In celebration of hip-hop's 49th anniversary, Nix pulls together a panel of hip-hop personalities from the nerd community. Join GameNotes, The Illest Gamer, Clutch The BoyWonder, Highrowglyphfix, Swell Rell, Afrococopuffs, Crazy8TheGreat, Arkayde The Sage, and General Joshua from Nerdz & Hip-Hop for banter, bars, and bullsh*t.

ATENTIE! În acest episod am folosit doar muzică scrisă de roboți: AC/DC, Nirvana, Metallica sau Post Malone cu Kid Laroi au fost deja înlocuiți deja de roboți ;) Urmează agențiile de publicitate? Pornim de la pretextul campaniei demarate de IQ Ads, campanie care propune dilema Oameni vs AI in zona industriilor creative, cu accent pe publicitate. Musk si altii ca el sustin că orice fac oamenii, AI face deja sau va face mai bine. Se aplică asta si în zona de creatie publicitară si, dacă da, care sunt cele mai „expuse” joburi? ___ Invitati: • Marius Cristea – owner si creator al conceptelor IQ ads si SMARK • Bogdan Costin – director creatie Saatchi & Saatchi + The Geeks (ex Tempo, Grafitti, 23 Communication, Geometry si Vitrina Advertising) __ Muzica din acest episod: "I am AI" - AI Composed Music by AIVA - https://youtu.be/Emidxpkyk6o "MetallicAI": I made a bot write a Metallica song - https://youtu.be/zTG1Nb1hND0 "Post Malone and Kid Laroi" - https://www.tiktok.com/@louyah/video/7106192295518620970 "AI/DC": I made a bot write an AC/DC song - https://youtu.be/vpEVsDN84Hc "AI creates "New" Nirvana Song" - Drowned In The Sun - https://youtu.be/qf6eOSJgN0Y

Al chats with NY artist/creator, Bobbito Ross about the journey, PR Pride, artistic talents and more..... https://youtu.be/pRM2QY6D2Fg Instagram: @bobbitoross Website: www.bobbitoross.com Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCuLSK1_91-zGSg59JZVtiaQ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BobbitoRoss75/ Thanks for listening / watching! Host: Al Mega (Twitter/Instagram/Facebook): @TheRealAlMega / @ComicCrusaders Make sure to Like/Share/Subscribe if you haven't yet. https://www.youtube.com/c/comiccrusad… Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/comiccrusaders Visit the official Comic Crusaders Comic Book Shop:  comiccrusaders.shop Visit the OFFICIAL Comic Crusaders Swag Shop at: comiccrusaders.us Episode 123 in an unlimited series! Main Site: https://www.comiccrusaders.com/​​​​ Sister Sites: http://www.undercovercapes.com​​​​ http://www.geekerymagazine.com​​​​ http://www.splinteredpress.com Pick up official Undercover Capes Podcast Network merchandise exclusively on RedBubble.com – bit.ly/UCPNMerch Streamyard is the platform of choice used by Comic Crusaders and The Undercover Capes Podcast Network to stream! Check out their premium plans for this amazing and versatile tool, sign up now: https://bit.ly/ComicCrusadersStreamyard

Emma is a rat, Michelle is wearing a sports bra to Mardi Gras, Eva gets her news through the grapevine. We play a game all about answering moral dilemmas. Hear Emma, Eva, and Michelle talk about all this and more on this week's episode of Do You Have a Sec? Follow us on Instagram: Do You Have a Sec? Follow us on TikTok: Do You Have a SecTok? Listen to 101.9 The Mix: Listen Live Office besties Emma Day, Eva Empleo, and Michelle Mortimer steal a second of each other's day, to take a seat on the office couch, and catch up on all things life. That means relationships, pop culture, and more. So, grab a seat on the sofa with us and enjoy! Warning: Most episodes contain bad British accents.

In this week's episode, Alice interviews three researchers - Teresa Ó Brádaigh Bean, Lydia Cole, and Azadeh Sobout - who are involved in the Art of Peace project based at the Universities of Manchester and Durham. Led by Oliver Richmond, Stephanie Kappler, and Birte Vogel, this project explores arts-based approaches to peace-making and the role that grassroots-led art projects can play in helping communities process and recover from conflict. On the podcast, we discussed the many different roles that different forms of artistic practice can play in post-conflict communities, from bringing people together and building bridges between past and present to rights-based activism and peaceful revolution.  Lydia, Azadeh and Teresa were all keen to stress that participatory arts programmes can help people 'build better futures', not just process past experiences. Along the way, we discussed the false binary between war and peace that often distorts and simplifies how we visualise both. We talked about the limitations of top-down, colonial-style peace-making initiatives, and the merits of grassroots peace-building from below and attention to micropolitics. We also looked at lots of different examples of 'artivism' - art that embodies and enables activism. Our conversation got us thinking about entrenched habits of visualising 'peace' and the role that different art forms can play in re-visualising both peace and conflict and in visualising new/different/better futures.Alongside her research, Teresa works for the charity In Place of War, which supports artists and cultural organisations in places of conflict all around the world. Her recent work has focused particularly on creative enterprise, community arts education and arts-based social movements in Colombia, and she is co-editor of a volume coming out soon called ‘The Art of Making Something from Nothing', which looks at the social impact of arts projects across the Global South.Lydia is closely connected to the Conflict Textiles project which we talked about on the podcast last week, and she has curated a range of exhibitions in connection with this (called ‘Stitched Voices' and ‘Threads, War and Conflict'), bringing feminist international relations theory and critical peace and conflict studies together. She is passionate about creative and participatory approaches to peace and conflict studies, and her work for the Art of Peace project has focused particularly on grassroots arts projects in Bosnia and HerzegovinaAzadeh has been leading a research project on the intersection of arts and peace-building in Lebanon, focused particularly on refugee communities from Syria and internally displaced people from within Lebanon itself. She has a particular interest in post-war geographies and narratives of displacement; in how different affected communities present their histories and identities through different artistic media; and how different forms of art can create avenues for peace activism, by helping people work through the complexities of solidarity, responsibility and ethics.  We hope you enjoy the episode. You can find out more about the Art of Peace project on their website, and more information about In Place of War is available here. For a version of our podcast with close captions, please use this link.For more information about individuals and their projects, please visit the University of St Andrews Visualising War website. Music composed by Jonathan YoungSound mixing by Zofia Guertin

This week on The Get Down we are joined by the Adelaide O.G graffiti writer turned world renowned artist that is Jimmy C aka James Cochran. Jimmy made his bones back in the early 90's honing his skills illegally in the cold dark streets & train yards of Adelaide, South Australia. Many would have dismissed Jimmy as nothing but a vandal and hooligan, but he is living proof that if you put your mind to it and trust the process, you can go on to make a living doing what you truly love. As a young fella, I marveled at the gems Jimmy would treat us with on his late night missions all over the city and as an adult I am equally impressed by the amazing art he develops today. This is a true South Australian success story of following your dreams and a nice little reminder to not be too harsh on your kids if you catch them coming home with spray paint on their hands. Thanks for your time Jimmy. I really appreciate it mate! Enjoy. BeatsDisclaimer: Jimmy may or may not have ACTUALLY done illegal grafitti. LOLSAPOLThe Get Down beat made by PTTC - www.linktr.ee/Poundtothecredit_OfficialThe Get Down Logo designed by Ben Tan @ Graphic Tragic.(c) All rights reserved

This week on The Get Down we are joined by a good mate and triple threat talent, Mnops. Skilled in the arts of rapping, graffiti and tattooing, Mnops has a very humble outlook on his abilities. On top of his talents, Mnops is a great father and has a great sense of humour and takes life as it comes whilst giving next to zero fucks about anything that is not close to his heart. I have had many a good yarn with Mnops in his tattoo chair and could talk to him forever and not get bored. I am very happy to have caught him during his busy schedule to share his story with all of you. Thanks Mnops. I appreciate it bro.Disclaimer: Several audio issues were had during this episode, so be patient and tune your zoom ears. Peace. Beats.The Get Down beat made by PTTC - www.linktr.ee/Poundtothecredit_OfficialThe Get Down Logo designed by Ben Tan @ Graphic Tragic.(c) All rights reserved

We went through our brackets. We talked about how bad the Orioles were last year. Miss Hitler contest. Fence wars. Graffiti traps and other stuff too!

Guitarist, songwriter and producer Jack Moffitt of the great Sydney band The Preatures joins me for a thoughtful conversational about Led Zeppelin, self-destruction, being in a guitar band in 2016, the psychological impact of touring, rock'n'roll self-indulgence and why Tame Impala's 'Let It Happen' isn't too long. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes here or in other podcasting apps by copying/pasting our RSS feed -http://myfavoritealbum.libsyn.com/rss My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia. He directed the music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts and feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, and writes for Capital News magazine. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

Danny Diablo aka Lord EZEC talks street life, Queens, racism, growing up fighting, Grafitti, Tim Armstrong, Subnoize records, positivity, metal, Crown Of Thornz, Travis Barker, NYHC, CBGB's, Sacha Jenkins, Madchild, Rihanna Vs Etta James, and much more! KG talks about his first time meeting Danny Diablo, and shares some hardcore memories and stories plus SFT reissues! www.DignifiedBastard.Com   "when something happens to me, i know why it happened." - Danny Diablo