Podcast appearances and mentions of jean jullien

L'Union européenne est le plus grand territoire maritime au monde. Entourée par l'océan Atlantique, la mer Méditerranée, la mer du Nord ou encore la Baltique, l'Europe est un carrefour des civilisations de l'Océan et un lieu d'échanges commerciaux et culturels entre les nations. L'histoire et la culture européennes se sont construites autour des liens tissés entre les hommes et l'univers marin. Découvrez dans cet épisode, comment s'est construite la relation profonde entre l'Europe et l'Océan et comment elle a contribué à la richesse et à la complexité de l'identité européenne. Regards croisés entre l'anthropologue maritime Emilie Mariat - Roy et l'artiste Jean Jullien. Episode enregistré en live à la Gaîté Lyrique. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Little Monster wants to be in a scary story. But is he sure?

In musea is het vooral kijken, kijken en bijna nooit kopen. Maar wat nou als je zelf kunst wilt verzamelen? Sien, Guilliano en Akua duiken de wereld van de kunstverzamelaars in. Zijn ze zelf kunst aan het hamsteren? Of hebben ze andere verzamelcollecties? Guilliano zoekt naar de drijfveer achter het verzamelen van kunstwerken en spreekt met een hoogleraar die daar alles van weet. Sien gaat in Utrecht op bezoek bij de jonge kunstverzamelaar Sander. Kan hij haar overtuigen om ook een collectie te beginnen? En Akua neemt eens onder de loep wat bij haar thuis aan de muur hangt.  Waar hebben we het deze aflevering allemaal over gehad?  Close-Up docu: Het New Yorkse kunstpaleis van fotograaf Jay Maisel (AVROTROS) https://www.2doc.nl/documentaires/2021/04/het-new-yorkse-kunstpaleis-van-fotograaf-jay-maisel-.html# (https://www.2doc.nl/documentaires/2021/04/het-new-yorkse-kunstpaleis-van-fotograaf-jay-maisel-.html) Depot Boijmans van Beuningen https://www.boijmans.nl/depot (https://www.boijmans.nl/depot) Kunstmarkt Amsterdam-Noord bij Expocafé Zamen https://www.instagram.com/kunstmarktnoord/  (https://www.instagram.com/kunstmarktnoord/) Sander: https://www.instagram.com/sandeur/ (https://www.instagram.com/sandeur/) Parra: https://www.instagram.com/pietparra/ (https://www.instagram.com/pietparra/) Floor van het Nederend: https://www.instagram.com/floorvanhetnederend/ (https://www.instagram.com/floorvanhetnederend/) Tim: Mastik: https://www.instagram.com/timmastik/ (https://www.instagram.com/timmastik/) Jean Jullien: https://www.instagram.com/jean_jullien/ (https://www.instagram.com/jean_jullien/) Volg ons, like ons, abonneer en stuur vooral een berichtje

À Bruxelles, dans le musée MIMA, se tient l'exposition STUDIOLO de l'artiste français Jean Jullien, à la fois peintre, photographe, graphiste...

Jean Jullien est un artiste de renommée mondiale. Il est présent à Melbourne ce weekend pour l'ouverture de son espace Rififi a la NGV Kids au sein de la Triennale.

Ce matin on prend nos petits crayons et on se lance, enfin, dans le grand bain avec Jean Jullien createur d'images et nelick qui vient nous parler de son prochain disque, des pates au ketchup et des concerts a venir Une émission en partenariat avec Liberté Paris qui nous régale de leurs viennoiseries, présentée par Lolita Mang et Jean Fromageau.

Ce matin on prend nos petits crayons et on se lance, enfin, dans le grand bain avec Jean Jullien createur d'images et nelick qui vient nous parler de son prochain disque, des pates au ketchup et des concerts a venirUne émission en partenariat avec Liberté Paris qui nous régale de leurs viennoiseries, présentée par Lolita Mang et Jean Fromageau. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Ce matin on prend nos petits crayons et on se lance, enfin, dans le grand bain avec Jean Jullien createur d'images et nelick qui vient nous parler de son prochain disque, des pates au ketchup et des concerts a venirUne émission en partenariat avec Liberté Paris qui nous régale de leurs viennoiseries, présentée par Lolita Mang et Jean Fromageau. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Rdv le samedi 20 Août à partir de 17h30 pour l'annuel apéro/pique-nique Sens Créatif au jardin des Tuileries à Paris !

O narrador gostaria de escrever uma história engraçada, mas seu personagem principal - Monstrinho - tem uma ideia diferente. Ele quer ser a estrela de uma história assustadora, arrepiante, petrificante, totalmente aterrorizante. Mas histórias assustadoras… bem, elas podem ser muito assustadores - especialmente para seus personagens! Principalmente quando envolvem florestas escuras, bruxas assustadoras e casas assustadoras.. Oh caramba, essa definitivamente não é a história assustadora que o Monstrinho tinha em mente! Escrito por Sean Taylor, ilustrado por Jean Jullien e ainda não publicado no Brasil, então eu traduzi e adaptei especialmente pra esse episódio. Para acompanhar a história juntamente com as ilustrações do livro, compre o livro aqui: https://amzn.to/3HDYYD1 Se vc gostou, compartilhe com seus amigos e me siga nas redes sociais! https://www.instagram.com/bookswelove_livrosqueamamos/ E fiquem ligados, porque toda sexta-feira publico uma nova história. Até mais! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/denise32/message

Quoi de neuf dans le Sens Créatif Universe au mois d'Octobre ?1. Je vais devenir papa pour la deuxième fois ! Je vais donc prendre mon congé paternité, et le podcast fera une pause jusqu'au 22/11 ! 2. Le calendrier des futurs épisodes :- Jérémie Claeys et Laurent Bazart : on vous dit tout sur la saison 4 (sortie le 22/11)- L'illustrateur Jean Jullien : https://www.instagram.com/jean_jullien/ (sortie le 06/12)- Le 8 décembre, enregistrement live et en public de l'épisode de cloture de la saison 3 de Sens Créatif au SOCIAL BAR (25, rue Villiot) à Paris ! En compagnie de Charlotte Molas, Kevin Deneufchatel et Maguelone Du Fou. Suivi d'un petit concert d'Adrien Guy (l'homme derrière la musique du podcast) et Mathilde Guegan (aka Loon) ! + exposition du Collectif Patates ! Réservez la date ! (sortie de l'épisode sur le podcast le 20/12)----CREDITSMerci à Adrien Guy pour l'habillage sonorewww.instagram.com/adrienguymusic/Extrait de "Cool meufs" de LoonREJOIGNEZ LA COMMUNAUTÉ SENS CRÉATIF :Participez financièrement au podcast en rejoignant le PATATE CLUB afin d'accéder aux coulisses du podcast, à deux épisodes supplémentaires par mois du world famous PATATE CLUB PODCAST, ainsi qu'à une communauté de créatifs passionnés qui échangent et s'entraident les uns avec les autres.Visitez PATREON : https://www.patreon.com/senscreatifpodcastRejoignez le DISCORD du podcast : discord.com/invite/sJs9RKj----Retrouvez Sens Créatif sur les réseaux sociaux :www.senscreatif.frhttps://www.instagram.com/senscreatif_podcast/ Accédez à des tonnes de bonus en rejoignant le Patate Club sur Patreon ! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Pour la deuxième année consécutive, l'artiste-plasticien nantais Jean Jullien signe une collaboration avec le service des espaces verts de la ville et le Voyage à Nantes. C'est la saison 2 de son œuvre “Filili Viridi”. Trois nouveaux personnages colorés et surdimensionnés envahissent les allées du jardin. Un univers accessible et joyeux à portée de main.

Jean Jullien is a French graphic artist living and working in Paris. His practice ranges from painting and illustration to photography, video, costume, installations, books, posters and clothing to create a coherent yet eclectic body of work. In this episode he and Zuckerman talk about his clan and his mother’s iconic hairstyle, describing versus telling, what is enough, how to judge cultural impact, clusters, and saying “yes, but.”

Jon Cockley is the co-founder of Handsome Frank illustration and animation agency, representing artists such as Jean Jullien, Malika Favre and Tom Haugomat among many others. In our conversation, we talk about Jon's journey to co-founding the agency and how they work with art directors, advertising agencies and everybody in between. We also talk about current trends in illustration and advertising and Jon offers top tips for new illustrators. Presented by Justyna Green Produced by James Green

We travelled to Paris and caught up with renowned illustrator and artist Jean Jullien who we've had the pleasure of working with for over eight years. 

We close our trilogy of Miami Art Week Radio Juxtapoz episodes with an old friend, Diogo Machado, aka ADD FUEL. After talking about the subtle aspects of daily life with Jean Jullien and identifying the self in a deeply personal conversation with Jenny Morgan, we sat down with ADD FUEL for another wide-ranging conversation about how his interest and expansion on the history of Portuguese tile works and how he has applied that to his fine art and street work practice. What we learned in the episode is not only the utilitarian and intricate craft of tile works in Portugal's history, but how ADD FUEL's characters and personal designs into his tile patterns is part of a long lineage of personalization of the art form. He talks about how that craft has been applied in other cultures, and how his research when doing murals has helped him localize the work. From Lisbon's unique graffiti history to his new studio set-up, we catch an artist on the precipice of a major jump, embedded with history and yet pushing the genre forward. All Miami Art Week podcasts were supported by Vans. Subscribe to the Radio Juxtapoz podcast HERE. The Radio Juxtapoz Podcast is hosted by Doug Gillen of Fifth Wall TV and Juxtapoz Editor, Evan Pricco.

We love when we get two former cover artists on Radio Juxtapoz, and following up on our conversation with Jean Jullien during Miami Art Week where Juxtapoz and Vans took over The Hotel of South Beach, we sat down with one of our favorite contemporary painters, Jenny Morgan. The Brooklyn-based painter, who was the cover of both our print edition and the Juxtapoz Hyperreal book, has been working away in her studio for the past few years, and with her work in Juxtapoz at 25: In Black & White, episode 31 of Radio Juxtapoz is her first interview in over 3 years! In this conversation, Morgan goes deep into her analysis on self-portraits, not only talking about her revelation of seeing her own self on the wall at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver during her mid-career survey, but the intimacy of self and the bodies of her and her friends. The Utah-born painter talks about her life in Brooklyn, how she still feels energized by the city and the artists living there but also how her 3 years away from the limelight after her museum survey has allowed her to reevaluate and enhance her craft. This episode coincides with Morgan announcing her upcoming solo exhibition with Mother Gallery, opening March 21st, 2020. All Miami Art Week podcasts were supported by Vans. Subscribe to the Radio Juxtapoz podcast HERE. The Radio Juxtapoz Podcast is hosted by Doug Gillen of Fifth Wall TV and Juxtapoz Editor, Evan Pricco.

We are back where it all started! A year into the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, we are back in Miami, this time in South Beach during Art Week with a special grouping of conversations with the artist's that have helped shape the 25 years of Juxtapoz Magazine. Coinciding with our special presentation of Juxtapoz at 25: In Black & White, an exhibition of 150 black and white drawings from Juxtapoz present and future, Radio Juxtapoz co-hosts Doug Gillen and Evan Pricco talk the unique history of the magazine, as well as the prompt to ask artists to create work with one simple task: make a drawing, on paper, using only black and white. This introduction is a precursor to our conversations throughout the week, kicking off with Paris-based painter Jean Jullien.

For the first Radio Juxtapoz Podcast conversation of Miami Art week, we sat down with the Paris-based artist on the rooftop of The Hotel of South Beach, where we were hosting a special exhibition, Juxtapoz at 25: In Black & White, featuring over 130 black and white drawings from the magazine's present and future. Jullien was the perfect guest to kick-off the week; not only a world famous illustrator and storyteller, his recent fine art career has been internationally recognized as a refreshing reinterpretation of a signature style. It's rare that an artist so well-known in a almost comic-book style to also claimed a place in the fine art world. Jullien is a fascinating artist with a major social media following and a universality with all his practices. The Miami week Radio Juxtapoz podcast's are supported by Vans. Subscribe to the Radio Juxtapoz podcast HERE. The Radio Juxtapoz Podcast is hosted by Doug Gillen of Fifth Wall TV and Juxtapoz Editor, Evan Pricco.

This week’s book is John Lennon’s “Imagine” illustrated by Jean Jullien with a forward by Yoko Ono Lennon and an afterword by Amnesty International. This song/book reminds us of an important lesson: to love and accept all types of people and to live in peace. There is also a portion of a podcast Eli recorded on his own! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mysticriverreading/message

Interview with artist Jean Jullien at his studio in Hackney, London. All Rights Reserved.

Bream Gives Me Hiccups (Grove/Atlantic)Jesse Eisenberg is known for acclaimed acting roles in The Social Network, The Squid and the Whale, and other films, but his writing talents are no less impressive. His short stories have appeared in McSweeney’s and in the New Yorker and he is the author of three plays, including The Revisionist, which starred Eisenberg and Vanessa Redgrave.Now in his whip-smart fiction debut Bream Gives Me Hiccups Eisenberg delivers a collection of forty-four hilarious, moving, and inventive stories that explore the various insanities of the modern world. NOTE: As with all Skylight Books in-store events, this reading is free and open to the public (first come, first served).  But because we're expecting a large crowd at this event, we'll be giving out numbered tickets to the signing line to keep things organized:To get a ticket to the signing line, you must purchase a copy of Bream Gives Me Hiccups here at Skylight Books.Starting September 8, you can buy books (and get your signing line ticket) in person, by phone, or via our website. Web pre-orders can also be picked up starting the 8th.For all website orders for this event, be sure to leave a note in the Order Comments field if you'd like a signing line ticket.Can't attend? If you would like a signed book but will not be able to attend, click Signed Copy after adding the book to your cart and we'll do our best to get it signed for you. You  may pick up this book in the store after the event, or have it shipped to you.Skylight's Friends with Benefits members get priority signing line tickets (and 20% off this and all other event books each month), so be sure to mention your membership (or join) when you order the book.Jesse Eisenberg will sign and personalize ONLY Bream Gives me Hiccups and his plays--no memorabilia, posters, DVDs, fan art, etc. Jesse Eisenberg will also take photographs while signing--no posed photographs.  Thank you for your cooperation! Bream Gives Me Hiccups gets its unusual title from the set of stories that begin the book, restaurant reviews written by a nine-year-old child who is taken out for expensive meals by his newly divorced mother. The stories then move from contemporary L.A. to the dorm rooms of an American college to ancient Pompeii, throwing the reader into a universe of social misfits, reimagined scenes from history, and ridiculous overreactions. In one piece, a tense email exchange between a young man and his girlfriend is taken over by the man’s sister, who is obsessed with the Bosnian genocide (The situation reminds me of a little historical blip called the Karađorđevo agreement); in another, a college freshman forced to live with a roommate is stunned when one of her ramen packets goes missing (She didn’t have “one” of my ramens. She had a chicken ramen); in another piece, Alexander Graham Bell has teething problems with his invention (I’ve been calling Mabel all day, she doesn’t pick up! Yes, of course I dialed the right number – 2!). United by Eisenberg’s gift for humor and character, and grouped into chapters that open with illustrations by award-winning cartoonist Jean Jullien, the witty pieces collected in Bream Gives Me Hiccups mark the arrival of a fantastically funny, self-ironic, and original voice.Praise for Bream Gives Me Hiccups“Brilliantly witty, deeply intelligent, and just plain hilarious. If David Sedaris wrote about Carmelo Anthony, Bosnian genocide, and ramen-stealing college freshmen, it would probably come out something like Jesse Eisenberg’s Bream Gives Me Hiccups. A moving portrait of human beings at their weaker moments, and a wonderful send-up of the insanities of modern America.” —Sherman Alexie“Eisenberg has a terrific ear, especially for adolescent inflections, absurdity, self-delusion, and insecurity. He also has a flair for off-the-wall ideas . . . With its panoply of neurotics and narcissists and its smart mix of stinging satire and surprising moments of sweetness, Bream Gives Me Hiccups brings to mind fellow comic actor/writers Woody Allen, Steve Martin and B.J. Novak. It also offers a youthful new twist on what one of Eisenberg’s hopeless dreamers refers to—ironically, of course—as the cruel ‘irony of life.’”—NPR Books“Compelling . . . A fascinating look into the minds of misfits . . . Whether it’s Alexander Graham Bell bumbling through his first phone calls or Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks pacifying a fan, Eisenberg’s ability to create interesting and entertaining dialogue as if the exchange actually occurred is impressive . . . Eisenberg’s wit jumps off the page . . . Bream Gives Me Hiccups is a delightful collection of awkward scenarios twisted into humorous, witty and sometimes poignant life lessons. It’s simultaneously smart, clever and creative.”—Associated Press“Eisenberg’s strength is in dialogue and monologue, and in writing miserable characters who alternately compel (like a 9-year-old from a broken home who writes restaurant reviews) and repel (like Harper, the footnote-obsessed freshman Eisenberg lovingly describes as ‘maladjusted’) . . . Eisenberg is uncannily good at capturing a specific breed of insincere teen girl.”—Entertainment Weekly“Jesse Eisenberg is a deeply original comic voice. These stories are about the funniness, sadness, and strangeness of everyday life and they really made me laugh.”—Roz ChastA great book . . . The first part of the book [is] a series of restaurant reviews Eisenberg writes in the voice of a privileged nine-year old. The reviews are hilarious but gradually reveal a moving portrait of a lonely boy’s bond with his single mom. All the stories seem to work on multiple levels like that.”—Arun Rath, “All Things Considered,” NPR“[Eisenberg’s] jittery on-screen energy seeps onto the pages of this book.”—Wall Street Journal (15 Books to Read This Fall)“Eisenberg’s 28 stories in Bream Gives Me Hiccups range from the diary of a nine-year-old food critic to letters about stolen ramen . . . Eisenberg’s characters are lively, and his awareness of universal neuroses (yours and his alike) shows he’s more than a hobbyist.”—Time “He’s a walking ball of neuroses, a fledgling playwright, and now a short-story writer, telling tales covering subjects as varied as Pompeii and ramen.”—New York Magazine  “Charming, deftly written, and laugh-out-loud funny.” —Publishers Weekly“I’ve been a fan of Jesse Eisenberg’s plays for years and his prose is just as winning. Bream Gives Me Hiccups is hilarious, poignant and at times so self-deprecating it makes me want to give Jesse a hug. He’s taken decades of neurosis and spun it into comedy gold.”—Simon Rich“Eisenberg proves to be a compassionate chronicler of absurdity in the realms of family life, romance, and history.”—Booklist“Bream Gives Me Hiccups isn’t merely comic writing of the first order; it’s an often tender, highbrow-lowbrow mash-up that encompasses everything from Chomsky and Žižek to disastrous pickup lines and pubescent neuroses. Jesse Eisenberg writes with formidable intellect and verbal dexterity, but he also has something many deadeye satirists lack: empathy with his targets. To borrow his most unforgettable character’s line, you’ll want to give his debut collection 2000 out of 2000 stars.”—Teddy Wayne, author of The Love Song of Jonny ValentineJesse Eisenberg is an Academy Award–nominated actor, playwright, and contributor for the New Yorker andMcSweeney's. He is the author of three plays, Asuncion, The Revisionist, and The Spoils, which won the Theater Visions Fund Award. Eisenberg's acting credits include The Social Network, Now You See Me, Adventureland, The Squid and the Whale, The Double, and The End of the Tour. Forthcoming acting credits include Batman v. Superman.

Jean Jullien, a French graphic designer currently living in London, joins GUNWASH for a conversation about illustration and life.