Podcasts about One Art

Reposted from Murder Magnets: A Poker Face Podcast, which you can find at https://podcastica.com/podcast/murder-magnets-a-poker-face-podcast  — It's a full house this week to tackle Charlie's latest adventure in the cutthroat land of New York City real estate. Join Penny, Becky, Jason, and special guests Jen and Rob to talk it out. Next up: Poker Face S2E10 “The Big Pump.” Let us know your thoughts! You can email or send a voice message to bullshit@podcastica.com.  Or check out our Facebook group, where we put up comment posts for each episode, at facebook.com/groups/podcastica. Links: Check out Rob's art and articles on AI: ROBGON.COM Dirge Without Music by Edna St. Vincent Millay: https://poets.org/poem/dirge-without-music  This Is Just To Say by William Carlos Williams: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/56159/this-is-just-to-say  One Art by Elizabeth Bishop: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47536/one-art  Check out all our other shows at podcastica.com.  Check out Becky's podcast “What's On Tonight” at https://www.facebook.com/people/Whats-On-Tonight/61566882612402/  Show support and get ad-free episodes and a bunch of other cool stuff: patreon.com/jasoncabassi  Or go to buymeacoffee.com/cabassi for a one-time donation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Linda Laderman reads her poem "How you go on about the other woman," and Ryan Harper reads his poems "Atonia, Eve of St. Mark" and "Early Easter." Linda Laderman is a Michigan poet. Her poetry has appeared in numerous literary journals, including The Burningword Literary Journal, MER, SWWIM, ONE ART, Rust & Moth, Minyan, and Action-Spectacle. She is a past recipient of Harbor Review's Jewish Women's Prize and was a Pushcart nominee. Her micro-chapbook What I Didn't Know I Didn't Know can be found at www.harbor-review.com/what-i-didnt-know-i-didnt-know.Ryan Harper is an Assistant Professor of the Practice at Fairfield University-Bellarmine in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The author of My Beloved Had a Vineyard, winner of the 2017 Prize Americana in poetry (Poetry Press of Press Americana, 2018), Ryan has had recent poems and essays in Portland Review, Third Wednesday, Thirteen Bridges, Paperbark, and elsewhere. Ryan is the creative arts editor of American Religion Journal.

In this episode of the Reformed Journal Podcast, the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Taylor Mallay about her poem “Every Sunday Morning.” Mallay is a poet and nonfiction writer from Michigan. Her work has previously appeared in Chestnut Review, One Art, and The Dewdrop, among others.

Planet Poet-Words in Space – NEW PODCAST!  LISTEN to my WIOX show (originally aired February 11th, 2025) featuring poet Tina Barry on her spellbinding new book, I Tell Henrietta.  Kristin Flynn, the artist who created the intense, expressive cover and interior art for I Tell Henrietta also joins us on the show.  Visit:Tina Barry at Tina Barry writer and  Kristin Flynn at https://www.kristinflynn.art   Praise for I Tell Henrietta"Tina Barry's astonishing collection I Tell Henrietta explores thresholds between the dream world and wakefulness and between poetry and prose... " ---- Mary Biddinger, author of Department of Elegy"Tina Barry's startling and eclectic I Tell Henrietta pushes the hybrid aesthetic envelope forward....Suffused with astute observation, memory and crystalline imagery, Barry's collection is a must-read for those who love small works containing multitudes"----  Nathan Leslie, editor of Best Small Fictions, author of Hurry Up and RelaxTina Barry is a textile designer turned poet, short-fiction writer and editor. She is the author of I Tell Henrietta (Aim Higher, Inc., 2024) with art by Kristin Flynn, Beautiful Raft and Mall Flower (Big Table Publishing, 2019 and 2016).Her writing can be found in Rattle, Verse Daily, ONE ART: a journal of poetry, SWWIM, The Indianapolis Review, The Best Small Fictions 2020 (spotlighted story) and 2016, and elsewhere. Tina has five Pushcart Prize nominations and several Best of the Net and Best Microfiction nods. She teaches at The Poetry Barn and Writers.com. Kristin Flynn earned a BFA in fashion design from Parsons School of Design, an AAS degree in Textiles from Rochester Institute of Technology, and studied painting at Marylhurst University in Portland, Oregon. Her paintings and drawings have been exhibited in numerous group and solo shows, including the Cheryl McGinnis Gallery, Stone Ridge Center for the Arts, Jane Street Gallery Studio 89, Brick Gallery, Kingston Museum of Contemporary Art, and Bard College. 

「ONE ART Taipei 2024 藝術台北」是亞太指標型飯店藝術博覽會之一，讓參展畫廊將他們代理的藝術家們推上國際舞台，也讓更多藏家可以挖到珍貴的原石。​「ONE ART Taipei 2024 藝術台北」已有超過一萬五千人次參與，這次的「ONE ART Taipei 2025 藝術台北」希望延續2024熱潮，再次整合亞太地區的藝術產業，推動台灣藏家與國際藏家交流，吸引更多參觀人潮並創佳績。​這次我們邀請到的是也趣藝廊 亞太連線執行會長 王瑞棋來跟我們聊聊，在陸續這幾年中的 ONE ART Taipei 藝術台北所觀察到的台灣藝術界面貌的變化 會長與我們分享，在這幾年的展會之中，他髓觀察到的藝術家的參與度、畫廊的豐富程度逐漸的升溫，也看見台灣藝術界的活絡。另外，也與我們分享了不同場地間舉辦所發生的趣事。詳細內容請收聽本集《藝術ＡＢＣ》。 ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆藏家預展2025年01月10日（五） 13:00-19:00貴賓預展2025年01月10日（五） 15:00-19:00公眾開放2025年01月11日（六） 11:00-19:002025年01月12日（日） 11:00-19:00活動地點:JR東日本大飯店 台北(台北市中山區南京東路三段133號)╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆╭★╭♬ ╭☆      

In this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Olga Dugan about her poem “The Writer.” Olga Dugan is a Cave Canem poet. Nominated for Best of the Net and Pushcart prizes, her award-winning poems appear in many literary journals and anthologies including Ekstasis, Spirit Fire Review, Relief: A Journal of Art and Faith, The Windhover, Agape Review, ONE ART, Litmosphere (forthcoming), The Write Launch, Ariel Chart, The Sunlight Press, Emerge, Kweli, Sky Island Journal, evolution: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku, and the Munster Literature Centre's Poems from Pandemia – An Anthology.

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Today's poem is One Art by Elizabeth Bishop. This spring, we asked our community to submit poems that have helped you slow down in your lives. Thank you to the nearly 300 of you who sent us poems to read and enjoy. This week we're featuring the team's selections. Today's selection was submitted by Doug from Minnesota. In this episode, Major writes… “Today's iconic poem inflects so much psychological truth and honest emotion in the wake of a parting; the hard pain must be worked through.” Celebrate the power of poems with a gift to The Slowdown today. Every donation makes a difference: https://tinyurl.com/rjm4synp

Shout out to Penola! One Art by Elizabeth Bishop Mary Gilmore John Shaw Neilson The Penguin Anthology of Australian Poetry edited by John Kinsella The Personal Element in Australian Poetry by James McAuley Harold Stewart Christopher Brennan Ep 244. on Charles Harpur Love's Coming by John Shaw Neilson The Hour of Parting by John Shaw … Continue reading "Ep 275. The blue smoke of the mind"

We revisit our episode with Sabaa Tahir.******"This is happening in our world and at the very least you can bear witness to it. That's literally the absolute least you can do. - Sabaa TahirSabaa Tahir's (“All My Rage,” “An Ember in the Ashes” quartet) upbringing in the Mojave desert, isolated nearly 100 miles from the nearest city, exposed her to an unforgiving landscape and also many unforgiving truths of humanity. Within this backdrop, one place held significant importance in shaping her worldview: The Motel, a small business operated by her immigrant parents.  As she notes, “The good is what helps you survive, but the bad is what makes you wary and careful and makes you lonely at times.” Sabaa ventured into the realm of academia and later pursued a career in journalism, where her understanding of the world's imperfections deepened. The essence of Sabaa's stories lies in the raw exploration of sorrow and frustration…and taking action.  In this episode, Sabaa delves into the experiences of her childhood that left an indelible mark on her perspective of the world. From the motel her parents ran, to sonic booms, to wearing (dreaded) dresses on Mondays, Sabaa's youth sounds eerily like a superhero origin story. She also opened up about the “outsized impact” of her time copy editing at The Washington Post and its influence on her writing. Sabaa reveals how she channels her outrage to resonate with her coming-of-age readers, validating their shared frustrations and coming to terms with her own.***Keep up with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter. Join Sabaa on social @SabaaTahir***For her reading challenge, Authors of the Muslim Diaspora, Sabaa wants readers to open up to other perspectives from Muslim diaspora authors, including their cultures, traditions, mythologies, and humor. She curated a fabulous reading list, and I invite you to check it out. Reading challenges are always available at thereadingculturepod.com.In this episode, we're once again changing things up for our Beanstack featured librarian. Today we give the mic one more time to Lessa Kananiʻopua Pelayo-Lozada, the current American Library Association president, to share more about the upcoming ALA conference and exhibition. Beanstack has proudly participated in ALA exhibitions for the last eight years! ContentsChapter 1 - The Middle of Nowhere (for real)Chapter 2 - The MotelChapter 3 - One ArtChapter 4 - The Eyes of an EditorChapter 5 - Books Like Sad SongsChapter 6 - Back to Fantasy LandChapter 7 - Lego Proof SocksChapter 8 - Muslim DiasporaChapter 9 - Beanstack Featured LibrarianLinksThe Reading CultureSabaa TahirSabaa's Books The Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and extra content)Beanstack resources to build your community's reading cultureSabaa Tahir on growing up in a motel - VoxALA Annual ConferenceThe Children's Book PodcastHost: Jordan Lloyd BookeyProducer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street MediaScript Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

The art of losing isn't hard to master in this episode devoted to the loves and losses of Elizabeth Bishop's life. If you'd like to support Breaking Form:Review the show on Apple Podcasts here.Buy our books:     Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series.     James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books.Read Bishop's villanelle (the only one she ever published!)  "One Art." Read about her drafting process (at least 16 versions) here. You can listen to Bishop read a few of her poems, including "In the Waiting Room" here--recorded at the 92nd Street Y in October 1977. And here's a much younger Bishop reading "The Fish."Bishop's Paris Review interview is absolute gold. For more on Lota and Samambaia, the house she built north of Rio, read this Paris Review article on two recent movies made about Bishop and Lota. Other receipts for what we say in the show are found in this New York Times article, "The Love of Her Life"For more about the acrimonious "war of the legal wills" between Bishop and Macedo Soares, I recommend David Hoak's article "Proofs of Love: The Last Letters of Lota de Macedo Soares," published in PN Review Volume 42 Number 2 (Nov-Dec 2015). The link contains a paywall.See more photographs of Samambaia, the glass butterfly-shaped house Lota built in Petrópolis.Here are the receipts about Judy Flynn.Receipts for the Louise Crane-Billie Holiday tryst are here and here. Read "The Loneliness of Elizabeth Bishop" in The Nation. Crusoe in England" was a coded coping with grief over Soares' death. when the repatriated Robinson Crusoe recalls the loss of “Friday, my dear Friday,” who “died of measles / seventeen years ago come March.” Had Soares lived to one more March birthday, the couple would have spent seventeen years together. You can hear Bishop read (and follow along the text of) "Crusoe in England" here. 

Thank you for making it this far! You're the true Bunny Brigade ;) Special heartfelt thanks to the artists, whom this series would just not be the same, or even really probable without: Video art by:   / sp8cequ33n     / sp8cequeen   Other artists featured this season   / imabeebop    / seraph_im_angel    / seraph_is_an_angel    / diaridonna    / _puteraduyung_    / strawberry79    / strawberry.79_    / finalchaser    / astrodid    / astrodart   Music Credits: A Stranger Thing by Bruno E Do You Love This World by The Westerlies Commander Impulse by DivKid In Memory of Jean Talon by The Mini Vandals Hulu Ukulele by Chris Haugen Cylinder Seven by Chris Zabriskie Cylinder Seven by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/cylinders/ Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/ Sky Map by Reed Mathis I Had a Feeling by Tracktribe Words, Voices and Production by https://www.hugopierremartin.com/

Three Amigos - James Lynch and Nate Connors join Jake to talk about separating art from artist misconduct, and the "Golden Bachelor" divorce.//Mike Lefko talks next season's Seahawks QB and the career of OJ Simpson.//Louisiana legislators might allow taxpayer funds to go to vouchers usable at private schools.

In this episode, Abby interviews Jos Kley, former singer of the long running Dutch punk band The Ex. Together, they present the poem "One Art" by Elizabeth Bishop. Recitation begins at 35:08.

「ONE ART Taipei 2024 藝術台北」集結73家展商，42家國內畫廊、及來自日本、韓國、香港、馬來西亞、法國等國的31家國外畫廊；其中有21家畫廊首度參展，包括11家國外畫廊首度與共展會，即將共享一場具備國際趨勢及展望的藝術盛會。 首屆Voices展會將於南港「瓶蓋工廠台北製造所」展出，匯聚於以「大型雕塑」、「裝置藝術」或「跨域整合」的概念精彩呈現主題式策展。標榜新想法、新觀念、新領域以及新製造，面向無限可能的藝術前景，讓各種聲音能夠發出，在台北製造所的文化串連及 ONE ART Taipei 當代藝術盛景的交織下，觀者將能展開一場全新面貌的跨時空藝術對談！

2024年1月26日至1月29日盛大開展的首屆「Voices」，是ONE ART Taipei 2024針對大型項目專設的展會，展區涵蓋瓶蓋工廠五個展館與戶外空間，主打無展板、無間隔，並呼應空間結合職人、新創及會展三大面向的永續精神，靈活展示大型裝置、錄像投映和新媒體藝術。為開啟藝術展會與畫廊、藝術家的合作新模式，「Voices」特此與曾旅居歐陸近十五年、具歐洲現代與當代藝術史背景的資深策展人王焜生（Emerson Wang）合作，並透過策展人居中協調場地與作品的展出方式，以及整體空間的觀賞效果，佐以透過清晰論述脈絡，標示出藝術展陳的新方向，亦期待藝術家以對空間的思考，呈現更完整的創作概念。首屆「Voices」的展出內容，將分為「地球生活」（The Planetary Living）、「人內人外」（Intrapersonal and Interpersonal）、「隱現之間」（Between Visible and Invisible）、及「生生滅滅」（Generation and Destruction）四大主題，並由「也趣藝廊」（AKI Gallery）、「Avocado」、「德鴻畫廊」（Der-Horng Art Gallery）、「朝代畫廊」（Dynasty Gallery）、「琢璞藝術中心」（J. P. ART CENTER）、「就在藝術空間」（Project Fulfill Art Space）、「伊日藝術計劃」（YIRI ARTS），以及來自日本大阪的「帝塚山画廊」（TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY）與美國紐約的「前波畫廊」（CHAMBERS FINE ART）等九間參展畫廊提供作品。展會期間，戶外區域將有若干精選餐車、攤販入駐擺攤。Voices不僅是視覺盛宴，味覺享受也不容忽略！【本集精彩段落】(3:27) 德鴻畫廊即將完工的新空間(5:11) 可以如何逛飯店型博覽會(6:35) 陳世彬分享如何挑選收藏品(9:37) Voices展場作品介紹(11:12) 董承濂五年計畫作品首次登場(14:08) Voices開幕活動內容(15:17) 開幕典禮邀來弦樂四重奏和台味變形金剛舞台(17:16) 觀看Voices展場的動線【ONE ART Taipei 2024藝術台北博覽會資訊】公眾開放│2024年01月27日（六）至2024年1月28日（日） 11:00-19:00活動地點│JR東日本大飯店 台北(台北市中山區南京東路三段133號)【Voices展會】開幕典禮│2024年01月26日（五）19:30-21:00展　　期│2024年01月26日（五）至2024年1月29日（一）13:00-21:00活動地點│瓶蓋工廠台北製造所 A2、B、F、G、M棟全區（台北市南港區南港路二段13號，高鐵南港站旁） 策展人王焜生(左)、 OAT 2024執行會長陳世彬(中)、主持人陸潔民(右)

2024年1月26日至1月29日盛大開展的首屆「Voices」，是ONE ART Taipei 2024針對大型項目專設的展會，展區涵蓋瓶蓋工廠五個展館與戶外空間，主打無展板、無間隔，並呼應空間結合職人、新創及會展三大面向的永續精神，靈活展示大型裝置、錄像投映和新媒體藝術。為開啟藝術展會與畫廊、藝術家的合作新模式，「Voices」特此與曾旅居歐陸近十五年、具歐洲現代與當代藝術史背景的資深策展人王焜生（Emerson Wang）合作，並透過策展人居中協調場地與作品的展出方式，以及整體空間的觀賞效果，佐以透過清晰論述脈絡，標示出藝術展陳的新方向，亦期待藝術家以對空間的思考，呈現更完整的創作概念。首屆「Voices」的展出內容，將分為「地球生活」（The Planetary Living）、「人內人外」（Intrapersonal and Interpersonal）、「隱現之間」（Between Visible and Invisible）、及「生生滅滅」（Generation and Destruction）四大主題，並由「也趣藝廊」（AKI Gallery）、「Avocado」、「德鴻畫廊」（Der-Horng Art Gallery）、「朝代畫廊」（Dynasty Gallery）、「琢璞藝術中心」（J. P. ART CENTER）、「就在藝術空間」（Project Fulfill Art Space）、「伊日藝術計劃」（YIRI ARTS），以及來自日本大阪的「帝塚山画廊」（TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY）與美國紐約的「前波畫廊」（CHAMBERS FINE ART）等九間參展畫廊提供作品。展會期間，戶外區域將有若干精選餐車、攤販入駐擺攤。Voices不僅是視覺盛宴，味覺享受也不容忽略！【本集精彩段落】(3:27) 德鴻畫廊即將完工的新空間(5:11) 可以如何逛飯店型博覽會(6:35) 陳世彬分享如何挑選收藏品(9:37) Voices展場作品介紹(11:12) 董承濂五年計畫作品首次登場(14:08) Voices開幕活動內容(15:17) 開幕典禮邀來弦樂四重奏和台味變形金剛舞台(17:16) 觀看Voices展場的動線【ONE ART Taipei 2024藝術台北博覽會資訊】公眾開放│2024年01月27日（六）至2024年1月28日（日） 11:00-19:00活動地點│JR東日本大飯店 台北(台北市中山區南京東路三段133號)【Voices展會】開幕典禮│2024年01月26日（五）19:30-21:00展　　期│2024年01月26日（五）至2024年1月29日（一）13:00-21:00活動地點│瓶蓋工廠台北製造所 A2、B、F、G、M棟全區（台北市南港區南港路二段13號，高鐵南港站旁） 策展人王焜生(左)、 OAT 2024執行會長陳世彬(中)、主持人陸潔民(右)

"The art of losing isn't hard to master," Elizabeth Bishop wrote in her poem "One Art." Psychotherapist Gina Moffa agrees. In her new book, "Moving On Doesn't Mean Letting Go," Gina offers an easy-to-follow map through the hinterlands of loss.

「ONE ART Taipei 2024 藝術台北」集結73家展商，42家國內畫廊、及來自日本、韓國、香港、馬來西亞、法國等國的31家國外畫廊；其中有21家畫廊首度參展，包括11家國外畫廊首度與共展會，即將共享一場具備國際趨勢及展望的藝術盛會。首屆Voices展會將於南港「瓶蓋工廠台北製造所」展出，匯聚於以「大型雕塑」、「裝置藝術」或「跨域整合」的概念精彩呈現主題式策展。標榜新想法、新觀念、新領域以及新製造，面向無限可能的藝術前景，讓各種聲音能夠發出，本集邀訪OAT 2024執行會長陳世彬及策展人王焜生，和我們分享本次雙展場的策展理念！ 【本集精彩段落】(1:57) 藝術台北2024以雙展場呈現(2:51) 一百多間畫廊篩選出73家畫廊展出(4:19) 「Voices展會」呈現藝術沒有疆域限制及材質約束(4:52) 新賞獎(6:15) 邀約中南部藏家參與(6:44) 醞釀多年的「Voices」在無限的空間裡策展(8:08) 瓶蓋工廠五個展館加上戶外園區(8:34) 每個小時藝旅接駁車往返兩個展區(11:23) 為何命名為Voices(13:24) 台灣收藏能量不只是小件作品(13:56) 近年來機構屬意大件作品 「The bigger the better」(14:46) 兼顧商業性與學術性的策展方式(15:18) 本次展出的四個主題 【ONE ART Taipei 2024藝術台北博覽會資訊】公眾開放│2024年01月27日（六）至2024年1月28日（日） 11:00-19:00活動地點│JR東日本大飯店 台北(台北市中山區南京東路三段133號)【Voices】開幕典禮│2024年01月26日（五）19:30-21:00展　　期│2024年01月26日（五）至2024年1月29日（一）13:00-21:00活動地點│瓶蓋工廠台北製造所 A2、B、F、G、M棟全區（台北市南港區南港路二段13號，高鐵南港站旁） (以下IC之音官網照片取自主持人陸潔民Facebook) 策展人王焜生(左)、 OAT 2024執行會長陳世彬(中)、主持人陸潔民(右)

「ONE ART Taipei 2024 藝術台北」集結73家展商，42家國內畫廊、及來自日本、韓國、香港、馬來西亞、法國等國的31家國外畫廊；其中有21家畫廊首度參展，包括11家國外畫廊首度與共展會，即將共享一場具備國際趨勢及展望的藝術盛會。 首屆Voices展會將於南港「瓶蓋工廠台北製造所」展出，匯聚於以「大型雕塑」、「裝置藝術」或「跨域整合」的概念精彩呈現主題式策展。標榜新想法、新觀念、新領域以及新製造，面向無限可能的藝術前景，讓各種聲音能夠發出，在台北製造所的文化串連及 ONE ART Taipei 當代藝術盛景的交織下，觀者將能展開一場全新面貌的跨時空藝術對談！

「ONE ART Taipei 2024 藝術台北」集結73家展商，42家國內畫廊、及來自日本、韓國、香港、馬來西亞、法國等國的31家國外畫廊；其中有21家畫廊首度參展，包括11家國外畫廊首度與共展會，即將共享一場具備國際趨勢及展望的藝術盛會。首屆Voices展會將於南港「瓶蓋工廠台北製造所」展出，匯聚於以「大型雕塑」、「裝置藝術」或「跨域整合」的概念精彩呈現主題式策展。標榜新想法、新觀念、新領域以及新製造，面向無限可能的藝術前景，讓各種聲音能夠發出，本集邀訪OAT 2024執行會長陳世彬及策展人王焜生，和我們分享本次雙展場的策展理念！ 【本集精彩段落】(1:57) 藝術台北2024以雙展場呈現(2:51) 一百多間畫廊篩選出73家畫廊展出(4:19) 「Voices展會」呈現藝術沒有疆域限制及材質約束(4:52) 新賞獎(6:15) 邀約中南部藏家參與(6:44) 醞釀多年的「Voices」在無限的空間裡策展(8:08) 瓶蓋工廠五個展館加上戶外園區(8:34) 每個小時藝旅接駁車往返兩個展區(11:23) 為何命名為Voices(13:24) 台灣收藏能量不只是小件作品(13:56) 近年來機構屬意大件作品 「The bigger the better」(14:46) 兼顧商業性與學術性的策展方式(15:18) 本次展出的四個主題 【ONE ART Taipei 2024藝術台北博覽會資訊】公眾開放│2024年01月27日（六）至2024年1月28日（日） 11:00-19:00活動地點│JR東日本大飯店 台北(台北市中山區南京東路三段133號)【Voices】開幕典禮│2024年01月26日（五）19:30-21:00展　　期│2024年01月26日（五）至2024年1月29日（一）13:00-21:00活動地點│瓶蓋工廠台北製造所 A2、B、F、G、M棟全區（台北市南港區南港路二段13號，高鐵南港站旁） (以下IC之音官網照片取自主持人陸潔民Facebook) 策展人王焜生(左)、 OAT 2024執行會長陳世彬(中)、主持人陸潔民(右)

Submissions are the heart of the traditional poetry world. What's it like to read them? What's the best way to submit them? Why do we call them submissions in the first place? Katie and Tim are joined by Mark Danowski of One Art, Roberta Beary of Modern Haiku, and other friends to talk about it all.

Episode 119: Kender du det at give slip?  At holde fast og køre noget på konstant replay giver lidelse og at give slip giver lethed,  så hvorfor gør vi det ikke bare? Det ville gøre os lykkeligere at give slip og vi skal jo alligevel lære det før eller siden. Det er det vi taler om i denne episode. Hack: Hopopono er en bøn eller et mantra de bruger på Hawaii til at genoprette balancen i livet. Man kan bruge det som man vil,  recitere det for sig selv, skrive det i sin dagbog, skrive det med læbestift hen over spejlet - eller på en hvilken som helst anden måde, der giver mening for netop dig. Mantraet lyder således: ' I am sorry, Please forgive me, Thank You, I love you'Det inspirerende digt vi taler om er “One Art” af Elizabeth Bishop og vi lægger et link til det herFølg os eventuelt på Misforståetpodcast på InstagramOg endnu vigtigere T A K fordi du lytter med. Venlig hilsen Laura og Pia fra Misforstået-podcast

[Original Air Date: March 25, 2018] Enjoy this replay of Tom Bilyeu's Live AMA's hosted on Facebook and YouTube with the subject line “AMA Question”. PEOPLE MENTIONED: Naveen Jain - Viome: https://www.viome.com [19:59] Ray Dalio (Ted Talk) - http://bit.ly/2ubfBW1[33:50] Dr. Shefali episode: https://bit.ly/2uc1hfN [34:06] Gerard Adams episode: https://bit.ly/2tt0XHY [34:14] Gary Vaynerchuk episode: https://bit.ly/2scDtWv [34:23] Lewis Howes episode: https://bit.ly/2DNH2V9 [34:32] Jim Kwik episode: https://bit.ly/2udBVOv [34:34] Seth Godin episode: https://bit.ly/2IKHabZ [34:44] Tony Robbins episode - http://bit.ly/2puC9w8 [34:58] Peter Diamandis episode: https://bit.ly/2pz8yAS [35:02] Marie Forleo episode - http://bit.ly/2IL3ZMG [35:14] BOOK MENTIONED: Mindset by Carol Dweck- http://amzn.to/2uhpdP4 [5:38] Principles by Ray Dalio - http://amzn.to/2HXpg4s [6:00] The Gunslinger by Stephen King - http://amzn.to/2G1iWrT [6:24] QUESTION TOPICS: How to commit to a large-scale change and not go back on it? [01:12] If you could only read one book, what book would it be? [05:16] What's your stance between getting adequate sleep and doing the work? [06:59] What were you like in college in regards to discipline and getting things done? [09:50] How to handle the pressure of commitment when you're scaling up exponentially? [12:18] How do you utilize your impatient and make it work along with the learning process to finally put work and get started? [14:34] What are your thoughts on Viome? [19:59] What skills have you found useful with negotiating? [25:15] How much progress do you put into your book on a weekly/monthly basis? [29:53] Do I have to lose everything in my life to get out of the matrix? [32:03] Do you find that people at higher level success are supportive of one another? [32:50] Do you believe it's more impactful to be a Master of One Art or to be multi-passionate? [35:14] Advice on how to stop feeling like a fraud. [36:51] What advice do you have for extremely pessimistic spouses? [40:54] Follow Tom Bilyeu: Website: https://impacttheory.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TomBilyeu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tombilyeu Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tombilyeu/ Get ready to unlock your true potential and enjoy an unparalleled listening experience with our Impact Theory subscription service at https://impacttheorynetwork.supercast.com/ Sponsors: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at http://www.betterhelp.com/impacttheory and get on your way to being your best self. No interest, no payments - take advantage of this special financing offer at NetSuite.com/THEORY to get the visibility and control you need to weather any storm. Visit www.WildHealth.com/impact to apply for membership in their Premium Program for a personalized, high-touch medical experience! Go to zbiotics.com/IMPACT to get 15% off your first order when you use IMPACT at checkout. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The queens are joined by Randall Mann to discuss discomfort, cage-dancing, and how to deal. Support Breaking Form, if the spirit so moves you:Review Breaking Form on Apple Podcasts here.  Buy our books:Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series. James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books.Randall Mann is the author most recently of DEAL: New & Selected Poems (Copper Canyon, 2023). Read a review of the book published here in On the Seawall. And buy the book from Loyalty Bookstores, a Black-owned indie bookseller, here. Randy mentions his poem "In the Beginning" which has an epigraph from Laura Jensen. You can read that poem, and a few others, online here. Laura Jensen is the author of 3 books. Carnegie Mellon republished her second book, Memory, in 2006. You can read her poem "Heavy Snowfall in a Year Gone Past" here. And check out this reconsideration of Memory in The Rumpus here.Check out this essay on Gwendolyn Brooks's formalism and her literary reputation by A. Van Jordan on the Best American Poetry blog here.Read Elizabeth Bishop's villanelle "One Art" here, or watch John Murillo read the poem here.North of Boston is Robert Frost's second book of poems. It contains 17 poems, including "Mending Wall" and "The Death of the Hired Man.You can read the Marianne Moore poem "Silence" here. Or you can hear the poem read by Robert Pinsky.

Inspired by John Richard Smith's poem “Regret Tattoos,” we talk about regrets in poetry. Are there poems that we regret publishing? Should we ever regret a poem? Katie, Tim, and friends discuss, including insight from behind the editor's desk Mark Danowsky of One Art. Attracta Fahy and Megan Hoffman share powerful personal accounts of their experiences speaking the truth, and we share some poems, as always.

Haley Novander, a comedic actress, writer and the former co-host of the original What I Didn't Tell My Therapist Podcast discusses her writing process, identity and some challenges she's currently facing in her creative pursuits. Creative Wellness Coach, Leela Davis and Expressive Arts Practitioner, Kelsay Myers share some writing tips from their own experiences with the creative process and offer some coaching to Haley in this information-packed, philosophical and hilarious episode! We discuss the importance of “more than one art” in communicating and healing our identities as women and creatives through writing. We offer a lot of resources and practices to help confront creative blocks and share some of our favorite spiritual and creative programs. . .and we have a whole lot of fun doing it!  If you're looking for some inspiration to renew your passion and commitment to your writing and creative pursuits, you won't want to miss this episode!  CHECK OUT Haley Novander's upcoming projects:  Haley Novander's life philosophy can be summed up in four words: Adapt. React. Readapt. Act. Social Media - Instagram - @big.rhonda.vibes and @skintastic.mrs.fox YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/@JelloMug/videos Books & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: When Women Were Birds: Fifty-Four Variations on Voice by Terry Tempest Williams Is This Anything? by Jerry Seinfeld  Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Poetry As Survival by Gregory Orr Transformative Power of Art Journal by Amy M. Anderson The Academy for Soul-based Coaching by Annemiek van Helsdingen The Magic of Embodied Metaphor by Rebecca Eckland & Kelsay Myers The Red Frame by Kelsay Myers The Inspired Writer at The Awakened School by Rachael Jayne Groover  You can find What I Didn't Call My Therapist on all major podcast platforms!  And please subscribe, share, and RATE 5 stars where you can!  FOLLOW What I Didn't Tell My Therapist - Reboot podcast on Instagram - @whatididnttellmytherapist | FaceBook - https://www.facebook.com/WIDTMT | YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLYUdXole4snkkeWTEnxwVQ FOLLOW Kelsay Myers and Dialogical Persona Healing Arts: Website - dialogicalpersona.com | FaceBook & Instagram - @dialogicalpersona  FOLLOW Leela Davis and Creative Wellness Coaching: Website - LeelaDavis.com | Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mypeaceofsanity/ Curious about Medical Intuition? Check out all of ⁠Spirit Fluent⁠ 's offerings by Stacee Magee Curious about Mediumship & Psychic Development? Check out https://www.squamishmedium.com/freespiritschoolcommunity with Danielle Searancke Leela writes her Astro Notes and conducts Free workshops in the wonderful WOO community of Healers's and Lightworkers on the Mighty Network's Third Eye Library - Join For Free Here - https://www.thirdeyelibrary.com/share/YN8qdugwo1Gr6vlG?utm_source=manual --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/widtmtpodcast/message

On Today's Show "This is happening in our world and at the very least you can bear witness to it. That's literally the absolute least you can do. - Sabaa Tahir Sabaa Tahir's (“All My Rage,” “An Ember in the Ashes” quartet) upbringing in the Mojave desert, isolated nearly 100 miles from the nearest city, exposed her to an unforgiving landscape and also many unforgiving truths of humanity. Within this backdrop, one place held significant importance in shaping her worldview: The Motel, a small business operated by her immigrant parents.  As she notes, “The good is what helps you survive, but the bad is what makes you wary and careful and makes you lonely at times.” Sabaa ventured into the realm of academia and later pursued a career in journalism, where her understanding of the world's imperfections deepened. The essence of Sabaa's stories lies in the raw exploration of sorrow and frustration…and taking action.  In this episode, Sabaa delves into the experiences of her childhood that left an indelible mark on her perspective of the world. From the motel her parents ran, to sonic booms, to wearing (dreaded) dresses on Mondays, Sabaa's youth sounds eerily like a superhero origin story. She also opened up about the “outsized impact” of her time copy editing at The Washington Post and its influence on her writing. Sabaa reveals how she channels her outrage to resonate with her coming-of-age readers, validating their shared frustrations and coming to terms with her own.***Keep up with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter. Join Sabaa on social @SabaaTahir***For her reading challenge, Authors of the Muslim Diaspora, Sabaa wants readers to open up to other perspectives from Muslim diaspora authors, including their cultures, traditions, mythologies, and humor. She curated a fabulous reading list, and I invite you to check it out. Reading challenges are always available at thereadingculturepod.com.In this episode, we're once again changing things up for our Beanstack featured librarian. Today we give the mic one more time to Lessa Kananiʻopua Pelayo-Lozada, the current American Library Association president, to share more about the upcoming ALA conference and exhibition. Beanstack has proudly participated in ALA exhibitions for the last eight years! ContentsChapter 1 - The Middle of Nowhere (for real)Chapter 2 - The MotelChapter 3 - One ArtChapter 4 - The Eyes of an EditorChapter 5 - Books Like Sad SongsChapter 6 - Back to Fantasy LandChapter 7 - Lego Proof SocksChapter 8 - Muslim DiasporaChapter 9 - Beanstack Featured LibrarianLinks The Reading Culture Sabaa Tahir Sabaa's Books  The Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and extra content) Beanstack resources to build your community's reading culture Sabaa Tahir on growing up in a motel - Vox ALA Annual Conference The Children's Book Podcast Host: Jordan Lloyd BookeyProducer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street MediaScript Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

The queens get quick (and dirty), summarizing a poet's oeuvre in one sentence.If you'd like to support Breaking Form, please consider buying Aaron's and James's  books (both 2023):Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series. James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books.When James says that Aaron makes a "Stuck the Landing" flourish, he means the kind of gesture made over and over in this montage of gymnasts sticking the landing!Watch an Elizabeth Bishop documentary here (including interviews with  Bidart,  Strand, Howard Moss, Mary McCarthy, and James Merrill). ~56 min.Watch John Ashbery accept, in delightfully odd fashion, a lifetime achievement award at the 2011 National Book Award here. (~10 min).Here's a 40-min documentary on Robert Frost that's worth watching. Watch this interview with Gwendolyn Brooks (~30 min), courtesy of Maryland's Howard County Poetry and Literature Society (HoCoPoLitSo).Listen to this ~2min recording of Jorie Graham reading her poem "Why" from To 2040 (Copper Canyon Press) here.Watch James Merrill read Bishop's "One Art" and his own "Developers at Crystal River" at the San Francisco Poetry Center in 1980. (~5 min)Watch this interview with Stanley Kunitz, on the occasion of his becoming  Poet Laureate (~20 min).Read Anthony Hecht's poem "More Light! More Light!" which deals centrally with Nazi executions in the Holocaust, or listen to him read the poem (3.5 min) here. We mention two articles about Cummings's anti-Semitism. The review of Susan Cheever's biography is here. The article Aaron mentions is available through J-Stor here. The article (and lost poem) that The Awl published about Cummings can be read here. Eloise Klein Healy's most recent book is A Brilliant Loss, published in 2022 by Red Hen Press and available here. She is the author of 10 books of poetry. Check out her website: https://www.eloisekleinhealy.com. You can read the poem that Celeste Gainey recites on the show, "Asking About You," here. Celese Gainey is the author of The Gaffer, published by Arktoi Books, an imprint of Red Hen Press. You can read more about her and her poetry on her website here.In 1974, Gainey was the first woman to be admitted as a gaffer to the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (I.A.T.S.E.). In addition to lighting dozens of documentaries, she worked for such programs as 60 Minutes, ABC Close-Up, and 20/20, as well as on feature films like Dog Day Afternoon, Taxi Driver, and The Wiz.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a tabletop RPG with a rich setting is in want of an overflow book for all the material unceremoniously cut from the corebook. Changeling's 2nd edition was no exception, and so we have the Book of Lost Dreams, a slim volume that touches on crossover rules with other WoD games, resources for Storytellers, Unseelie Houses, an introductory adventure... all of it packaged with a seemly Storytellers' Screen, behind which you can roll dice with secrecy and aplomb. In this episode, we riffle through its pages, as well as two of the associated products from the early days: the Introductory Kit and the updated Toys will be Toys adventure. These are echoes of the earliest internet days for White Wolf and Changeling as well, so naturally, we wax nostalgic more than we probably need to. If you're into buying the BoLD, here's a link: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/43?affiliate_id=3063731. It's kind of intriguing how this was apparently the 43rd product ever added to DriveThruRPG; it seems that many of the early ones consisted of the White Wolf back catalog, uploaded in alphabetical order. (Aberrant is #3, Adventure! is #5, Alien Hunger is #8...) And then, the Intro Kit is free!-ly available at https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/89894?affiliate_id=3063731 for your perusal. As for the Storyteller's screen illustrated by Rebecca Guay, well, check it out: A lovely pastoral scene behind which to decide the fate of your players, no? Note how it moves through the seasons as you proceed from left to right, because that's the kind of cool stuff one should do with art. Lastly, as always, here are our social media links: Discord: https://discord.me/ctpEmail: podcast@changelingthepodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082973960699Mastodon: https://dice.camp/@ChangelingPodPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/changelingthepodcast We hope you'll get in touch! And stay tuned for our next installment... heck, follow our show on whatever platform you're reading this, why don'tcha? your hosts Josh Hillerup (any pronoun) ran the "Capture the Flag" adventure as a freeform LARP. The government of Ontario has yet to set a court date. Pooka G (any pronoun/they) lost some dreams once, but it turns out they were just buried under several sarongs and tapestries. The art of losing isn't hard to master; so many things seem filled with the intent to be lost that their loss is no disaster. —Elizabeth Bishop, "One Art"

第五屆「ONE ART Taipei 藝術台北」1月13日至15日在「JR 東日本大飯店 台北」舉辦，今年集結 68 間藝廊參展，其中有逾14家畫廊首次加入，更吸引高達25家海外國際藝廊共同響應，如日本、韓國、香港、新加坡、馬來西亞、法國、英國等地的藝廊，帶來一場令人期待的藝術盛會。策展三大主題：集結國際精銳藝廊與當代頂尖作品的「藝術無限（Unlimited）」、挖掘 35 歲以下潛力藝術新星的「發現藝術（Discovery）」與打破框架，展露藝術無限可能的「媒體藝術（Media Art）」，匯集多媒體與媒材創作，全方位展現跨界領域與藝術創作共融。本週邀請朝代畫廊負責人劉忠河到節目中談本屆的「ONE ART Taipei 藝術台北」 博覽會地點 JR東日本大飯店 台北 12-15樓（台北市中山區南京東路三段133號）藏家預展 2023年01月13日（五）13:00-20:00貴賓預展 2023年01月13日（五）15:00-20:00公眾開放 2023年01月14日（六）12:00-20:002023年01月15日（日）12:00-20:00    

「ONE ART Taipei 藝術台北」致力於打造亞洲區最具指標性的高端飯店型藝術博覽會

第五屆「ONE ART Taipei 藝術台北」1月13日至15日在「JR 東日本大飯店 台北」舉辦，今年集結 68 間藝廊參展，其中有逾14家畫廊首次加入，更吸引高達25家海外國際藝廊共同響應，如日本、韓國、香港、新加坡、馬來西亞、法國、英國等地的藝廊，帶來一場令人期待的藝術盛會。策展三大主題：集結國際精銳藝廊與當代頂尖作品的「藝術無限（Unlimited）」、挖掘 35 歲以下潛力藝術新星的「發現藝術（Discovery）」與打破框架，展露藝術無限可能的「媒體藝術（Media Art）」，匯集多媒體與媒材創作，全方位展現跨界領域與藝術創作共融。本週邀請朝代畫廊負責人劉忠河到節目中談本屆的「ONE ART Taipei 藝術台北」 博覽會地點 JR東日本大飯店 台北 12-15樓（台北市中山區南京東路三段133號）藏家預展 2023年01月13日（五）13:00-20:00貴賓預展 2023年01月13日（五）15:00-20:00公眾開放 2023年01月14日（六）12:00-20:002023年01月15日（日）12:00-20:00

This episode speaks to the soul of this podcast, which is turning your mission into a living and breathing movement. Executive Director Gabrielle Martin from the Burrell Foundation shares an incredible launch story of an art exhibit, the Art of Being ME, which features personal stories of more than 25 individuals who share their lived experiences with mental health and substance abuse. What started as a local exhibit in Kansas City is making waves all over the nation. This is truly a wonderful way to wrap up this year and I can't wait for you to meet Gabe!Resources & Links‘Tis the season to be running Facebook and Instagram Ads asking your warm audience of supporters to give! Learn how to launch effective donation ad campaigns in just 37 minutes inside of my mini-course. Get started here and see up to 2x returns on ad spend. Learn more about the Burrell Foundation and the Art of Being ME Exhibit. Want to make Missions to Movements even better? Take a screenshot of this episode and share it on Instagram. Be sure to tag @positivequation so I can connect with you. 

What's it like when you say 'yes' to becoming a performing artist full-time? One young, 1st-year student shares a vulnerable, deep dive into her life as a student performing artist. Guest Jessica David and host Lara talk about leaving home straight after high school, training hard, handling mistakes, the challenges to overcome, and handling the workload.  - About Artist's House International  Lara Bianca Pilcher, the host of the Artist's House International Podcast (AHI), is an experienced show host and international speaker, and educator in the arts industry. Her career as a performer in the arts industry spans over 20 years. Andrew Pilcher is an expert performing artist's Physiotherapist/PT, with years of experience working behind the scenes in the world's leading theatres, recording studios, film sets, and performing arts training centers. Artist's House International is a not-for-profit that uses the tool of creativity to help transform lives and podcast capture, honest industry conversations, featuring the global voice of believer artists. AHI founders, Andrew and Lara Pilcher have been married for 15 years and have two awesome kids. -  We invite you to subscribe to this Podcast and share it with others! - To find out more about AHI visit: artistshouseinternational.com Lara: www.larabiancapilcher.com Andrew: www.performerspt.com - ALL LINKS: LINKTREE linktr.ee/artistshouseinternational  

Nicole Caruso Garcia's full-length debut poetry collection is Oxblood (Able Muse Press 2022). Her writing appears in journals and anthologies such as Best New Poets 2021, Crab Orchard Review, DIAGRAM, Light, Measure, Mezzo Cammin, ONE ART, PANK, Plume, the Raintown Review, Rattle, RHINO, Sonora Review, Spillway, and Tupelo Quarterly. Find her new book and much more here: http://www.nicolecarusogarcia.com/index.html As always, we'll also include live open lines for responses to our weekly prompt or any other poems you'd like to share. A Zoom link will be provided in the chat window during the show before that segment begins. For links to all the past episodes, visit: https://www.rattle.com/rattlecast/ This Week's Prompt: Start with a first line from a James Tate poem and write a poem (or prose poem) that incorporates dialogue within the narrative. See where your imagination takes you! Suggestions: Next Week's Prompt: Write a poem inspired by your favorite poet. The Rattlecast livestreams on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, then becomes an audio podcast. Find it on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts.

Dylan and Charlie explore "One Art" by Elizabeth Bishop, "Look At All Those Monkeys" by Spike Milligan and Dylan writes a unique poem called "My life is like a screenplay."

Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of the podcast, in this weeks episode im joined by dancer and choreographer Nicholas Rose, you can find him on insta @nicholasrose1996. in this episode Nicholas and I chat about bis early years in dance, moving away fro. home to pursue further training, working his way up from very small companies to a much larger organisation. finding where he fits in the dance world, his challenges and triumphs and everything In between. thank you Nicholas for you generosity and openness to chat, I hope you all enjoy the episode love Romy xx

“Your art is never beholden to a single form. You can always change and evolve, and the best artists do this regularly. They understand that in order to thrive, you have to master more than one skill.” - Jeff Goines Follow The Show https://www.instagram.com/thedaily.pages/ http://dailypages.us/ https://terrancelayhew.com/       Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/sunrise-samba License code: MJJNG3PQFTBMUHYE

Sukhema knows about impermanence. He has lost his name (Larry Butler), his country (the United States of America), and more than a friend or two along his journey.  He encounters it all with the heart of a poet. And as you listen to our discussion, you will hear him use poetry to teach us all about the importance of the art of losing things. he introduced me to ‘One Art' by Elizabeth Bishop. This passage works well with our theme on this season of the Death Dhamma podcast, Lose something every day.  Accept the fluster  of lost door keys, the hour badly spent.  The art of losing isn't hard to master. Sukhema is the co-editor of Living Our Dying.  A work inspired by his friend the late David Donnison. Living Our Dying includes the work of thirty-two writers, and was compiled to creatively discuss a subject often regarded as taboo. Sukhema also facilitates a group called die-a-log.  Creating an environment where a small group of people get together and discuss death. It is informal, there are no notes, just sharing and speaking from the heart.  His ease at sharing from the heart is evident throughout our discussion. I encourage you to listen in and hear from someone who masterfully lives with the impermanence of losing a watch, will help his granddaughter bury her hamster, and oversee memorial services for his own friends and loved ones. For more on his work, please visit https://playspacepublications.com/.    

In this episode, agile visualizer Adrien Liard shares how his lifelong obsession with drawing led to a brief career in graffiti which became a foundation for Adrien's agile development career and his live, graphic recording practice.Sponsored by ConceptsThis episode of the Sketchnote Army Podcast is brought to you by Concepts. An infinite canvas sketching app built for tablets with a stylus, like the iPad Pro, Microsoft Surface, and Samsung Galaxy Tab.Concepts' infinite canvas lets you spread out and sketch in any direction. Everything you draw in Concepts is a flexible vector, so you can move your notes around the canvas, or change their color, tool or size with a simple gesture. SEARCH ”Concepts” in your favorite app store for infinite, flexible sketching.Learn more: Concepts AppRunning OrderIntroWelcomeWho is Adrien?Adrien's origin storyThe work Adrien is doing nowWhat Adrien does to cope with pandemicBeing excited about opportunities pandemic bringsLess travel means more family timeSponsor: Concepts appToolsTipsWhere to find AdrienOutroLinksAdrien's WebsiteAdrien on TwitterAdrien on InstagramAdrien on LinkedInBen FelisYobi ScribesClubhouseToolsAmazon affiliate links support the Sketchnote Army Podcast.Royal Talens SketchbooksNeuland No.One® Art, brush nib 0.5-7 mmPosca Paint Marker SetMolotow ONE4ALL Acrylic Paint Marker SetTombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen, 2-Pack. Soft and Hard TipTombow Pen Retro Dual Brush MarkersNeuland BigOne®, wedge nib 6-12mmiPad ProApple PencilProcreateIPEVO V4K Ultra High Definition 8MP USB Document CameraTipsPractice consistently a little bit each day, regularity for the winInspect your work looking for growth areas you can work onPractice the things that you're weak on, it should hurtDraw from life because drawing is in the mindCreditsProducer: Alec PulianasTheme music: Jon SchiedermayerSubscribe to the Sketchnote Army PodcastYou can subscribe to the podcast through iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube or your favorite podcast listening source.Support the PodcastTo support the creation, production and hosting of the Sketchnote Army Podcast, buy one of Mike Rohde's bestselling books. Use code ROHDE40 at Peachpit.com for 40% off!

Andreas Gaertner — illustrator, professional graphic recorder, author — shares lessons he's learned on his journey from tattoo artist to professional visual thinker that draws live for large companies and teaches others to draw live too.Listeners: You have access to a special discount code sketchnoteArmy2022 for a 35% discount on Andreas' Graphic Recording PRO online course:https://www.andreas-gaertner.de/graphic-recordingSponsored by ConceptsThis episode of the Sketchnote Army Podcast is brought to you by Concepts. An infinite canvas sketching app built for tablets with a stylus, like the iPad Pro, Microsoft Surface, and Samsung Galaxy Tab.Concepts' infinite canvas lets you spread out and sketch in any direction. Everything you draw in Concepts is a flexible vector, so you can move your notes around the canvas, or change their color, tool or size with a simple gesture. SEARCH ”Concepts” in your favorite app store for infinite, flexible sketching.Learn more: Concepts AppRunning OrderIntroWelcomeWho is Andreas?Andreas' origin story“Doing is most important, taken is overrated.””Bluff, then perform”“Fill the room” and the importance of having a big enough tankSpitting out a mint in front of a crowd of 200 peopleThe work Andreas is doing now:Online coursesLive drawing sessionsDrawings for donationsWhat Andreas does to cope with pandemic:Getting up at 5AMMore quality time because of less travelThe power of video callsSponsor: Concepts appToolsTipsWhere to find AndreasOutroLinksAndreas' WebsiteDie ZeichnerShare NotesAndreas on InstagramAndreas on LinkedInAndreas on YouTubeAndreas' Book: Made in CreativityOnline Graphic Recording CourseMorgan MotorsHamburg's ReeperbahnThe 5AM Club by Robin SharmaToolsAmazon affiliate links support the Sketchnote Army Podcast.Neuland No.One® Art, brush nib 0.5-7 mm 105 Gray MarkerNeuland No.One® Outliner180gsm A4 paperPack TeleprompterPAD® iLight PRO 11"Miro Digital WhiteboardiPad ProApple PencilWacom Cintiq 22 Drawing TabletTipsUse gray and black for 2 levels of informationShut up — DO IT! Practice again and again!Make your drawing process visible to the customer — don't hide it!CreditsProducer: Alec PulianasTheme music: Jon SchiedermayerSubscribe to the Sketchnote Army PodcastYou can subscribe to the podcast through iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube or your favorite podcast listening source.Support the PodcastTo support the creation, production and hosting of the Sketchnote Army Podcast, buy one of Mike Rohde's bestselling books. Use code ROHDE40 at Peachpit.com for 40% off!

Losing almost all.

In this week's episode of the Get Lit Minute, your weekly poetry podcast, we spotlight the life and work of poet, Elizabeth Bishop. Bishop was a perfectionist who did not write prolifically, preferring instead to spend long periods of time polishing her work. She published only 101 poems during her lifetime. SourceThis episode includes a reading of her poem,  "One Art", featured in our 2022 Get Lit Anthology."One Art"The art of losing isn't hard to master;so many things seem filled with the intentto be lost that their loss is no disaster. Lose something every day. Accept the flusterof lost door keys, the hour badly spent.The art of losing isn't hard to master. Then practice losing farther, losing faster:places, and names, and where it was you meantto travel. None of these will bring disaster. I lost my mother's watch. And look! my last, ornext-to-last, of three loved houses went.The art of losing isn't hard to master. I lost two cities, lovely ones. And, vaster,some realms I owned, two rivers, a continent.I miss them, but it wasn't a disaster. —Even losing you (the joking voice, a gestureI love) I shan't have lied. It's evidentthe art of losing's not too hard to masterthough it may look like (Write it!) like disaster.Support the show (https://getlit.org/donate/)

After a six-month hiatus, Pretty Girl Pill Club returns for its second season. After my brother, Andrew, died at the age of 34 on April 2nd of this year after battling alcoholism, I took a step back from the podcast, among many other things. Finding the motivation and drive to create again took a lot of time, therapy, self-reflection. I will be grieving Andrew for as long as I live, but I have to keep moving, creating, and living. I found so much solace in Megan Devine's book: It's Okay That You're Not Okay (thank you to the kind listener who suggested it). I've recommended it to my boyfriend, mother, father, and others. Whether you've lost someone close to you or you're trying to support someone in their grief, this book is an invaluable resource. In the words of Megan Devine, "there is pain in this world that cannot be fixed, only carried." I will carry this loss forever, not because I am weak, but because I cherish my brother in life and death. In this episode, Rohnie and I discuss my experience losing Andrew, Rohnie's past substance issues, sobriety, and where we go from here. While I have no advice to give those in grief (aside from a book recommendation - seriously, check it out), I hope you find comfort in this episode. We are rooting for you. We stand in solidarity with you. Take care of yourself. Almost a year to the day before Andrew died, he wrote the following poem. I have found immense comfort and strength in his words, and I hope you do too: "In moments of sheer terror like what I'm faced with, remain calm, remain calm, remain calm. I grind my knuckles deep into the ground as I take a sprinter's stance. My knuckles begin to bleed as I dig them in. I am covered in rock dust. The gun goes off, I destroy my opponent." Take your meds, drink some water, and we'll talk to you again soon. Links Website: https://www.pgpcpod.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prettygirlpillclub/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/pgpcpod Sources It's Okay That You're Not Okay by Megan Devine: https://refugeingrief.com/book/ One Art by Elizabeth Bishop: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47536/one-art Credits Pretty Girl Pill Club is a production of Public Notice LLC. Hosted by Sophie Collis and Rohnie Williams. Editing and Audio Engineering by Sophie Collis. Produced by Public Notice. Created by Sophie Collis in conjunction with Public Notice. Music by Eevee & Sarah, The Illstrumentalist. Theme music mixed by Patrick Retzer. All associated artwork by Sophie Collis. Disclaimer: We are not professionals. We're just idiots on the internet with wack as hell brain chemistry. If you are struggling, never hesitate to seek help. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pgpc/support

With this episode, we hope to reintroduce you to the much-studied "One Art" by Elizabeth Bishop. Tune in to hear us discuss poetic form (specifically villanelles), self-aware writing, and the art of losing. Support the show

Episode One is live! ART & MASS INCARCERATION with special guest Dr. Nicole Fleetwood. Suave and Kevin speak with Dr. Fleetwood, Professor of American Studies and Art at Rutgers University. Topics include mass incarceration, the system disappearing people, abolition, and of course her award winning book Marking Time: Art in the Era of Mass Incarceration. Death By Incarceration is a show about life behind bars. The USA is the only nation where a minor can be sentenced to die by incarceration before turning 18. A minor can't vote, can't serve in the military, can't drink or smoke, but they CAN go to prison for the rest of their lives. Each week, premiering in June of 2021, hosts David "Suave" Gonzalez (Suave podcast/released lifer) and Kevin McCracken (Adulting Well podcast) will be joined by law-makers, community leaders, policy-makers, formerly incarcerated and the currently incarcerated as they shed light on institutions that viciously target and harm marginalized communities, specifically communities of color. Be sure to listen, rate and follow/subscribe to the Death By Incarceration podcast. On APPLE, on SPOTIFY, GOOGLE PODCAST, or wherever you get your shows. DBI's YouTube Channel is presented by the great USALA MEDIA! Be sure to check out the fine work they are doing, episodes uploaded every Friday! USALA's mission is to provide an independent media hub where community members can hear their own voices – where their values, interests, and issues important to them come to life. Please visit one of our generous sponsors, Bella+Canvas. Whether you're looking for t-shirts, sweatshirts, tanks or long-sleeves, Bella+Canvas really does have you covered. Be different. Be Bella+Canvas. Use Code DBI2021 at checkout for 20% off your first purchase at https://shop.bellacanvas.com/ Follow DBI on Twitter & Instagram. Be sure to visit the DBI WEBSITE. Check out some Suave with the media on WHYY and on MSNBC. His amazing artwork is available for viewing and purchase at the Morton Contemporary Gallery here.  Music by Gordon Withers. Check out his WEBSITE and follow on Instagram. Edited by Jason Usry. Follow him on Twitter Listen to Kevin's show Adulting Well. And check out his company Social Imprints. Death By Incarceration is a Crawlspace Media show. Check out all the shows on their WEBSITE and follow them on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How do you come to terms with loss? Is it simply part of life or should it be examined and carefully acknowledged? These are the themes and questions at play in One Art by Elizabeth Bishop. The poem looks at the difficulty of moving on from a loss and in some cases how it's simply not possible.You can find a copy of the poem here: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47536/one-artThe show notes for today's episode, with full references can be found here: https://wordsthatburnpodcast.com/You can get in touch with me on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wordsthatburnpodcast/The music in this weeks episode is Solace by Scott Buckley and is used under creative commons license. Enjoy his music here: https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/ Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for a workshop inspired by Niq James' most recent workshop series featured ‘@niqjames' on Instagram. Leading prompt: “what have you lost?” lists: 1. things you have lost? 2. things you have let go of? 3. things you are forgetful of? 4. memories you share with lost things? 5. things you feel guilty about losing? 6. what have you forgiven yourself for losing? 7. things you are proud of letting go? prompt: 1. write a poem honoring a lost thing. 2. write a celebration poem for letting something go. poems featured in this episode: “the mother” by Gwendolyn Brooks (as found in Selected Poems, 1963.) (audio reading courtesy of @poetryfoundation) “One Art” by Elizabeth Bishop (as found in the Complete Poems 1926-1979) #whatsyourthotjuice --- 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/hoodwivesofchi/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoodwivesofchi/support