Podcasts about Siqueiros

Tres migrantes murieron al intentar cruzar a EU: CBP Inicia exposición "Siqueiros desde la Intimidad” ¡Aquí te contamos!¿Sabías qué el 20 de marzo es el Día Mundial de la Salud Bucodental?Más información en nuestro podcast

Good tidings, Scorekeepers! It's time for another episode of THE SCORE! For the past few months, the three of us have been going it alone, but recently we thought wouldn't it be nice to add another voice to the mix for a change? So we are over the moon to welcome back our dear friend and past guest, Pablo Siqueiros! Pablo is a brilliant singer, arts advocate, and all-around talented, lovely person and the perfect first guest for THE SCORE 2.0! We had great conversation with him about what supporting artists looks like in 2025, how to rekindle a lost creative spark, and the joys and fears that come with impending parenthood! But before that chat, we have to midseason check-in real quick with RPDR 17 and, of course, you know we'd never let you go without a little Pure Black Joy to get you through the rest of the week! Let's do it to it, y'all! Hosts: Lee Bynum, Rocky Jones, Paige ReynoldsProducer: Rocky JonesGuest: Pablo Siqueiros--Follow Pablo on Insta here!Hey hey, THE SCORE is now on social! Follow us @thescorepod on Instagram here and Bluesky here! --New episodes of THE SCORE drop every other Tuesday. If you like what you hear, please support us and SUBSCRIBE to the show on your favorite podcast app and be sure to SHARE our show with your friends. Also, leaving a 5-star REVIEW on Apple Podcasts is a great way to help people find our show. Email your questions or comments to thescorepodcast2.0@gmail.com.Ways to Listen: Apple | Spotify | YouTubeFollow Your Hosts on Insta! Lee | Paige | Rocky

With the recent release of "Co-Parenting by Design: The Definitive Guide for Divorced or Separated Parents," we're excited to revisit our enlightening conversation with authors Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner. In this episode, Megan sits down with these experienced family law attorneys and parenting coordinators to discuss the challenges of co-parenting and share practical advice for navigating high-conflict situations. From understanding the role of parenting coordinators to adapting to change and prioritizing children's needs, this timely rebroadcast is packed with invaluable insights for divorced or separated parents at any stage of their co-parenting journey.REBROADCASTNavigating the Challenges of Co-Parenting: Insights from Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-StoutnerIn this episode of "It's All Your Fault," Megan is joined by two special guests, Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner, co-authors of the upcoming book Co-Parenting by Design: The Definitive Guide for Divorced or Separated Parents. Annette and Nicole, both experienced family law attorneys and parenting coordinators, share their insights on navigating the complexities of co-parenting and offer practical advice for parents facing high conflict situations.Understanding the Role of Parenting CoordinatorsMegan, Annette, and Nicole delve into the crucial role of parenting coordinators in helping divorced or separated parents resolve disputes and maintain focus on their children's best interests. They discuss how parenting coordinators act as referees, mediators, and educators, assisting parents in making decisions on issues such as parenting schedules, school choice, and healthcare.Adapting to Change and Prioritizing Children's NeedsThe guests emphasize the importance of adaptability in co-parenting, as children's needs and circumstances evolve over time. They highlight the challenges parents face when adjusting to new situations, such as remarriage, relocation, and changes in parenting time. Annette and Nicole stress the significance of prioritizing children's well-being and maintaining consistency in parenting approaches whenever possible.Questions we answer in this episode:What is a parenting coordinator, and how can they help divorced or separated parents?How can parents navigate changes in their children's lives and adapt their co-parenting strategies?What is parallel parenting, and when is it an appropriate approach?How can parents handle disagreements over parenting styles and household rules?What resources are available for parents struggling with high conflict co-parenting situations?Key Takeaways:Parenting coordinators play a vital role in assisting divorced or separated parents in resolving disputes and focusing on their children's best interests.Adaptability is crucial in co-parenting as children's needs and circumstances change over time.Parallel parenting can be an effective approach for high conflict situations, but its implementation varies depending on the family's unique dynamics.Parents should strive for consistency in parenting approaches whenever possible while respecting each other's parenting time and decision-making authority.Seeking education, resources, and support from professionals can help parents navigate the challenges of high conflict co-parenting.This episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice for divorced or separated parents facing the challenges of co-parenting. By learning from the expertise of Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner, listeners can gain a deeper understanding of how to prioritize their children's well-being, adapt to change, and navigate high conflict situations. Co-Parenting by Design promises to be an essential resource for parents, lawyers, and judges alike, providing guidance and strategies for creating a healthier co-parenting dynamic.Links & Other NotesBOOKSCo-parenting by Design: The Definitive Guide for Divorced or Separated Parents GUEST BIOSAnnette T. Burns, JDNicole Siqueiros-StoutnerOUR WEBSITE: https://www.highconflictinstitute.com/Submit a Question for Bill and MeganAll of our books can be found in our online store or anywhere books are sold, including as e-books.You can also find these show notes at our site as well.Note: We are not diagnosing anyone in our discussions, merely discussing general patterns of behavior. Nor are we providing legal of therapeutic advice. Please seek the assistance of your local professionals to seek help. (00:00) - Welcome to It's All Your Fault (00:39) - Co-Parenting by Design (01:14) - Meet Annette and Nicole (04:14) - How It Came About (08:56) - Parenting Coordinators (12:58) - Agreements (16:53) - Different Rules (22:00) - Parallel Parenting (26:16) - Multiple Court Trips (30:28) - Alienation (39:40) - Advice on Family Law (44:14) - The Book (46:59) - Wrap Up (47:17) - Reminders & Coming Next Week: Co-Parenting By Design Learn more about our New Ways for Work Coaching sessions. Get started today!

Navigating the Challenges of Co-Parenting: Insights from Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-StoutnerIn this episode of "It's All Your Fault," Megan is joined by two special guests, Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner, co-authors of the upcoming book Co-Parenting by Design: The Definitive Guide for Divorced or Separated Parents. Annette and Nicole, both experienced family law attorneys and parenting coordinators, share their insights on navigating the complexities of co-parenting and offer practical advice for parents facing high conflict situations.Understanding the Role of Parenting CoordinatorsMegan, Annette, and Nicole delve into the crucial role of parenting coordinators in helping divorced or separated parents resolve disputes and maintain focus on their children's best interests. They discuss how parenting coordinators act as referees, mediators, and educators, assisting parents in making decisions on issues such as parenting schedules, school choice, and healthcare.Adapting to Change and Prioritizing Children's NeedsThe guests emphasize the importance of adaptability in co-parenting, as children's needs and circumstances evolve over time. They highlight the challenges parents face when adjusting to new situations, such as remarriage, relocation, and changes in parenting time. Annette and Nicole stress the significance of prioritizing children's well-being and maintaining consistency in parenting approaches whenever possible.Questions we answer in this episode:What is a parenting coordinator, and how can they help divorced or separated parents?How can parents navigate changes in their children's lives and adapt their co-parenting strategies?What is parallel parenting, and when is it an appropriate approach?How can parents handle disagreements over parenting styles and household rules?What resources are available for parents struggling with high conflict co-parenting situations?Key Takeaways:Parenting coordinators play a vital role in assisting divorced or separated parents in resolving disputes and focusing on their children's best interests.Adaptability is crucial in co-parenting as children's needs and circumstances change over time.Parallel parenting can be an effective approach for high conflict situations, but its implementation varies depending on the family's unique dynamics.Parents should strive for consistency in parenting approaches whenever possible while respecting each other's parenting time and decision-making authority.Seeking education, resources, and support from professionals can help parents navigate the challenges of high conflict co-parenting.This episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice for divorced or separated parents facing the challenges of co-parenting. By learning from the expertise of Annette Burns and Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner, listeners can gain a deeper understanding of how to prioritize their children's well-being, adapt to change, and navigate high conflict situations. Co-Parenting by Design promises to be an essential resource for parents, lawyers, and judges alike, providing guidance and strategies for creating a healthier co-parenting dynamic.Links & Other NotesBOOKSCo-parenting by Design: The Definitive Guide for Divorced or Separated Parents GUEST BIOSAnnette T. Burns, JDNicole Siqueiros-StoutnerOUR WEBSITE: https://www.highconflictinstitute.com/Submit a Question for Bill and MeganAll of our books can be found in our online store or anywhere books are sold, including as e-books.You can also find these show notes at our site as well.Note: We are not diagnosing anyone in our discussions, merely discussing patterns of behavior. (00:00) - Welcome to It's All Your Fault (00:39) - Co-Parenting by Design (01:14) - Meet Annette and Nicole (04:14) - How It Came About (08:56) - Parenting Coordinators (12:58) - Agreements (16:53) - Different Rules (22:00) - Parallel Parenting (26:16) - Multiple Court Trips (30:30) - Alienation (39:41) - Advice on Family Law (44:15) - The Book (47:00) - Wrap Up (47:18) - Reminders & Coming Next Week: Co-Parenting By Design Learn more about our New Ways for Mediation Coaching Sessions. Get started today!

On this episode of Recurrent, Jaime Roque explores the hidden story of América Tropical, a mural painted by Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros in 1932 on Olvera Street, Los Angeles. Commissioned to depict an idyllic tropical scene, Siqueiros instead delivered a politically charged image featuring a crucified indigenous figure overshadowed by an American eagle, sparking immediate controversy and eventual censorship. Jaime interviews local historians and community members, delving into the mural’s impact on cultural identity and its role in inspiring the Chicano mural movement. As Jaime walks through Boyle Heights, he discusses the effects of gentrification and mural whitewashing with local poet and activist Viva Padilla, emphasizing the ongoing struggle to preserve cultural heritage. Reflecting on how public art serves as both a canvas for resistance and a means of education, Jaime and his guests explore the resilience of cultural memory in urban spaces. This episode not only uncovers the story of a censored artwork but also invites listeners to consider the broader implications of art in shaping and maintaining community identity.

In this episode Alin and Colby have a discussion with Sara Siquerios. Sara is the caregiver of all caregivers, as she cares for three children all of whom have had heart transplants. Sara's three children were all diagnosed with restrictive cardiomyopathy and required heart transplants before the age of three. Sara shares their family's incredible story, how she handled having three children in the hospital at the same time, and what life looks like now with three immunocompromised kids. An amazing episode you won't want to miss.  This episode is sponsored by Paragonix Technologies, an industry leader committed to protecting the gift of organ donation. To learn how Paragonix is reshaping the standard of care across transplantation to optimize patient outcomes, visit paragonix.com.  Email: bothsidesofthestethoscope@gmail.com Instagram: @bothsidesofthestethoscope Twitter: @bsotsthethoscope 

Seguimos en el Museo Soumaya, conoceremos el porqué de su forma, y además iremos a visitar otras de sus salas y admiraremos a tres de nuestros muralistas mexicanos, los esperamos para que nos acompañen.

This week Wes and Todd sit down with Printmaker, Johanna Mueller. Johanna discusses being an entrepreneur in her youth, having a strong work ethic, her art education, falling in love with printmaking, defending her work in grad school, learning to edit her criticism, finding her voice with printmaking, the printmaking community, Frogman's workshops, wood engraving, printing presses, Wonderhand Studios, Hatch Show Print, what intrigues her about printmaking, process, holy cards & playing cards, the Bible & the birth of modern pornography, the fine art of printmaking, different printmaking processes, defining printmaking, educating people about printmaking, failures, experimenting & exploration, MO'Print, the thought behind her work, Jackalopes, the Sangre de Cristos, subliminal messaging, topographic maps, Wyoming, icons, fetishes & totems, art residencies, Siqueiros, Beth Cavener, the Greeley art community, pricing, editions, collage, selling art and the importance of connection.Join us for a fascinating and exploratory conversation about printmaking with Johanna Mueller! Check out Johanna's beautiful work at her website www.johannamuellerprints.com Follow Johanna Mueller on social media:Instagram - www.instagram.com/johannamuellerprints/@johannamuellerprints Check out the Wonderhand Studios website at www.wonderhandstudios.comFollow Wonderhand Studios on social media:Instagram - www.instagram.com/wonderhandstudios/@wonderhandstudios Check out the MO'Print website for all the events and exhibition for the Month of Printmaking in Denver, March 2024 – www.moprint.org

En este episodio, el renombrado artista Héctor Cruz García comparte sus experiencias de vida y su profundo vínculo con la pintura. Con la frase reveladora "La pintura es el reflejo de lo que uno vive", Héctor García nos invita a un viaje introspectivo a través de su extraordinaria carrera en el mundo del arte. Acompáñanos para conocer de primera mano las valiosas experiencias que han marcado su obra. Desde su encuentro con gigantes del arte como Diego Rivera, Siqueiros y Juan O'Gorman, hasta los momentos cruciales que determinaron su carrera. Esta entrevista es un tesoro para los amantes del arte y la cultura. Descubre cómo cada obra de este artista cuenta una historia, reflejando no solo su habilidad técnica, sino también su extraordinaria esencia como ser humano.

Listen to a panel discussion led by Antonia Cereijido (she/her), host of the Imperfect Paradise podcast from LAist Studios about artist David Alfaro Siqueiros' popular Olvera Street mural "América Tropical". Full Event Info: Here Guests: José Figueroa (he/him), filmmaker, co-founder - Dignicraft Oscar Magallanes (he/him), artist, co-founder - 3B Collective Rebecca Zamora (she/her), independent scholar, arts professional  (Recorded live on Oct. 3, 2023) Watch full episodes at Pbssocal.org/Artbound or the free PBS app.

José Galicot, Presidente de Tijuana Innovadora AC y productor general de la obra “La Marcha de Siqueiros"

Hey friends, I have a show that I'd like to share with you today. It's right up my personal alley--so much so that I made a similarly-themed season of ArtCurious a few years back. Today it's a pleasure to introduce you to The Art of Crime.  The Art of Crime is a history podcast about the unlikely collisions between true crime and the arts--created, written, and narrated by Gavin Whitehead. Gavin notes that he has had an interest in things criminal and artistic for as long as he can remember, and this podcast is the perfect intersection of those two fascinations. The show is now in its second season and is all about several artists who have committed, attempted, or at least been implicated in an assassination. This episode today is all about the painter David-Alfaro Siqueiros. A diehard Communist, Siqueiros fought in the Mexican Revolution in the mid-1910s. Over the next several decades, he would revolutionize the theory and practice of muralism in Mexico and abroad, largely inspired by his radical politics. In 1940, his political convictions led to a less honorable enterprise when he spearheaded an assault on the home of Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky as he and his family slept in their beds.  Enjoy-- and I'll be back to you next week with an all-new episode of ArtCurious. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hoy nos pusimos a chalear, a platicar de lo lindo: Los entuertos a Netrebko y sus querellas jurídicas, así como de su retiro de los escenarios; de las reliquias regresadas por parte de Alemania a los descendientes de judíos y artes precolombinos subastados en Francia; de María Kodama, su muerte y los parientes que se abalanzan sobre sobre el legado del gran Borges; y de Siqueiros intervenido por una panda de artistas del performance y que confunden lucha con vandalismo en la UNAM. De esto y más charlan Flor Magallanes y Joel Almaguer en este episodio. Una producción de Sala Prisma Podcast. 2023. Música de Epidemic Sound. Usado con Licencia.

Vandalizan mural de Siqueiros en la UNAM Sedeco invita a empresarios y emprendedores a curso de cuidado del agua Trump viajará a Nueva York para comparecer por el caso Stormy Daniels

Oktoberman 3: Politiek gekonkel, de Russische geheime dienst en heel veel rookgordijnen omhullen een van de meest merkwaardige moordaanslagen uit de geschiedenis: 24 mei 1940, de eerste aanslag op kopstuk van de revolutie Leon Trotski in Mexico-City. Een uitstekend voorbereide aanval van 20 oorlogsveteranen mislukt faliekant. Volg mij op het dwaalspoor tussen de schilderende kolonel, een bloedende teen en de minnaar van Frida Kahlo. Een comedy of errors in true crime, met vuile spionnen, corrupte agenten en valse beschuldigingen.  Dit is het derde en afsluitende deel van Oktoberman. Hoe liep het af met onze vrienden? Wie was de Franse Jood? Waarom liep de broer van Siqueiros in vrouwenkleren rond? Wat doet Jef Last nou weer in dit verhaal? Gaat de politie de daders vinden? Staat je geweten in dienst van je idealen? En waarin verschilt een verfpistool van een mitrailleur? En wat heeft de wereldberoemde Chileense dichter Pablo Neruda er nou weer mee te maken? Met de stemmen van David Lucieer en Anne Gehring. Voor inhoudelijk commentaar dank ik Alex de Jong van het IIRE. Tekst, opname, montage, sounddesign: Patrick Bassant. contact: vriendenvandevlinder[apenstaart]gmail[punt]com Voor Oktoberman gebruikte ik de volgende literatuur: Patenaude, Bertrand M,  Trotsky. Downfall of a revolutionary. Harper Collins 2009 Sanchez Salazar, Leandro A. & Julian Gorkin, De GEPEOE slaat toe, Amsterdam G.W. Breughel 1946, vertaling Jef Last Serge, Victor & Natalya Sedova Trotsky, The life and death of Leon Trotsky, London Wildwood House, 1975 transl. Arnold J. Pomerans (or. 1973) Service, Robert, Trotsky. A biography, London Macmillan press 2009 Siqueiros, David Alfaro, Man nannte mich den "Grossen Oberst". Erinnerungen. (Me llamaban el Coronelazo. Memorias) Dietz Verlag Berlin 1988.  (oorspr. 1977 Mexico) Stein, Philip, Siqueiros. His Life and Works. 1994 NY International Publishers Sudoplatov, Pavel and Anatoli, with Jerrold L. and Leona P. Schecter, Special Tasks. The memoirs of an unwanted witness -  a Soviet Spymaster. Boston e.a. Little, Brown and Company 1995 Updated edition Trotsky, Leon, ‘Communazi Columnists' In: Time van 3 juni 1940, Trotsky, Leon, ‘The May 24th Attempt to Assassinate Trotsky.' Written: 1 June 1940. First Published in: Fourth International, Vol.1 No.5, October 1940, pp.138-139. Trotsky, Leon, ‘The Comintern and the GPU. The Attempted Assassination of May 24 and the Communist Party of Mexico.' Written: 19 August 1940. First Published: Fourth International, Vol.1 No.6, November 1940, pp.148-163. Trotsky, Leon, ‘Stalin Seeks My Death.' Written: 24 May, 1940First Published: Fourth International, Vol. 2 No. 7, August 1941, pages 201-207

Ayer colectivos feministas protestaron en Ciudad Universitaria, luego de las denuncias por abuso sexual contra una alumna del CCH Sur. Quemaron la bandera que estaba en el lugar e hicieron pintan en Rectoría y sobre el mural de Siqueiros. #PicandoLaNoticia con #EnriqueVillanueva

Una agresión sexual en un baño del CCH Sur ha vuelto a poner todos los ojos sobre la UNAM. Pese a que la Universidad fue una de las primeras en implementar un protocolo de casos de atención a la violencia de género, a 6 años de su implementación, todavía hay huecos con los que las alumnas no están de acuerdo. Ahora, lo ocurrido enciende a los grupos feministas de estudiantes.

Edgar Estrada nos cuenta todo sobre el mundo del entretenimiento; espectáculos, cultura, cine, televisión, teatro y muchas recomendaciones a tu alcance. ¡Estamos "Del Tingo al Tango"!

Alejandra Frausto, Secretaria de cultura

En el estreno de hoy la contrabajista #AdrianaCamacho nos lleva por nuevos caminos sonoros, musicales y visuales se fusionan para dar vida a #Loope: Paisajes oníricos#, su proyecto solista. En él la exploración de sonoridades, ambientes, paisajes, épocas e imágenes se da a través del procesamiento del contrabajo, voz, ocarinas, objetos y juguetes; y teniendo el contrabajo como base, además de efectos y looperas, creando una improvisación en tiempo real, en la que se generan capas que crean texturas, narraciones abstractas y paisajes sonoros. Adriana Camacho nace en la Ciudad de México y es egresada de Comunicación en la Universidad Iberoamericana, es documentalista y contrabajista. Realiza sus estudios musicales con el maestro Enrique Valadez; talleres y clases de contrabajo e improvisación con Joelle Leandre, Eddie Gomez, Sebastian Gramss, Lelio Gianneto, David Sanchez, Remi Álvarez (FAM), Germán Bringas y Ensambles de Jazz en la Escuela Superior de Música, entre otros. Activa en la escena de la improvisación y el free jazz, ha tocado en festivales, ciclos y foros nacionales e internacionales dedicados a esta música como el Bosque Sonoro Museo de Arte Moderno CDMX; Festival Cervantino; Chalton Gallery en Londres; Museo de Arte Moderno Ugo Cara y foro Knulp en Trieste, Italia; Pabellón 02 en Venecia, Italia; Festival Resist!Vienna, Austria; FÏME Festival Internacional de Música Radical Querétaro; Fundación Sebastián y Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros, entre otros foros. Su búsqueda en el ámbito de la improvisación la ha llevado a tener constantes colaboraciones con varios músicos, poetas y artistas plásticos. Actualmente es contrabajista de varios grupos: Cihuatl, Sociedad Acústica de Capital Variable, Eyi Xochimeh, Cataratas del Niágara, Sesión Libre Trío, Cuerdas no tan Cuerdas, Los Verdaderos, David Contreras Trío, Humanas y su proyecto como solista Loope. Música sin Fronteras MX es un podcast para difundir el oficio de músicos mexicanos, quienes nos comparten en nuestro ciclo de exposiciones, su proceso creativo desarrollado a lo largo de sus trayectorias. Un espacio para fomentar diálogo y con ello nuevas audiencias. Esta actividad se realiza con apoyo del Sistema de Apoyos a la Creación y Proyectos Culturales (SACPC) FONCA, en colaboración con Cultura UACM UACM San Lorenzo Tezonco, +Musica MX y Cim cenzontle Iztapalapa. Síguenos en redes y plataformas o nuestra página: https://musicasinfronterasmx.com/ Conoce más de Adriana Camacho en: https://www.adrianacamacho.com/

En esta sesión de charla la contrabajista Adriana Camacho nos habla sobre su trabajo en la música y como este se ha ido conformado el proyecto Loope, que nace en 2018 y en él explora sonoridades, ambientes, paisajes, épocas e imágenes a través de procesar el contrabajo, voz, ocarinas, objetos y juguetes. Ello es parte de lo que presentará en concierto el viernes 13 de mayo 13 hrs. en el plantel San Lorenzo Tezonco de la #UACM de la #CMDX Adriana Camacho nace en Ciudad de México en Octubre de 1974 es contrabajista y documentalista (Universidad Iberoamericana). Realizó sus estudios musicales con el maestro Enrique Valadez, talleres y clases de contrabajo e improvisación con Joelle Leandre, Eddie Gomez, Sebastian Gramss, Lelio Gianneto, David Sánchez, Remi Álvarez (FAM), Germán Bringas, Ensambles de Jazz en la Escuela Superior de Música, entre otros. Activa en la escena de la improvisación y el free jazz ha tocado en festivales, ciclos y foros nacionales e internacionales dedicados a esta música como el Bosque Sonoro Museo de Arte Moderno CDMX, Festival Cervantino, Chalton Gallery en Londres, Museo de Arte Moderno Ugo Cara y foro Knulp en Trieste, Italia, Pabellón 02 en Venecia, Italia, Festival Resist!Vienna, Austria, FÏME Festival Internacional de Música Radical Querétaro, Fundación Sebastián, Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros, entre muchos otros. Su búsqueda en el ámbito de la improvisación la ha llevado a tener constantes colaboraciones con varios músicos, poetas y artistas plásticos. Actualmente es contrabajista de varios grupos y tiene su proyecto individual Loope }, del que recientemente lanzo su primer grabación en la plataforma #bandcamp #MúsicasinFronterasMX es un #podcast para difundir el oficio de músicos mexicanos, quienes nos comparten en nuestro ciclo de exposiciones, su proceso creativo desarrollado a lo largo de sus trayectorias. Un espacio para fomentar diálogo y con ello nuevas audiencias a través del #lenguajevivo de la música. Síguenos en nuestros canales: linktr.ee/musicasinfronterasmx Esta actividad se realiza con apoyo del Sistema de Apoyos a la Creación y Proyectos Culturales (SACPC) FONCA, en colaboración con Cultura UACM UACM San Lorenzo #Iztapalapa, +Musica MX y Cim cenzontle Iztapalapa.

En este episodio, Javier y Juan Pablo conversan con Enrique Siqueiros, filósofo y maestro, sobre la epistemología y la naturaleza social del humano. El conocimiento y el pensamiento

El día de hoy platicamos con Netoplasma acerca de allanar la obra de Siqueiros, la posibilidad de un futuro con aguacates económicos y ser un niño con perspectiva mientras tomamos unas Aguas Rifadas de Corona.   Playlists Rudy: https://spoti.fi/3JK8juc Neto: https://spoti.fi/3I49WSW   Contacto Rudy: rudy.podcast Neto: netoplasma

⭕ Este "otro tesoro" de valor incalculable también se incluirá en la venta del banco tras la retirada de Citigroup. Con 4,300 obras de arte, se trata de una de las colecciones privadas más preciadas del arte mexicano.

La historia de quienes inventaron las estructuras del cine como lo conocemos es larga y honrosa. Pero también es una lista de tristezas y olvidos. Ese es el caso de Adela Siqueiros: actriz, guionista y directora, fue la primera mujer en filmar una película sonora en México. Pese a su rol fundamental en el desarrollo del cine de habla hispana, su figura quedó en el olvido, como un nombre perdido en el polvo y la ingratitud.

Michele Siqueiros, President of the Campaign for College Opportunity, was interviewed for University Innovation Alliance on December 13, 2021. Co-host, Doug Lederman introduced the Campaign for College Opportunity as, “a non-profit based in California that does advocacy and research focused on ensuring more students can go to college and succeed through them.” The interview progressed from Siqueiros' personal story, to how the pandemic has impacted higher ed, and finally helpful advice. Being the daughter of immigrants, Siqueiros was the first in her family to go to college. As a low-income kid, she gave credit to school counselors, teachers, UCLA students who went to her high school and helped her fill out college applications, financial aid, affirmative action, and policies that helped her get into college and complete graduate school on a full-ride fellowship. She said, “it was a mix of what institutions were doing and the policies that were in place. I firmly believe that the policies we support, the way we set up student services, that's what helps make college a reality for those of us who aren't born into wealth and privilege.” Siqueiros has been with the Campaign since its founding in 2004 and has been leading the organization since 2008. She acknowledged, “the pandemic has been very difficult for all of us.” She sees the innovation and resourcefulness demonstrated in higher ed during the pandemic as transformative for underrepresented students. Michele gave an example of how flexibility and removal of hurdles in higher ed by providing laptops and higher broadband access for students without those resources was helpful for low-income students to be included in the System. She is hoping some of those innovations will stay in place by intentionally closing gaps that persist for Black and Latin students. Unfortunately, there has been a decline in graduation rates and college enrollment in community colleges of 20-30% since the COVID pandemic. When co-host Bridget Burns asked Siqueiros what she is most proud of, she said, “the elimination of placement into remedial courses at community colleges. Remedial courses are where college dreams go to die. That single policy change across the California Community College System has given incredible access to students and Black and Latino students.” Wrapping up the interview, Burns and Lederman asked her what advice she has received and what advice she gives to others. She mentioned how leaders and board members supported her and taught her, “it is only worth doing if it is hard and difficult.” Then she shared that letting go of staff members is hard and difficult, but humility and vulnerability helped her treat “everybody with the respect they deserve.” When talking to new leaders, she said, “I recommend they get comfortable not knowing everything” and that they don't have to do everything by themselves. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovationalliance/message

"Sala de arte Público Siqueiros"

The Mexican writer Alfonso Reyes tells us the story of the military veteran Aranda who has lost his right hand in combat, but instead of burying it or disposing of it, he decides to dissect it and save it as memorabilia. To everyone's surprise, the hand comes to life. At first it disturbs them, then it is accepted as a member of the family, until it becomes an independent entity that seeks the meaning of its own existence.In the comments we talk about pets preserved as memorabilia, the latest news and the life of today's author.

Durante el siglo XX no solamente fueron importantes los grandes muralistas como Siqueiros, Rivera u Orozco.Un grupo de artistas distinto cuestionó a estos pintores, entre esos artistas estaba María Izquierdo. A quien lamentablemente se le prohibió pintar un mural para la Ciudad de México, por consejo de Rivera, Siqueiros y Orozco.Support the show (https://patreon.com/historiachiquita)

Nesse episódio os educadores Pedro Costa e Bruno Ferrari entrevistam o curador da mostra Di Cavalcanti: Muralista, Ivo Mesquita, em um debate sobre a vida e a obra do artista moderno, sua produção mural e suas relações com muralismo mexicano. Um dos expoentes da arte moderna brasileira Di Cavalcanti ficou conhecido por representar o Brasil popular em suas telas. Suas obras apresentam temas como o samba, o carnaval, os morros cariocas e apresentam mulheres e homens negros, quando o tema ainda era um tabu entre as elites do país. Porém, seus murais são um aspecto ainda pouco conhecido de seu trabalho, obras de grande escala, elaboradas para ocupar largos espaços na arquitetura de edifícios, fábricas, teatros e escolas. O curador e pesquisador Ivo Mesquita retomou os murais do artista e descobriu aí uma relação ainda pouco conhecida entre Di Cavalcanti e o muralismo mexicano, de artistas como Diego Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros, entre outros. Ao contrário das telas, as obras em murais são sempre públicas e os mexicanos aproveitam essa características para produzir obras de caráter popular, ligadas aos temas da Revolução Mexicana e uma busca por suas raízes nacionais. Como olhar para Di Cavalcanti hoje? O que o muralismo significa para o pintor? E como a produção do artista se relaciona com as questões contemporâneas? São algumas das questões debatidas nesse podcast.

En 1973, la “Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros” y “La Tallera” Casa Estudio de David Alfaro Siqueiros fueron legadas mediante testamento público por David Alfaro Siqueiros al “pueblo de México”. Hoy hablamos del colectivo independiente que se derivó de dichas acciones en lo que hoy es “La Tallera”.

Kristina Velfu platicó con el director de la Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros, un espacio de resguardo, exhibición y revisión del archivo y obra de David Alfaro Siqueiros.

Hi, Scorekeepers! It's episode 6 of Minnesota Opera's THE SCORE! On this week's ep, Paige, Lee and Rocky are all vaxxed up and just in time it seems for the world to start opening up again. We'll talk about the huge impact this will have on the arts and live performance and, of course, our sanity. Next, we're joined by the lovely and talented Pablo Siqueiros, Associate Director of Public Programs at MN Opera. He'll talk about some of the lessons he's taking away from this crazy year and giving us all some insight into the exciting work coming out of MN Opera's Impact Department in the next few months. Then he joins us for the first installment of the brand new game show, FIRE THAT CANON! We're not sure if you've heard, but some of the more popular pieces in the operatic canon are a bit problematic. We take a look at three operas through the lens of civic dramaturgy and ask can we perform them responsibly or do we need to fire them out of a cannon! And lastly, we've got a PB&J, a little snack of Pure Black Joy for your soul, this week honoring the incomparable Phylicia Rashad, the new Dean of the College of Fine Arts and Howard University! Hosts: Lee Bynum, Rocky Jones, Paige Reynolds Guest: Pablo Siqueiros Producer: Rocky Jones Timestamps The Return of Live Performance - 01:05 Interview with Pablo Siqueiros - 23:06 Fire That Canon! - 48:56 PB&J - 1:24:09 Links https://soundcloud.com/mnop-education (Opera Connections Podcast) (Soundcloud) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLyh2jCvzG0 (Scott Joplin's Treemonisha )- Houston Grand Opera (Youtube) If you like what you hear, please support us and SUBSCRIBE to the show on your favorite podcast app and be sure to SHARE our show with your friends. Also leaving a 5-star REVIEW is a great way to help get the word out. For more info about the exciting EDI work happening at MN Opera, please visit https://mnopera.org/edi/ (mnopera.org/edi). Email your questions or comments to thescore@mnopera.org

I'm so excited to have Pablo Siqueiros on the podcast today! We talk all about what vocal "rules" mean, how we can learn through opera, and why it's important to develop an artist statement. Instagram: @pablosiqueiros Thank You Places on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thankyouplacespod Find Thank You Places on Instagram @thankyouplacespod and on Facebook by searching Thank You Places. You can listen to the podcast on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher.

En este episodio, Piro platica con su querido amigo Gasú Siqueiros, miembro fundador y compositor de Los Amantes de Lola! Además, tiene buenas recomendaciones y una cápsula de Alfredo Padilla sobre John Frusciante (de los Red Hot Chili Peppers)! Ye Ye Lléguenle!

Señora bonita, mi amigo amo de casa. El reloj no se equivoca, el calendario tampoco. Viernes Santo, día de compasión, dia de reflexión, día de la tomación. Pero momento pecadora, suelte esa piedra, baje esa corona de espinas bien helada que primero es lo primero, la desinformación y estas, estas son las noticias.¿De cuál quiere? Hay violador, hay una sectaria y hasta hay una vinculada a proceso. Candidata a gobernadora de Chihuahua es vinculada a proceso por corrupción.Ora sí, a tapar el pozo ¿verdad mendigos?. Clausuran juego en parque de diversiones por muerte de niño en Quintana Roo.¡Ya ven porque no nos gusta pagar impuestos! Sitio del SAT para Declaración Anual presenta problemasMéxico: Libre, soberano pero sobre todo laico: AMLO recuerda frase de Siqueiros sobre Jesús: ¿qué has hecho de Cristo en 2000 años de doctrina? Ah chihuahua, nosotros porque sí usted es el Presidente.Completamente en vivo y en directo de Grupo Fórmula con toda la fuerza que le dan los Herz y toda la verguenza que dan sus gritos. Ya llegó el que aventó la primera piedra, aquel que escogió a Barrabas (audio de barrabas de os), el del beso traicionero: Chumel Torres.

Las cerveza es algo femenino, y quien no esté de acuerdo tiene que escuchar el inicio de la conversación entre Blanca y Karla Siqueiros, la Directora General de la Cámara Nacional de la Cerveza y la Malta, quien tiene el superpoder de conciliar entre los jugadores de la industria que aporta el 25% de las exportaciones agroindustriales del país. Blanca Juana Gómez Morera, Directora General de Expansión Publishing, nos cuenta cómo es que elegir una cerveza en una comida le dio mil puntos más, platica con Karla sobre cuáles son las políticas clave para cambiar la realidad de las mujeres en el trabajo y qué hacer con la culpa vinculada a la maternidad y el trabajo. Karla nos cuenta cómo es que México, siendo una potencia cervecera, tuvo un momento en el que no tenía a mujeres trabajando en las plantas y cómo eso ha cambiado en una industria en la que ocupamos el 4to lugar como productores a nivel mundial. Hoy Las Minervadas corren a cargo de Eréndira Reyes, editora de tecnología en Expansión y conductora de Geek Hunters -nuestro podcast de tecnología- y sí, nos habla de un libro que tienes que leer si estás usando Instagram como herramienta de venta o mercadotecnia. Finalmente, Quién lo dijo tiene una frase sobre la incapacidad que hemos tenido de reconocer nuestras diferencias. Las leemos en @ExpansiónMX y @BlancaJuana con el hashtag #Mujeduría.

La campal lucha entre Diego Rivera y David Alfaro Siqueiros tiene su origen en la conmemoración de la Revolución Rusa en la URSS. ¿Quién era Borodin? ¿Por qué se relaciona con la enemistad que fue creciendo entre Diego y Siqueiros? ¡Descubre más sobre esto en neustro podcast!Support the show (http://www.historiachiquita.com)

Talking all things real estate with Luxury Real Estate Agent Raul Siqueiros is the man when it comes to slangin’ Luxury Real Estate. But he also happens to be the first “client” I had when I started Jeremy Scott Fitness over 12 years ago...and he stuck with me ever since. On top of being the best at what he does he has become a close friend to Heather Scott and I over the years. He is a special human with a very unique story of how hard work can pay off that I think you guys will really enjoy. We are proud and humbled to call him a friend. More about the man himself... He has earned accolades as the top sales producer for international real estate brands throughout his career. He has closed millions of dollars in real estate transactions and has been recognized with several industry awards. Raul started his career in the mortgage banking industry than quickly moved into new development, working with respected builders, selling thousands of new homes throughout Greater Phoenix. As the Arizona housing market evolved, Raul started a niche in foreclosure properties and was awarded “Top Producing Real Estate Group”. Raul then transitioned into the Luxury Real Estate segment and developed a track record for his attention to detail and commitment to superior results. He recently departed as Managing Partner of Beverly Hills based The Agency, to pursue a new kick ass adventure as Partner in the Jack & Raul Group. You can stalk him on Instagram over at @raulsiqinc of @luxrealestateagents

«Qui cregui que la solució passa per la rendició, s'erra. A Catalunya, a diferència del País Basc, no hi ha cap raó moral per demanar perdó per res», escriu Agustí Colomines a elnacional.cat, 08/03/2021. La locució és de l'actriu, periodista i educadora Carme Canet. La caràtula correspon a l'obra Basta, del 1961, del muralista mexicà Siqueiros.

Learn about the experimental painting Cara de niño (Concentración) by David Alfaro Siqueiros! On view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in the new Kinder Building.   Email: artwatchpodcast@gmail.com Social Media: @artwatchpodcast Patreon: patreon.com/artwatchpodcast

No todos los días se abre un nuevo museo en la CDMX. Y en plena pandemia menos. Esta semana, mi invitado es Ery Cámara, licenciado en Restauración y Maestro en Museología. Ha sido asesor técnico del Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño, Subdirector de Museografía del Museo Nacional de Antropología, Subdirector del Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares. Subdirector del Museo Nacional del Virreinato, curador de San Ildefonso y ahora es el curador de la exposición México y los mexicanos, con la que abre el nuevo Museo Kaluz. ¿Cuál es el diferenciador de este nuevo museo en la capital mexicana? ¿Por cuánto tiempo se armó esta colección y quién la hizo? ¿Cuánto duró la restauración del edificio? ¿Cómo se planeó su exposición inaugural sabiendo que sólo podrían visitarla 12 personas cada media hora durante la pandemia? Un nuevo espacio que es casa del arte de Siqueiros, Orozco, Rivera, Anguiano, Rodríguez Lozano, Soriano, Zalce y Zárraga y también de pintoras como Juliana y Josefa Sanromán, Mercedes Zamora y María Izquierdo. Ery nos dice cuáles son las 4 piezas que no deberías perderte en tu visita, además de la ofrenda de muertos monumental de Betsabeé Romero, que estará en el patio central del museo hasta la primera semana de diciembre. Por favor ayúdame a compartir este podcast con quien creas que le puede ser de utilidad. Muchas gracias. - DÍAS EXTRAORDINARIOS es el podcast para buscar los “cómo sí” ante la incertidumbre de esta pandemia. Cada semana, Juan Luis R. Pons @juanluisrpons descubre historias inspiradoras de adaptación e ingenio y el por qué de lo que sentimos. Porque hasta que nos podamos abrazar de nuevo, estos que estamos viviendo... son Días Extraordinarios. Suscríbete, compártelo, dale play y acompañémonos. #Covid19cdmx #Covid19 #cuarentena #aprovechacadadia #Mexico #DiasExtraordinarios #quedateencasa #CDMX #podcast #aprovechaeltiempo #confinamiento #covid19 #México #podcastsenespañol #juanluisrpons #enespañol #ideas #museo #nuevo #arte #mexicanos #pintura #colección --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diasextraordinarios/message

Hablamos con Lalo Siqueiros y Minerva Valenzuela (la del cabaret) de mucho cabaret, teatro, burlesque, la pandemia y hasta feminismo, aprovechando que están en temporada "Príncipe y Príncipe" y "ESCORT-ita la vida".

El dia de hoy les platico la historia de una de los sucesos en el mundo del arte mexicano más populares. José Luis Cuevas y su mural efímero resultó ser una obra precursora en el arte del siglo XX que ayudó contra la tiranía de Siqueiros. 

David Alfaro Siqueiros es uno de los artistas más representativos de la historia del arte mexicano, una figura importante del siglo XX que luchó por sus ideales toda su vida, buscando representar en su obra la realidad social que se vivía en México y...

Del pensamiento al activismo. Cuando el poder del pincel y la pintura ponen en movimiento las ideologías y el cambio, Siqueiros se encuentra vigente y vivo en la furia de la inconformidad que detona la lucha humana engranándose al arte, girando en todas las direcciones de la imaginación.

Conocí a Manuel Felguérez en la nieve. Siempre me sentí más identificado con la escuela tradicional mexicana de Siqueiros, Orozco y Diego Rivera. Detective

El David que enfrenta a Goliat. La revolución interna que lleva al cambio social tomando el pincel y las armas. La furia de una melena incendiaria que no se resigna a lo establecido, permanece y respira en la obra de David Alfaro Siqueiros.

"Para que exista el teatro debe haber un espacio, un actor que lo habite y un espectador que lo vea, si falta alguno de estos principios no es teatro. Un teatro grabado deja de ser teatro y pasa a ser Cine o televisión pero ya no es teatro, un concierto grabado deja de ser un concierto y pasa a ser un video musical." Entrevista realizada a Álvaro Muñoz, persona que actualmente es director del teatro Siqueiros en Pachuca, director, productor y actor de teatro. Sus obras más conocidas son: Licenciado Hansel Ingeniera Gretel, La contracción de Lorentz y sputnik Donde conoceremos el ámbito de teatro, las bases de lo que realmente es el teatro, el camino que llevara al teatro después de la contingencia y las posibilidades de poder vivir del teatro y no solo hacerlo por pasatiempo.

In this episode, Wes and Todd visit with Chicano Muralist, Leo Tanguma. Leo talks about growing up in Beeville, Texas and what set him on his path to becoming an artist, meeting the great Muralist, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and how it influenced his work, and discusses some of his incredibly powerful and significant murals like "Rebirth of Our Nationality".Join us for this fantastic episode with Leo Tanguma, Artist, Muralist, and Sage, as he recounts stories about his life, gives us some history lessons and imbues us with his words of wisdom. You can check out Leo Tanguma's murals, paintings and writings via his website:https://www.leotangumachicanomuralist.com

Voz de Siqueiros en Programa Caminantes de Luis Kelly. Capitulo David Alfaro Siqueiros: Vivir, morir en la raya. Artcetera Tango El castigo de Juan Rezzano por Orquesta Tipica Francisco Canaro (1930) Película El Mural de Hector Olivera para Aries Cinematográfica Argentina Idem 3 Programa Anatomias - Televisa: Debate sobre el Poliforum Siqueiros Idem 3 Voz de Pablo Neruda Poema XV del Album 3 grandes poetas de America para Unabridged y Yoyo audiobooks Idem 3 Idem 3 Idem 1 Nota periodista Inauguración Mural. Visión 7. TV Publica Argentina del 02/12/2011

En esta clase nuestros docentes, Ramón, Wilberth y Rodrigo, hablarán sobre la vida de David Alfaro Siqueiros, mostrarán como superar a un ex y platicarán de una gallina que se quedó sin cabeza.

On Episode #21 of “CAN YOU HEAR ME, LONG BEACH?” June Diaz is looking for love but has yet to find it and you are so lucky because of it. That's because June has no problem talking or writing about her romantic (mis)adventures. The Post will launch her online dating column "Swipe Left" on Monday, Oct. 28. She came by the office to talk about that, dating and the soon-to-be, oft-quoted phrase, "Can Princess to be trained?" Ah, love. Anita Bunn and Francesco X. Siqueiros stop by to talk about "B.A.T. State III: Women Artists in Conversation with El Nopal Press" the exhibition they co-curated for Cal State Long Beach's Kleefeld Contemporary that features prints by 37 women artists produced over a span of 30 years at Siqueiros El Nopal Press in downtown Los Angeles. 0:15 Online Dating with June Diaz 4:41 Scammers, spammers and cat fishers10:40 "Bartering" 14:45 What to do with a guy who asks, "Can Princess be trained?" 32:30 How Steve met someone on an airplane 38:30 Anita Bunn and Francesco Siqueiros talk about printmaking and "B.A.T. State III: Women Artists in Conversation with El Nopal Press" 51:20 June really should just go into stand up comedy

In the 1920s, Los Tres Grandes--Rivera, Orozco and Siqueiros--created murals throughout Mexico in an effort to reunify the country under the new Mexican Communist Party regime. After the 1929 stock market crash, the United States government commissioned these same men to paint murals that would lift the spirits of the American people and restore their faith in their capitalistic government. Problems ensued. Join our hosts as they unravel this artistic showdown between Communism and Capitalism.

Trio Siqueiros, esta integrado por Ana en el chelo, Noé en el piano y Juan Manuel en el violin, tres jóvenes amigos regiomontanos que siguen su gusto y pasión por la música, que los ha llevado formar éste ensamble y destacar en cada una de las presentaciones y actividades que desarrollan. El Trio busca deleitar a los amantes de la música, interpretando algunas de las obras más importantes del romanticismo europeo del siglo XIX, y de la vanguardia del siglo XX. Como muestra de su talento ganarón el premio Manuel María Ponce, del Festival de Música de Cámara de Aguascalientes 2018. En esta entrevista nos platican un poco de ellos y de sus inquietudes músicales. 

What does "creative resilience" mean for curators in the year 2019?  One evening, we decide to find out. Setting up a temporary recording studio in a poolside cabana, at a Miami Beach hotel, we sit down with a dozen curators and cultural producers to document their stories. In this marathon recording session, you’ll hear curatorial strategies for engaging new communities, increasing the visibility of underrepresented artists, and addressing some of today's most pressing social, political and environmental challenges. We recorded this special program when the annual Congress of the Association of International Curators of Contemporary Art (IKT) took place in the United States for the first time. Curators from the U.S., Europe and the Caribbean gathered in Miami, Florida, to explore the contemporary art scene and participate in a symposium about art and resilience in the climate crisis. Voices in the episode: (alpha order) Eva Asp, Bayardo Blandino, Aldeide Delgado, Yucef Merhi, Thale Fastvold and Tanja Torjussen, Michele Fiedler, O'Neil Lawrence, Lorie Mertes, Najja Moon, Marina Reyes Franco, Sofía Shaula Reeser-del Rio Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio: (in order of appearance) Spectres in Change: FoAM / Maja Kuzmanovic and Nik Gaffney; The Quilt Performing Arts Group for Beyond Fashion exhibition, National Gallery of Jamaica; Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas (Hacked!) 2000-2004; The BLCK Family Dinner Related Episodes: Art and the Climate Crisis with IKT Miami, Art and the Rising Sea, Curating in a Time of Global Change: IKT Norway, Sounds of Contemporary Art in Norway with IKT   Related Links: International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art, FoAM Spectres in Change, Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros, Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas (Hacked!) 2000-2004, National Gallery of Jamaica, Resisting Paradise, Locust Projects, The BLCK Family, Gävle Konstcentrum, International Cities of Refuge Network, SALA MAC / Contemporary Visual Arts Center of Women in the Arts in Honduras, Women Photographers International Archive, Locus Art

Dos de los máximos exponentes del muralismo mexicano se debaten sobre la conceptualización de arte público. Siqueiros, como representante de la LEAR y del Partido Comunista cuestiona los valores y trayectoria de Diego Rivera. Rivera en cambio intenta dialogar y comprender la postura del coronelazo. Un episodio detallado del testimonio de Eisenberg en la revista del Partido Comunista neoyorquina New Masses de la década de los años treinta. Support the show (http://www.historiachiquita.com)

Dos de los máximos exponentes del muralismo mexicano se debaten sobre la conceptualización de arte público. Siqueiros, como representante de la LEAR y del Partido Comunista cuestiona los valores y trayectoria de Diego Rivera. Rivera en cambio intenta dialogar y comprender la postura del coronelazo. Un episodio detallado del testimonio de Eisenberg en la revista del Partido Comunista neoyorquina New Masses de la década de los años treinta.Support the show (http://www.historiachiquita.com)

Dos de los máximos exponentes del muralismo mexicano se debaten sobre la conceptualización de arte público. Siqueiros, como representante de la LEAR y del Partido [...]

Jen Siqueiros is an Esthetician/Makeup Artist with a passion for people to not only love the skin they are in but their self. It's not a job, it's a passion which makes going to work easy.

#Artlife - Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by talking about the three great Mexican muralists; Rivera, Siqueiros and Orozco and we also talk about two contemporary street artists of mexican descent; Marka27 and Werc. #CultureTalk - We clarify some misconceptions about Cinco De Mayo and we discuss why is it such a popular holiday in the U.S.  #HablandoEspañol - muralista, mexicano, pintor, renacimiento, revolución, social, positivo, crítico, batalla, aguacate, celebración, cinco, mayo, dia de fiesta, nacional, comunista, simbolismo To see more of Marka27 and Werc, Check out their instagrams here:  @Marka_27 @W3rc Find us on Instagram - @cortesnyclivestream And on Facebook - Cortesnyc Livestream FOR CORTESNYC MERCHANDISE - CORTESNYC STORE

Raul Siqueiros and Jack Luciano with The Agency Arizona in Scottsdale stop by the studio to share their luxury approach. They discuss three divisions of the brokerage, The Agency Residential, The Agency Development Group, and The Agency Creative. Raul and Jack use their extensive experience to focus on the luxury lifestyle and to help other agents in the office stay focused on productive activities. Great show!

Damián Siqueiros

Preguntaleaminnie.com presenta: Una Dosis de Sentido Común, con Luis Valdivia. Invitado especial: Isaac Siqueiros. "No tengo evidencia, por eso hay una investigación". - Kellyanne Conway SECCIONES: - De lo que no hablaremos - Pinchi Luis, eres republicano! - Pinchi Luis, eres de izquierda! TEMAS: - Un personaje gay en Beauty & the Beast - Las sabias palabras de Kellyanne Conway, Ben Carson, Mike Pence y Sean Spicer. Presentado por Minnie Rzeslawski y ReMax 24K Realty.

SAPS, La Tallera y Polyforum, una muestra de la técnica que convirtió al artista en una figura del muralismo.

This is the second in our series based on Rod Stoneman's book, Seeing is Believing: the Politics of the Visual. In the podcast, Rod analyses the subculture of graffiti and its social and political significance, using this Banksy graffito in Cleveland Street London W1 as his jumping off point. The podcast is produced and presented by Esther Gaytan Fuertes. Rod Stoneman: This image is a photograph taken in a central London street and it shows a graffito made by Banksy. The original starting point for street art and for graffiti —obviously there are precedents in ancient cultures in different times and different places, quite apart from Pompeii and Herculaneum and Greek cities in Western civilisations, it’s not just a phenomenon of the West, one could even look further afield to Mexico, where contemporary political graffiti stencilled in Oaxaca, for example, since in 2006 when there there was a teachers’ strike, connects with the mural painting of the 1920s and 30s when politicised painters worked on art that would be more open and accessible because it was painted on walls, Riviera and Siqueiros being two of the leading ones, and perhaps even there’s resonance before that in Mexico with other civilisations, the Mexica or the Mayan civilisations used highly coloured paint on some of their wall decoration. So its most current versions in the last fifty years, tagging and subway graffiti in New York and painting in the street in Los Angeles, have spread through to most cities in the world. Politicised use of graffiti is perhaps a narrower tradition but still an interesting development from, say, an Australian group in the seventies called with the marvellous title BUGA UP which was an acronym standing for Billboard Utilising Graffitists Against Unhealthy Promotions, and they devised kind of long poles that could be used to take a spray can 10 or 15 up a billboard to make modifications that changed it. May’68 in Paris was obviously an explosion of art in a very imaginative and engaged way. Perhaps one should also remember the troubles in Northern Ireland with the mural work that’s taken place there. So these different and diverse moments of politicised street art come through to contemporary subvertisement, as a neologism to talk about what the French situationists might have called détournement, taking an original image and changing it by word or visual modification. And they all show potential for counteraction, potential for an alternative and indeed more democratic two-way communication. There is a word for communication studies that is, the phatic, which is about opening a channel of communication where you pick up a phone and say, ‘are you there?’ and ‘yes, I can hear you’ and that’s the beginning of a conversation. That’s perhaps the most hopeful and optimistic dimension of graffiti in its various forms at the moment that suggests that the visual landscape that we encounter in cities does not have to be dominated —well, after architecture— by publicity and advertising, that actually artists and young people more generally can make visual material which has the power to make people think, reconsider, change and respond a more open process. If you want to know more about the politics of the visual, here is another in the series - Seeing is Believing 1: The language of fashion Seeing is Believing: The politics of the visual is published by Black Dog (UK £19.95, US £29.95) It explores the complex and reciprocal dynamic between world and image in this most visually mediated society. Everyone ‘knows’ images can be false or deceptive, but we all live and work in constant denial of this idea and its implications. In a world saturatedwith media we act as though we are immune to their effects.Structured in six parts “History/Politics”; “Art/Culture”; “Film/Television”; “Products/Possessions”; “The  Quotidian/The Strange”; “Verisimilitude/Delusion”—the book analyses clusters of images to explore d...

David Alfaro Siquieros is known as one of “Los Tres Grandes” the three major Mexican muralists who depicted and helped define national and international images of post-revolutionary Mexico. In 1932, after having served prison time for his political views, Siquieros came to Los Angeles to work. The artist had mastered an outdoor mural technique with a workers’ rights painting at the Choinard Art School. That piece, called “Street Meeting” was painted over, white washed for its socialist content. Shortly thereafter, Siquieros was commissioned by patron of the arts F.K Firenz and wealthy city booster Christine Sterling to paint a mural on a beer garden wall above the Italian Hall at Olvera Street. That mural -titled America Tropical- figures prominently in Los Angeles art history, in no small part because it was whitewashed shortly after it was completed. America Tropical sits at the center of an exhibition currently on display at the Autry Musuem called Siquieros in Los Angeles: Censorship Defied. Hear in the City host, Sara Harris took a tour with the curators of the show, Lynn Labate and Luis C. Garza to talk about the circumstances around the creating and subsequent covering up of that mural. (c) Hear In The City. 2011 . www.hearinthecity.org Airs Mondays on KPFK 90.7FM in Los Angeles at 2:00pm or www.kpfk.org