Podcasts about student art

The Seguin Art League extends an invitation to area students to enter their art into the 16th annual Elementary and Middle School Art Show! Youth in first through eighth grades are eligible to participate. A maximum of two artworks per student will be accepted. Artwork must be ready to display. There is no fee to enter and cash prizes will be awarded. Artwork must be submitted to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, McKeogh Hall, at 201 E. Nolte in Seguin on Thursday, Feb. 22, from 2-4 p.m. An awards reception will be held on Saturday, Feb. 24, from 2-4 p.m. Winners'...Article Link

AV speaks to Mark, Anna, and Martin about finding inspiration abroad, digital vs film photography, vibes-based practice, and other topics including avant-garde Japanese photography of the 60s.   Anna's Instagram: @artworkbyamc Mark's website: 500px.com/markandrewpook More info on the Student Art Prize: https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/library/museums-and-galleries/student-art-prize/ Music by Louie Zong, sampling Erroll Garner.

In the final, and most ASMR episode of the series, AV speaks to Ivy about art and spirituality, seeking imperfection, and the legacy of pioneering abstract artist Hilma af Klint.   Ivy's Instagram: @ivy.upthewall More info on the Student Art Prize: https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/library/museums-and-galleries/student-art-prize/ Music by Louie Zong, sampling Erroll Garner.

AV speaks to Angelica and Mezie about modern Nigerian art and slave rebellion at the Igbo landing, style and essence in portraiture, and more.   Angelica's Instagram: @angelica_hopton_art Mezie's Instagram and TikTok: @mezie_28 More info on the Student Art Prize: https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/library/museums-and-galleries/student-art-prize/ Music by Louie Zong, sampling Erroll Garner.

AV talks to Grace, Puya and Danae about their art and photography, and issues both local and global. We discuss how arctic mapping can relate to quilting, Iranian protest art, and the bingo hall on Sherburn road.   Danae's twitter: @DanaeKontou Danae's website: danaiscosmographics.com. Puya's Instagram: @puya__art More info on the Student Art Prize: https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/library/museums-and-galleries/student-art-prize/ Music by Louie Zong, sampling Erroll Garner.

On this episode of Peachtree Corners Life we take a deep dive into the world of young artists at Wesleyan School, featuring three talented individuals: Freddie Reinhard, and Anastasia and Juliana Lamas. From digital art to painted oyster shells, these artisans have created unique, inspiring pieces that showcase their creativity and passions. We explore their inspirations, hobbies, and future aspirations, as well as their involvement in academics and extracurricular activities. With the Wesleyan Artist Market approaching, this podcast is the perfect sneak peek into the exciting works these artists will be presenting. Don't miss this chance to discover the next generation of artistic talent. Resources: Wesleyan Artist Market Website: https://www.artistmarket.wesleyanschool.orgTimestamp: [0:00:00] - Intro[0:01:48] - About Anastasia and Juliana[0:02:58] - About Freddie [0:05:40] - Other Interests[0:06:19] - The Creative Process[0:10:50] - Presenting at The Artist Market[0:12:34] - Inspiration[0:14:35] - Difficulties of Mediums[0:19:32] - Art Courses and Extracurricular Activities[0:23:50] - Closing

ARTEXPRESS Recently, All the Best Production Manager Phoebe headed to the Art Gallery of New South Wales to interview some of the participants of ARTEXPRESS- the gallery's exhibition of outstanding artworks from the HSC. It's rare that old cultural institutions platform young, diverse and radical voices and that's why ARTEXPRESS is such a great initiative. Meet the artists and hear first hand the stories and issues behind their work. Produced by Phoebe Adler-Ryan Contributors Louise Halpin, Education program producer and ARTEXPRESS curator Sabry Beshir Mohamed - Artist (Art Express 2023) Mayra Kelly  - Artist (Art Express 2023) Elli Cox  - Artist (Art Express 2023) Freda Chiu  - Artist (Art Express 2007)   All The Best credits: Production Manager: Phoebe Adler-Ryan Editorial Manager: Mell Chun Episode Mix and Compile: Phoebe Adler-Ryan Host: Madhuraa Prakash Image credit: Freda ChiuSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How many of us have grown up playing video games? How many of us have had parents buy us video games? And then in the same vein, scoot us over to busy ourselves with video games while they tsimis, unwind, or do other things? Like a babysitter, third parent, or friend, video games have been in Filipino households from the 80s and beyond. Today we reminisce about our relationship to video games and how as adults these are becoming avenues for mental health even while it is arguably today corrupting the “youth”? A great conversation with our good friend Jenna Buffum! Recommendations: Jenna Littlewood Game Arcade Hearts Daniel Pokemon Scarlet and Violet  Costco: Parmesan Artichoke Dip  YouTube search: art in ______ video game!  Nicole Willy's Jerk Chicken Sayulita's Mexican Food Pan De Sal Saves the Day by Norma Olizon-Chikiamco Jean Joel Stokes @stokes.joel handmade journals If you got Zines from @cozilv fest and came by to the event, thank you! Read zines! Student Art show December 7 from 5-7pm at Alternate Reality Comics

In today's episode, we reflect the An Artists' Wonderland, a gala and auction event that we recently had at WAB. Joining us for this conversation is Sophie from Grade 12 and Kun Jiao, WAB's Head of Alumni, Advancement, and Archiving. Sophie sheds light on what inspired her to create the student club Art for Enlightenment and how, with the help of Kun Jiao, they came together with another club, Auction for Change, to create the artists' gala. Tuning in you'll hear how the event featured over 130 pieces of art, how much money was raised through the auctioning off of this art, the cause that they raised money for, and why so many WAB students are so passionate about this cause. You'll also hear how Sophie balances her time between her club and academics, why she feels they complement each other so well, and what she learned in creating this event. Whether you attended the gala or not, don't miss this podcast!

A return to our in-person student exhibitions. Features art studio students at West Loop and Stafford. Juried for awards in Drawing, Painting (Acrylic and Watercolor), 2D Design, 3D Design, Ceramics, Sculpture, Life Drawing, Art Metals, Digital Art, and Photography.  

Top headlines for March 2, 2022, include: Pilot program for workforce development, tiebreaker showdown at WMS geography bee, Student Art Show, author visit, and state and national wrestling. Intro: By Oseas from Ms. Poppe's class! The Globe Minute is a product of Forum Communications, brought to you by reporters at The Globe. For more news from throughout the day, check out dglobe.com.

Becoming an artist takes hard work and a creative eye. In our HCC Beat this week, Randall Williams learns how the visual arts program is helping students to be the best artists they can be. Broadcast May 14th, 2021 on Stafford METV.

Rachel Ryder welcomed Julie Evers from Northwest Schools (JXN Art Teachers Group) to talk about the 2021 Jackson County Student Art Show - online. You can view the art at https://www.jxnartteachers.org/

Join Ashley, Keyley, Devyion, and Savannah as they discuss finalizing their design portfolios and preparing to present their bodies of work at Vision 2021, the CVCC Student Art Show.

The six HCC campus art galleries are closed until further notice but that doesn’t stop our student artists from showing what they've created this semester. Instagram will be our gallery walls for the non-juried exhibition that features all studio classes from all colleges in the HCC system.https://www.instagram.com/hcc_visual_arts/http://

Virtual Student Exhibition | Fall 2020 | Instagram ON INSTAGRAM | HCC Virtual Arts Center | @hcc_visual_artsNovember 16—January 16, 2021Registration is not required for this event.The six HCC campus art galleries are closed until further notice but that doesn’t stop our student artists from showing what they've created this semester. Instagram will be our gallery walls for the non-juried exhibition that features all studio classes from all colleges in the HCC system.

How does art change our experience of life? Is protest art better than abstract art? How does art foster a shared sense of community? How can art change society? How do the great artists of the Renaissance influence and shape modern art? Join visual artist Taylor Wang for this episode of Full Cadence Podcast where we discuss these topics and more! You can find Taylor’s art on instagram.com/yingshiart. Instagram/Twitter/Artstation: @yingshiart Website: tayloryingshi.wixsite.com/arts Co-Hosts: Hyuntae Choi and Marco Jimenez Audio/Video edited by Marco Jimenez Intro Music by Marco Jimenez

Taylor Wang is a co-founder of Student Art Spaces or SAS. It is a youth led non profit organization, that focuses on giving the youth a platform to showcase their art. Follow Nast and Taylor as they discuss SAS's background, the value of art and more! Follow Taylor Wang on: Instagram: @_taylorwang Twitter: @tayloryingshi Follow Student Art Spaces on: Instagram: @studentartspaces Twitter: @studentart_org Website: https://www.studentartspaces.org

Have you ever had a dream and doubted your abilities? In this episode we discuss how Taylor Wang founded Student Art Spaces at age fifteen.  Yes, you read that correctly, fifteen. She has been working tirelessly to change the creative spaces and highlight the voices of the youth. She has raised over $5k in donations and has changed lives of youths around the world. She is planning on expanding outside of Seattle and did I mention she is only a junior high school student? So if you ever felt you couldn't do something let this serve you as a reminder. Taylor Wang has faced many challenges aside from her age, she is a Chinese-American who was expected to become a doctor. She decided to pursue her passion as an oil-painting artist, instead, of a safe career choice. Something that took courage pursuing in the art industry where youth voices are not generally amplified. Don't let me rave about it and go follow their journey on instagram. Follow us on Instagram Visit our podcast main page and become an insider. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/support

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Sophomore neuroscience and cognitive science student Alexia Sambrano draws from mental health, sexuality and femininity for her paintings and prints featured in Divine Femininity, a student-curated art exhibition. Arts and Entertainment Editor Isa Uggetti sat down with Sambrano to talk about her process for the season premiere of Rhythm and News. Music by Joakim Karud.

Luke Davis speaks to Dr. Caitlin De Berigny, Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney about Student Art displays in the Grand Foyer at The Star Sydney.

Juried art exhibition of work from the art studio students at Central. Awards in 12 studio categories; Printmaking, Drawing, Painting, Watercolor, 2D Design, 3D Design, Ceramics, Sculpture, Life Drawing, Art Metals, Digital Art, and Photograph.

Juried art exhibition of visual arts students enrolled in Level One sections of studio art courses from Spring Branch, Katy and Alief.

Exhibition of work from the art studio students at West Loop and Stafford locations. Juried for awards in 11 categories: Drawing, Painting (Acrylic and Watercolor), 2D design, 3D design, Ceramics, Sculpture, Life Drawing, Art Metals, Digital Art and Photography.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Steve Boone of The Lovin' Spoonful who headlines "Stars of the Sixties" on Saturday at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College; and the Krasl Art Center's Keith Stevens returns to talk about the Middle and High School Student Art Exhibition – a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts – which will be on view beginning Saturday at the Box.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Steve Boone of The Lovin' Spoonful who headlines "Stars of the Sixties" on Saturday at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College; and the Krasl Art Center's Keith Stevens returns to talk about the Middle and High School Student Art Exhibition – a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts – which will be on view beginning Saturday at the Box.

Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Consortium member-colleges showcase student work. Awards selected by guest jurors. 

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Coastline Children's Film Festival founder and curator Leslie Sullivan and Young Filmmakers Competition coordinator Thomas Allen to talk about the 9th annual, 10-day festival, which kicks off Friday at the Krasl Art Center; and Krasl youth programs coordinator Keith Stevens and youth instructor Emily McKenna about this year's Elementary School Student Art Exhibition, a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts, which opens Saturday afternoon at the Box.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Coastline Children's Film Festival founder and curator Leslie Sullivan and Young Filmmakers Competition coordinator Thomas Allen to talk about the 9th annual, 10-day festival, which kicks off Friday at the Krasl Art Center; and Krasl youth programs coordinator Keith Stevens and youth instructor Emily McKenna about this year's Elementary School Student Art Exhibition, a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts, which opens Saturday afternoon at the Box.

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Convo: Recycled, A Student Art Exhibit

Convocation: Lion & Lamb: A Thematic Student Art Exhibit - Sponsored by the art Department & Art Club

This week we find out which Truro head teacher has been nominated for 2 national awards, plus Nathan Cooper the Assistant Head Teacher of Pondhu Primary School talks about their mile a day challenge to help keep their pupils fit!

Opening Convocation: "North & South: The 2015-16 Special Themed Student Art Exhibit" with Randy Horst, Professor of Art and student artists

Convocation:"Recycled Art" - GC student art club

Convocation: "North & South: The GC student art exhibit in the library gallery"

Melissa Simser, a UCF senior majoring in photography, is the 2008 winner of the annual Student Art Contest held by the UCF Women's Research Center. Her exhibit, After Dark, runs through December 1st; the Center is on the 3rd floor of the Foundation Building, 12424 Research Parkway.

We love to post student work at Mabry, and our Art teacher probably puts more student work up on bulletin boards around the school than anyone else. The work our students produce is so beautiful, she eagerly shares it with everyone in our school community. But why not share it to a much broader audience? This third video podcast of student art work at our school is posted to our new Worldwide Bulletin Board. Now our students can share their work with their friends and relatives all over the world! Enjoy!

We love to post student work at Mabry, and our Art teacher probably puts more student work up on bulletin boards around the school than anyone else. The work our students produce is so beautiful, she eagerly shares it with everyone in our school community. But why not share it to a much broader audience? This second video podcast of student art work at our school is posted to our new Worldwide Bulletin Board. Now our students can share their work with their friends and relatives all over the world! Enjoy!

posted by: Dr. Tyson We love to post student work at Mabry, and our Art teacher probably puts more student work up on bulletin boards around the school than anyone else. The work our students produce is so beautiful, she eagerly shares it with everyone in our school community. But why not share it to a much broader audience? This first video podcast of student art work at our school is posted to our new Worldwide Bulletin Board. Now our students can share their work with their friends and relatives all over the world! Enjoy!