During this podcast episode we talk with artist Leslie Vigeant about social and economic hierarchies and how suggested meaning gets imbued upon the materials that surround us. We also talk about a practice maintained by ritual, and the process of getting into the art making head space. Leslie Vigeant knows how to sweat. Based in Portland, OR, she is an adjunct professor, does freelance marketing, and considers the hierarchies of social expectations in her studio practice. She received her...

In this episode, we talk about new work by Carnation Contemporary member M. Acuff. This exhibition of work faces the slow, invasive, inescapable violence of capitalist-driven climate change. In recent years Acuff has exhibited their work nationally in group and solo exhibitions across the country at venues such as CARNATION CONTEMPORARY, 3S Artspace, the Jundt Museum, White Box, The Urban Institute for Contemporary Art, Woman Made Gallery, AIR Gallery, and the Attleboro Museum of Art. Acuff...

Sarah Hummel Jones hosts a conversation about ceramics, the influence of platforms such as Instagram and using your time productively in order to meld a practice around life. For more info about the artist, music or books talked about in this podcast please visit https://www.digitalexhibition.space/sarahjones Sarah works primarily with clay using hand building & press mold techniques. Working with this material allows her to create objects that are often inspired by music videos, blipster...

“Digital Scripts” with artist Hannah Newman will uncover thoughts about what it means to be a practicing artist today and talk through the value of different types of production. We will also discuss the artist's work which explores the aesthetic possibilities of social media and digital platforms as new vehicles for carrying language, metaphor, and nuance. If you want more information about mentioned songs, readings or the artist please visit this web link:...

“A Holistic Platform” is talked through with artist Kathryn Zazenski and will address the malleability of perception and connection through physical and digital means. We will also talk through the possibilities of a contemporary art practice, including curation, writing, and teaching. Please click on the link below for images of artwork and links to the music that was played in our podcast: https://www.digitalexhibition.space/kathrynzazenski Zazenski has participated in international artist...

Katherine Spinella's work often finds the beauty of objects discarded. Both physical and digital, we will discuss the methods she utilizes in her practice when mining for content. We will also discuss how art practices have shifted with the endless potential of search sources such as Google.