A Podcast About the Politics of Art in the 21st Century
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScienceSociety & Culture | |||
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Honestly, we just wanted to do a normal episode that didn’t react to current events. We thought that the War on Terror would be a somewhat stable historical artifact. – Then Trump invaded Venezuela, kidnapped its president, and stole its oil. So this... more
“It’s Brutal!” Trump, Architecture, and American Authoritarianism. (Weird Little Architects Part II). E08.
In this follow up to our episode on Trump’s “Weird Little Architects” (E06) we examine the ways that architecture has been instrumentalized b... more
We invited Nick Sturm to join us to tell us about his recent Defector article, “Good Riddance to The Best American Poetry.” Nick tells us about the reactionary ideals which shaped the poetry anthology series and how these reactionary ideals influence... more
In this episode, we tell you about the weird little architects in Trump’s orbit and their plans to remake DC.
References
The National Civic Art Society: www.civicart.org
Website for Michael Curtis, the artist member of the NCAS theclassi... more
Colin and Mariel watch “Style Wars,” a classic documentary about New York City graffiti in 1982, and explore what this documentary can tell us about the politics of today.
References:
Style Wars (1982): youtu.be/CO9YgJXzRmk?si=Alsm22cBTOlZ... more
Public Art On Trial:
In this episode, we examine the ways that major funders of public art in the US have often sought to use public art as a tool of social engineering. What did these funders hope that public art would achieve? And were they succe... more
The internationally famous graffiti artist, Banksy, has made 3 trips to Palestine, where he has attempted to use graffiti art to build solidarity with the Palestinian cause. What are the possibilities and limits of this form of artistic solidarity?
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Colin interviews Leesa Kelly and Amira McLendon of Memorialize the Movement about their experiences as Black activists working to preserve art from the 2020 uprising in Minneapolis. Kelly and McLendon offer insight into the racial politics of art pre... more
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