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A podcast exploring how creative people develop their practices and the worlds we live and operate in. metalabel.substack.com

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Is curation actually about exclusion? In this episode, Josh and Yancey explore one of the most uncomfortable questions in creative communities: what it means to draw boundaries around who belongs and who doesn’t. Web2’s promise of open platforms and ... more

A key fact of dark forests: they don’t want to be seen. Dark forests are spaces hidden from public view where outside eyes are not welcome.

Why is this the case? And what can we observe about spaces like this?

In this week’s episode of New Creative... more

This week on New Creative Era, Josh and Yancey explore the lifecycles of Dark Forest spaces. How do they start? How do they mature? How do they die? Do they die? Listen in to hear how our micro personal experiences and macro group dynamics collide. more

This week on New Creative Era we dive deeper into the world of dark forests and the underlying philosophies and belief systems behind their existence.

How should we feel about dark forests? Are they places of threat or respite? Are they spaces of re... more

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Nadia Asparova
A great writer and thinker focusing on the concept of anti-mimetics
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Hosts

Joshua Citarella
Yancey Strickler
Co-host with a background in creative entrepreneurship and cultural critique.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 59 ratings
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    Swedena year ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful and practical discussions surrounding the challenges of the creative economy.
Several reviews highlight the show's emphasis on collaboration and community in the arts.
The hosts' personal anecdotes resonate well with audiences, making the content relatable and engaging.

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#220
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#37
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#83
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#199
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#211
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How to develop a creative career
Q: Did you ever have an experience where the economics or the assumptions of the field you were going into just dropped out?
I feel like I jumped on the avalanche as it was going downhill.
How to develop a creative career
Q: When did you know your true north, if you do, and what did you want to be?
I still think in my head, I want to be an artist who just spends a lot of time alone in the studio.
How do you decide what platforms to use?
Q: What do you see as like the strongest case against platforms?
The discussion revolves around the tension between benefiting from platforms while also criticizing their extractive nature and the quality of content they promote.

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Focused on the intersections of creativity, art, and economic structures, this show invites listeners into insightful discussions around how artists can navigate their careers in a changing landscape. Episodes often feature personal stories and reflections from the hosts as they explore topics such as the ethical implications of creative economies, the importance of collaboration, and innovative frameworks for supporting artists in an increasingly commercial world. Notably, the emphasis on practical advice for navigating challenges, combating isolation, and encouraging a more equitable creative community sets it apart, making it a valuable listen for anyone involved in the arts or creative industries.

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