
When times are challenging, how can the arts help us find our way forward? Works In Progress is a podcast from the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture, a forward-looking interdisciplinary center for creativity and scholarship. The show's host, Sean Arenas, looks at current topics and trends through the lens of art, architecture and design, and explores the ideas and practices of UCLA’s facult... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | DesignArtsVisual Arts | ||||

UCLA Arts alumnus, artist, and filmmaker Zach Blas joins the podcast to discuss his upbringing in Point Pleasant, West Virginia; his initial interests in film and what ultimately inspired his passion for art and technology; his life-saving experience... more
UCLA Arts alumna and lecturer Davida Persaud joins the podcast to discuss her passion for community-based work, activism, and the arts; her experience in the Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance Ph.D. program; and the origin and future of Mura... more
UCLA Arts alumnus and artist Amir H. Fallah M.F.A. ‘05 joins Works In Progress to discuss his initial interests in art, skateboarding, and graffiti; how he has time after time had to sink or swim; the ups and downs of being an independent magazine pu... more
UCLA Arts alumnus and Detroit-based artist and professor Osman Khan M.F.A. ‘04 joins "Works In Progress" to discuss his remarkable journey from the tech world to the art field, how he arrived at UCLA, the inspirations behind his provocative and poign... more
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This is such an interesting series of podcasts produced by UCLA’s School of the Arts and Architecture. Avishay Artsy interviews upcoming and established artists and performers, exploring how they are approaching their work during the pandemic. Each podcast is fairly short, informal but informational, and makes you feel as if you are overhearing a conversation between two of your smartest friends. Recommended!
This is by the same genius who does Rodeo Drive The Podcast, must listen.
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Apple Podcasts | #240 |
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Works In Progress launched 6 years ago and published 72 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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