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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2022 · 42 MIN

Art as Social Practice with Ellen Mueller

from noseyAF: Conversations about Art, Activism, and Social Change

It's the 30th Episode for noseyAF yall! How exciting is that?! Today's Episode is celebrated with a conversation with Ellen Mueller, an artist, author, and educator based in Minneapolis. When I was researching social practice art, I discovered Ellen and came across her book "Some Social Practice." Ellens's work has included social practice, drawing, and time-based work. In this Episode, Ellyn tells us all about her work that explores issues related to the environment and capitalism as it affects everyday life. She also advises on adding social practice to our art and lives. I also share a random dating story on littering. Hit us up and let us know what you think! You can see more of Ellyn's work at: https://ellenmueller.com and follow her IG: @ellenmmueller As for me: You can find me and my work at missgraham.com  Podcast Episodes www.noseyaf.com Instagram: @stephaniegraham Also, with it being the 30th Episode and all, I would love it so much if you would leave me a rating and review wherever you are listening today :) Thank You.

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