PODCAST · arts
Our Shared Field
by Austen Camille
What does it mean to truly collaborate? How do we find shared meaning? How can we create, together?"Our Shared Field" is a podcast project that seeks to answer these questions by bringing together artists with people from other fields to talk about the overlaps of their respective work. Over the course of three episodes, we meet two guests, interviewing them individually about their work, before sitting down together on the third episode to have a shared conversation. In the gaps between fields, new things can emerge.Produced and hosted by Austen Camille.
Episodes
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Making a House a Home (PART 3): A Block Captain and an Artist Talk Engagement (with Anamaya Farthing-Kohl + Aminata Sandra Calhoun)
What turns a house into a home, and a neighborhood into a community? The intention with which Mexico City-based sculptor Anamaya Farthing-Kohl and West Philly block captain Aminata Sandra Calhoun care for the spaces they call home is remarkable. While ‘home’ means something different for each...
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Making a House a Home (PART 2): A Block Captain and an Artist Talk Engagement (with Aminata Sandra Calhoun)
What turns a house into a home, and a neighborhood into a community? The intention with which Mexico City-based sculptor Anamaya Farthing-Kohl and West Philly block captain Aminata Sandra Calhoun care for the spaces they call home is remarkable. While ‘home’ means something different for each...
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Making a House a Home (PART 1): A Block Captain and an Artist Talk Engagement (with Anamaya Farthing-Kohl)
What turns a house into a home, and a neighborhood into a community? The intention with which Mexico City-based sculptor Anamaya Farthing-Kohl and West Philly block captain Aminata Sandra Calhoun care for the spaces they call home is remarkable. While ‘home’ means something different for each...
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Expanding the Field (PART 3): A Microbiologist and an Artist Talk Communication (with Alexandra Soare & Charles Trae Mason III)
How can communication between fields change the way they are communicated individually? Multimedia artist Charles ‘Trae’ Mason III and microbiologist and immunologist Alexandra Soare talk with me about the relationship between art and science, and how both fields still have a long way to go in...
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Expanding the Field (PART 2): A Microbiologist and an Artist Talk Communication (with Charles Trae Mason III)
How can communication between fields change the way they are communicated individually? Multimedia artist Charles ‘Trae’ Mason III and microbiologist and immunologist Alexandra Soare talk with me about the relationship between art and science, and how both fields still have a long way to go in...
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Expanding the Field (PART 1): A Microbiologist and an Artist Talk Communication (with Alexandra Soare)
How can communication between fields change the way they are communicated individually? Multimedia artist Charles ‘Trae’ Mason III and microbiologist and immunologist Alexandra Soare talk with me about the relationship between art and science, and how both fields still have a long way to go in...
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In the Weeds (PART 3): An Organics Business Owner and an Artist Talk Grassroots (with Ellie Irons + Mike Serant)
PART 3: ELLIE IRONS + MIKE SERANT What does it take to be “sustainable?” How can we, as a society, grow in ways that help the world grow around us? New York artist, Ellie Irons, and Texan business owner, Mike Serant, come together to talk about their grassroots efforts to foster relationships...
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In the Weeds (PART 2): An Organics Business Owner and an Artist Talk Grassroots (with Mike Serant)
PART 2: MIKE SERANT What does it take to be “sustainable?” How can we, as a society, grow in ways that help the world grow around us? New York artist, Ellie Irons, and Texan business owner, Mike Serant, come together to talk about their grassroots efforts to foster relationships between humans…
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In the Weeds (PART 1): An Organics Business Owner and an Artist Talk Grassroots (with Ellie Irons)
PART 1: ELLIE IRONS What does it take to be “sustainable?” How can we, as a society, grow in ways that help the world grow around us? New York artist, Ellie Irons, and Texan business owner, Mike Serant, come together to talk about their grassroots efforts to foster relationships between humans…
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Women’s Work (PART 3): A Carpenter and an Artist Talk Body (with Mariel Herring + Sonya Blesofsky)
PART THREE: MARIEL HERRING + SONYA BLESOFSKY Site-responsive artist Sonya Blesofsky and South Philadelphia carpenter Mariel Herring come together to address the ways they think about and use their bodies in their different types of work. We talk about what it feels like to pick up plywood from…
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Women’s Work (PART 2): A Carpenter and an Artist Talk Body (with Sonya Blesofsky)
PART TWO: SONYA BLESOFSKY Site-responsive artist Sonya Blesofsky and South Philadelphia carpenter Mariel Herring come together to address the ways they think about and use their bodies in their different types of work. We talk about what it feels like to pick up plywood from the hardware store as…
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Women’s Work (PART 1): A Carpenter and an Artist Talk Body (with Mariel Herring)
PART ONE: MARIEL HERRING As a female carpenter myself, this conversation hits very close to home. Site-responsive artist Sonya Blesofsky and South Philadelphia carpenter Mariel Herring come together to address the ways they think about and use their bodies in their different types of work. We…
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Caring for Complexity (PART 3): A Tree Tender and an Artist Talk Maintenance (With Aviva Rahmani + Marcus Ferreira)
PART THREE: AVIVA RAHMANI + MARCUS FERREIRA What does it mean to maintain something? How do we practice long-term care for the natural world? Connected by their urgent efforts to tend to the environment, lawyer and Philadelphia-local Marcus Ferreira and eco-artist Aviva Rahmani talk about their...
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Caring for Complexity (PART 2): A Tree Tender and an Artist Talk Maintenance (With Marcus Ferreira)
PART TWO: MARCUS FERREIRA What does it mean to maintain something? How do we practice long-term care for the natural world? Connected by their urgent efforts to tend to the environment, lawyer and Philadelphia-local Marcus Ferreira and eco-artist Aviva Rahmani talk about their varied approaches…
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Caring for Complexity (PART 1): A Tree Tender and an Artist Talk Maintenance (With Aviva Rahmani)
PART ONE: AVIVA RAHMANI What does it mean to maintain something? How do we practice long-term care for the natural world? Connected by their urgent efforts to tend to the environment, lawyer and Philadelphia-local Marcus Ferreira and eco-artist Aviva Rahmani talk about their varied approaches to...
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Treasure From Trash (PART 3): A Sanitation Worker and an Artist Talk Community (With Terrill Haigler + Amze Emmons)
PART THREE: TERRILL HAIGLER + AMZE EMMONS What does it mean to be a part of a community? How can small acts lead to bigger change? We start the pilot season of Our Shared Field on a subject near and not-so-dear to the city of Philadelphia: the trash on our “dirtiest city in America” streets....
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Treasure From Trash (PART 2): A Sanitation Worker and an Artist Talk Community (With Amze Emmons)
PART TWO: AMZE EMMONS What does it mean to be a part of a community? How can small acts lead to bigger change? We start the pilot season of Our Shared Field on a subject near and not-so-dear to the city of Philadelphia: the trash on our “dirtiest city in America” streets. Terrill Haigler,...
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Treasure From Trash (PART 1): A Sanitation Worker and an Artist Talk Community (With Terrill Haigler)
PART ONE: TERRILL HAIGLER What does it mean to be a part of a community? How can small acts lead to bigger change? We start the pilot season of Our Shared Field on a subject near and not-so-dear to the city of Philadelphia: the trash on our “dirtiest city in America” streets. Terrill Haigler,...
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Our Shared Field: Pilot Season Trailer
What does it mean to truly collaborate? How do we find shared meaning? How can we create, together? Our Shared Field is a podcast project that seeks to answer these questions by bringing together artists with people from other fields to talk about the overlaps of their respective work. A…
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What does it mean to truly collaborate? How do we find shared meaning? How can we create, together?"Our Shared Field" is a podcast project that seeks to answer these questions by bringing together artists with people from other fields to talk about the overlaps of their respective work. Over the course of three episodes, we meet two guests, interviewing them individually about their work, before sitting down together on the third episode to have a shared conversation. In the gaps between fields, new things can emerge.Produced and hosted by Austen Camille.
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What does it mean to truly collaborate? How do we find shared meaning? How can we create, together?"Our Shared Field" is a podcast project that seeks to answer these questions by bringing together artists with people from other fields to talk about the overlaps of their respective work. Over the...
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Our Shared Field is created and hosted by Austen Camille.
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