Artist Gozié Ojini talks about his research into the Large Hadron Collider at Cern, intentionally growing black mold, and how his scientific research folds into his art practice. We talk a little art, a little science, and a little mysticism in the first episode I recorded after the Corona lockdown began back in march.
#191 Man in a Ring Mold - Patrick Donovan
#190 Strange Reality - Art Critic and Curator Mario Vasquez
#189 Creating Black Queer Otherworlds: Embracing Surrealism - Leslie Foster
#188 Food Fertility, and Border Control - Kim Ye
#187 Gender - Kean O’brien
#186 Florist for the Dead: Absurdism and Art - Artist Emily Silver
#185 Art History is Not Linear: Painting After Postmodernism - Rachid Bouhamidi
#184 Processing Fear - Emmy Bright
#183 Other Places Art Fair - K Knittel
#182 Fleeing Communism - Katya Usvitsky
#181 Philosophy and Art - Ricardo Harris Fuentes
#180 Lapsed Mormon - Conceptual Artist Alison Neville
#179 Outsider Art - Trent Christiansen
#178 Chthonic Cults of Ancient Greece - Anthony Bodlović
#177 It’s Not a Cult - Chelsea Flowers
#176 Art or Machinima - Yeltsin Penado
# 175 The Twenty Year Flood - Charlotte Bastian
#174 Augmenting Reality - Artist Matthew John Apol
#173 Learning Disabilities - Painter Alicia Cheatham
#172 A Vigilante Rises - Painter Avani Patel
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