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.
#171 Popular Science - Photographer Kevin Cooley
#170 Ambitopian Science Fiction - Artist Yann Novak
#169 Romantic Comedies - Liz Nurenberg
#168 Things We Can’t Talk About - Laurelie Rae
#167 Art DNA - Hagop Najarian
#166 Thinking about Thinking - Artist Renée Forest
#165 How to Make Sense of the New Art Economy - Josh Hashemzadeh
164 Architecture and Art - Ben Warwas
163 Blinking In and Out of Existence: Art, Quantum Physics, and Skinwalker Ranch - Artist Leah Beeferman
162 True Crime, Religion, and Cults - Camilla Taylor
161 Shepard Fairey: a Mapping Point of Gentrification and Neoliberal Art - Raul Baltazar
160 Leaving Los Angeles - Artist/Ceramics Restorer Debora Broz
159 What We Say About You in Spanish - Emmanuel Galvez
158 Art Labor - Artist Samuel Scharf
157. John Berger’s Ways of Seeing - Artist Megan Reed
156. Dystopian Optimism - Bridget Batch
155. The Music We Love to Hate - Juan Gomez
154 Art Studio Fire - Surge Wiltron
153. Que Pasa USA? - Pamela Ramos
152. Underdog Imperialism - Justin Michelle
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