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IntoThisIntoThisEpisode #26 - Carla RojasIn Episode #26 Marx has a conversation with Carla Rojas. Carla Rojas is a Marketing and Communications professional specialized in developing strategies to promote Art & Entertainment.She has worked in multiple capacities for various films, festivals, live concerts and T.V. shows in Mexico and Canada, such as Canada's Walk of Fame, Banff World Media Festival, and the Canadian National Exhibition, alongside industry leaders and top talent from companies such as Netflix, NBC Universal, Bell Media, YouTube, Canada Media Fund, National Film Board of Canada and CBC, among others.In 2019 she launched Artifier.net, a platform...2021-03-241h 09Remote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE13 Cat Lamora - Using paper as a medium to recreate memories and reflect on diaspora consciousness.For the season finale of Remote Art Talks we had a conversation with Cat Lamora, a Korean-Canadian paper artist based in Toronto who uses this fragile and temporary medium to create work at the crossroads of diaspora consciousness, memory, culture, and nostalgia. We'll talk about the way Korean culture influences Cat's work, why they chose to use paper as a medium to create and we'll take a closer look at Cat's latest installation, We Bathe Here, which recreates the intimacy of Korean bath houses, a space in which people see each other's nakedness and vulnerabilities as something...2020-05-0413 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE12 Amada Estabillo - Recreating memories through abstract elements and the role of an educator while in isolation.Amada Estabillo's work combines abstract elements and representations of human figures that often recreate memories of spaces and places. In this episode Amada talks to Tammy from @partial.gallery about her recent work, the way being a mother has influenced her practice and give us a tour in her studio as they discuss how her role as an educator has changed during this time of isolation. #RemoteArtTalks S1E12: Amada Estabillo __ You can follow Amada on instagram: @a._r.e Find Amada’s work on Partial: https://amadaestabillo.partial.gallery/...2020-05-0413 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE11 Véronique Buist - Embroidery on paper and using reclaimed fabrics and cotton threads as raw materials.Montreal artist Véronique Buist creates delicate designs and embroidery on paper made out of cotton threads and reclaimed fabrics that she also produces. In this episode we learn about the way her work overlaps with nature, fashion, and will take a sneak peek into some of the work she is currently working on from her home studio. *Ptsss.. these would make great gifts to be sent out via mail! ;) __ You can follow Véronique on instagram: @verobuist Find Véronique online: https://veroniquebuist.com/ Remote Art Talks is a special web series produced by...2020-05-0410 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE10 Danijela Gorley - Magic, mystery and femenine energy as creative forcesIn what seems to be a conversation between old friends, Carla from Artifier meets photographic artist Danijela Gorley for the first time following months of Instagram DMs. Originally from the former Yugoslavia, Gorley discusses her 20-year career as a photographer and the evolution of her work, shifting from a focus on self-identity and exploration of the self in her early career to focusing on the female and asking larger questions about beauty, the female experience and channeling intuition. She shares how she manifested recent personal challenges into a collaborative project with local florists exploring various aspects of...2020-05-0410 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE9 Johanna Reynolds - Abstracted landscapes, supporting local artists & creating while in confinementBy consciously tuning herself into the natural world, Toronto-based artist Johanna Reynolds creates dynamic abstractions using oil and acrylic paint. Reynolds’ work is known for elegant, contemplative layers interrupted by moody, gestural bursts of unexpected colour. In this episode Johanna Reynolds talks to Carla, founder of Artifier, about how she first discovered her love for painting, where these abstracted landscapes come from and she even takes us on a little tour around her home studio as we dive into the collective experience of being in confinement and how this period could leave a long lasting effect in ou...2020-05-0412 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE8 Alex McLeod - Exploring the relationships between nature and technology, fashion and art, physical and virtual.Renowned Canadian artist Alex McLeod chats with Tammy about the relationships between nature and technology, fashion and art, and how the physical and virtual realms sometimes intertwine. McLeod discusses the learning curve of expanding his practice from a decade of prints and video to include three-dimensional work, and shares his optimism about this strange time we’re in and the new, innovative art that can come out of it. Alex McLeod is a Toronto-based artist that uses technology to create sanguin simulated landscapes and other artifacts of nature through animations, prints, and 3D sculptures. His print and vi...2020-05-0412 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE7 Raoul Olou - Entre chien et loup. Capturing the transition between day and night and documenting the mundane.We had the pleasure of speaking with Raoul Olou, a multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. His work focuses on home, belonging and archiving the mundane, and is characterized by bold brushstrokes that skillfully play with light and shadow. Olou describes his work as a visual diary of his recent move to Toronto and is currently fascinated with capturing the transition between day and night, a moment he describes as entre chien et loup. Having only begun painting three years ago, Olou has already participated in major charity auctions including #ArtWithHeart to support HIV care and was awarded...2020-05-0410 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE6 Lauren Pirie - Intricate ink drawings, large scale installations & murals and a heartfelt reflection about life as an artist in self-isolation.Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist, art director and curator Lauren Pirie joined Tammy from Partial Gallery for a heartfelt conversation about art, artists and life in self-isolation. Speaking from self-isolation in her 400 sq. ft. apartment, Pirie shared honest reflections on the challenges of creating while in confinement, moving her art studio into her living space, and her thoughts on how this strange period of time might impact the way we perceive and consume art in general. Pirie also discusses how her practice has evolved from her signature delicate, intricate ink drawings to include large-scale murals and, more...2020-05-0414 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE5 Hugo Laliberté. New Media Art: Using technology to create immersive, interactive installations with sound and light.Hugo Laliberté is the co-founder of Ottomata Studio, an experiential design studio based in Montreal creating immersive installations that invite audiences to interact with sound and light. We talked about what is #NewArtMedia, what it takes to produce an interactive installation and how to start a career in the industry. __ Ottomata studio believes that most great things in life happen when we take action. We explore this idea in our work by creating collaborative immersive spaces and interactive installations that take place in the public space in which the human is at t...2020-04-2714 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE4 Alison Postma - Creating contemporary still-lives using mundane and day-to-day materialsIn this episode we take a peek into Toronto-based artist Alison Postma’s mind and learn about where these always dreamy and often quirky images she creates come from. P.S. we even got a mini tour around her home-studio! 👀 Alison Postma graduated from the University of Guelph’s undergraduate studio art program in 2016 and is now based in Toronto. Her work has focused on themes of perception in dreams and ideas of the future from the past. Most recently her practice has focused on physically getting to know objects. Alison’s practice is always informed by the munda...2020-04-2708 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE3 Jordan Baraniecki - Metaphysics, Philosophy, minimalism and the way consciousness and reality intertwine.Jordan Baraniecki is a multi-media artist who puts the individual at the forefront of creative ventures. What he understands, are questions about the “self” and the nature of being. His research about the contemporary world stem from Metaphysics, Alan Watts, and Carl Jung; how different states of consciousness and reality are intertwined within everyday life. You can follow Jordan on instagram: @jordanbaraniecki Find Jordan on Partial Gallery: https://jordanbaraniecki.partial.gallery/ - Show notes available on: artifier.net/remotearttalks - Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube Remote Art Talk...2020-04-2712 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE2 Maya Skarzenski - Blurring the lines between fine-art and craft and creating imagery that plays with comfort and discomfort.Maya Skarzenski is an interdisciplinary artist fusing together painting, textiles, and photography. Her work explores the intersections between the abject and the beautiful. Through the use of material exploration and by incorporating unusual process combinations, she dissolves the line between fine-art and craft. Painting and textile techniques allow Skarzenski to create bodily imagery that is sensual, fragile, playful, and ambiguous. You can follow Maya on instagram: @mayaskarzenski Find Maya on Partial Gallery: https://mayaskarzenski.partial.gallery/ - Show notes available on: artifier.net/remotearttalks - Watch the video version...2020-04-2724 minRemote Art TalksRemote Art TalksE1 Shaheer Zazai - Using Word Docs and Painting as ways to explore cultural identity.Shaheer Zazai is a Toronto-based Afghan-Canadian artist with a current studio practice both in painting and digital media. His practice focuses on exploring and attempting to investigate the development of cultural identity in the present geopolitical climate and diaspora. Using Word docs as a medium, Shaheer creates intricate textile-like patterns that resemble Afghan carpets. In this episode we'll be talking about how this practice began, how his Afghan heritage informs his practice and the ways he is keeping motivated and inspired while we experience life in isolation. You can follow Shaheer on instagram: @szazai._ ...2020-04-2711 minMacher*innen aus der Musikbranche | REDFIELD PodcastMacher*innen aus der Musikbranche | REDFIELD PodcastR#22 mit Elina Hage, Gründerin von Artifier Management Vom ältesten Klassiklabel der Welt zu „Neue Meister“ und einem eigenen Management. Während es im Redfield Podcast hauptsächlich um Rock- und Indie-Musik mit allen lauten und leisen Facetten geht, wagt Gastgeber Alexander Schröder in dieser Folge einen Ausflug in die Klassikbranche. Elina Hage begeisterte sich schon früh für das Klavier, studierte an der Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg und trat ihren ersten richtigen Job in der Musikbranche gleich bei der legendären Plattenfirma Deutsche Grammophon an, die 1898 in Hannover gegründet wurde und von Universal weitergeführt wird. Später wechselte Hage...2020-03-1557 minAdvice From Hanna PodcastAdvice From Hanna PodcastSeason 1 Ep 51- Holiday Special- Claiming Power Ft Carla RojasAfter moving to Canada in 2014 and with a career of over 10 years working in the Arts & Entertainment, in January 2018 Carla Rojas gave herself the challenge to visit an art show a week and document it on my blog. A few weeks into the project I realized I couldn’t find the information I wanted (and needed) in one single place, so I decided to create it. Artifier is a web directory for the visual arts created with the mission to help make art more accessible for everyone. Our approach is simple: We want to help you navigate the vibrant local ar...2019-12-1920 min