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Who Arted: Weekly Art History for All AgesZaria Forman | Lincoln Sea, GreenlandZaria Forman is a contemporary artist whose breathtakingly realistic, large-scale pastel drawings capture the fragile beauty of landscapes threatened by climate change. Unlike brushes or other tools, pastels allow for a direct, tactile connection with the artwork. Forman works primarily with her fingers and palms, smudging and blending the pigments directly onto the paper. This hands-on approach creates a unique intimacy and allows for an incredibly subtle layering of color and tone, resulting in the hyperrealistic detail that defines her drawings. The choice of pastels also reflects the ephemeral nature of the landscapes she depicts. Just as the glaciers a...2025-02-2609 min
Who Arted: Weekly Art History for All AgesRoy Lichtenstein | Look MickeyBy the 1960s Roy Lichtenstein was intrigued by the ideas of pop art and began dabbling in the style. Of course, if you want fresh new ideas, the best source is often the younger generation. Roy Lichtenstein was pushed by his young son. One day in 1961, the younger Lichtenstein taunted his father holding up his copy of the Disney book Donald Duck: Lost and Found. He pointed to an illustration and said, “I bet you can’t draw something as good as that?” In what can only be described as one of the greatest “so there’s” of all time Roy Lic...2025-01-3012 min
Who Arted: Weekly Art History for All AgesRoy Lichtenstein | Look MickeySeason 6 is covering the artists in this year's Arts Madness Tournament. I will be releasing 64 mini episodes in 64 days to give you a quick refresher on all the different artists and artworks in the tournament.By the 1960s Roy Lichtenstein was intrigued by the ideas of pop art and began dabbling in the style. Of course, if you want fresh new ideas, the best source is often the younger generation. Roy Lichtenstein was pushed by his young son. One day in 1961, the younger Lichtenstein taunted his father holding up his copy of the Disney book Donald Duck...2022-12-2913 min
Who Arted: Weekly Art History for All AgesZaria Forman | Lincoln Sea, GreenlandZaria Forman is known for her pastel drawings documenting the environment and climate change. The thing is, her work is so much bigger than that statement would lead you to believe. Her works are not your average pastel drawings. First off, they are massive. They are of a size that forces you to stop and take notice. The choice of soft pastels is fitting as these drawings, much like the environment, are beautiful but fragile.My guests were Kaitlyn and Corbie, hosts of the podcast, Those Art Teachers. You can find Those Art Teachers on your favorite...2022-12-1945 min
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F-Stop Collaborate and Listen236: Talor Stone - A Heartfelt Journey into Landscape PhotographyWelcome to episode 236 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen!
This week on the podcast I was joined by Talor Stone - a PhD researcher and photographer based in Pensacola, Florida. After serving as a federal agent for the United States military, Talor broke from the traditional career path to pursue photography. In this episode, Talor starts off by sharing a very personal and emotional story about her start as a photographer, and I am so thankful she opened up and shared that with us, as it really provides excellent context and inspiration.
On the podcast this week...2021-10-271h 11
Small Black BirdsCapturing the beauty and fragility of a changing worldInspired by the immenseness of the sky and sea, Zaria Forman conveys the beauty and fragility of our planet through her art and creativity. 2021-03-1212 min
Radio Juxtapoz by The Unibrow043: Zaria FormanWe have spent a lot of time over the past few weeks talking about humanity, and in many ways it's a conversation about our relationship to the natural world around us. Climate change and the ways we traverse and use our Earth has been the most important issue our lifetimes, a real-time global event that we see in melting ice caps, rising seas, massive fires, droughts and extreme weather hitting every region of our world. For that reason alone, talking to an artist like NY-based Zaria Forman, whose life work is to "convey the urgency of climate change" and "...2020-04-191h 09
City of You PodcastsThe City of You Podcast Episode 174 (Women Among Them): Arielle PilolliArielle Pilolli discusses nature vs. man-made, her process of attacking paintings & going with the flow, and being inspired by Siobhan Hemstrum, Zaria Forman, & Dana Hargrove. Follow Arielle’s work on instagram at @ariellepilolli2018-04-0916 min
Your Creative Push250: Reuse art and reaching out to your heroes (w/ Martin Thomas Smyczek II)Martin Thomas Smyczek II is a sustainability advocate/entrepreneur, musician, and an all around creator of things who aims to positively change the world. He is a Reuse Artist who uses societies discarded, wasted, and over-consumed trash as his medium in an attempt to inspire others to RETHINK how we live. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/martins In this episode, Martin discusses: -How he became initially inspired to be a reuse artist. -Some of the struggles that he has to deal with as a reuse artist that...2017-09-0750 minYour Creative Push237: Create what EXCITES YOU the most! (w/ Zaria Forman)Zaria Forman's large-scale compositions of melting glaciers, icebergs floating in glassy water and waves cresting with foam explore moments of transition, turbulence and tranquility. Zaria's drawings convey the urgency of climate change by connecting people to the beauty of remote landscapes. Her works have appeared in National Geographic, Smithsonian Magazine, the Wall Street Journal and The Huffington Post. Her drawings have also been used in the set design for the Netflix TV series House of Cards. Her most recent achievements include participation in Banksy’s Dismaland (Aug-Sep 2015), a solo exhibition at Winston Wächter Fine Art in...2017-07-2035 min
Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese WoodAn Interview with Zaria FormanZaria Forman makes pastel drawings of glaciers and icebergs and the changing landscapes of places like Antarctica, Greenland, and the Maldives. She does this to bring attention to climate change and to honor her mother who started it all. Zaria shares how taking risks and having the courage to grow has been an essential part of her journey. We get into the nitty-gritty of how she works: from curating thousands of photographs, getting just the right shades of blue for her pastel drawings, and even a bit on how she runs her studio. Zaria’s wo...2016-07-291h 12
TEDTalks 艺术表现地球美丽和脆弱的绘画 | Zaria FormanZaria Forman 的大型作品：融化的冰川、浮动在光滑水面上的冰山浮动和用泡沫修饰的波浪记载了过渡、不稳定气流和宁静的片刻。了解她对艺术创作沉思的过程和她作品背后的动机“我的作品是称颂那些我们眼睁睁失去的美丽”，她说道，“我希望这些作品可以记录那些不断流动的壮美景观。”Translated by Lee HamReviewed by Oisín Zhao2016-05-2507 min