In an effort to celebrate International Women's Month, we interviewed Izzy Joy to dissect the many layers of oppressing gender norms entangling fashion. This conversation led us to also discuss not only historical oppression women overcame but the prevalent forms of oppression that exist today despite the feminist movement growing stronger decade by decade.  ..read more

Listen to today's episode as we explore the linkages between art and politics and, more importantly, how both topics affect us as artists.  With it being an election year and 2020, we hope to provide relatable content that reassures you in the future of the political dynamics of the world and the promising creativity within the art community. Revel in our conversation and hear from award-winning student artist, Ellie Reed, give insight on her personal evolution as an artist and how politics played a role in her journey.  ..read more

Aysha’s aesthetic encompasses her free spirit and liberated self-expression. Most of her work centers around empowering feminist ideals and references her journey as an independent artist. Today’s episode dissects the hardships Aysha initially encountered --backlash from family members, discouraging mentorship-- and how she used art as a medium to find herself. Her growth is a testament to the importance of supporting artists and art education ..read more

Mahoney’s successful work incorporates abstract influences and a vibrant spectrum of color. While recounting on his artistic journey, Mahoney opens on the matters that influenced his artistic voice. However, he also acknowledges the faults in our education system that mislead aspiring artists. Through our conversation, we discuss how the education system helped further his career but also certain aspects that hindered his journey ..read more

Brinkley’s past experience as a pediatrician nurse and mother shines through her art and her perspective on art education. Being involved in a youthful and artistic environment, Brinkley understands not only youth development but the role art plays in that development. In today’s conversation, Brinkley shares the experiences which formulated her artistic narrative and how they taught her to value all aspects of art ..read more

Art is a universal and necessary language for everyone, and today we were able to explore that from many different points of view. However, students often feel discouraged to seek a profession in the art field. Throughout our interviews at the St. Mark's Campus art auction --A Vision for Art--, local artists recount their personal findings and elaborate on the importance of art education. Today's episode shares a variety of perspectives from each artist we interviewed.  While this is the first of many episodes, today's podcast features each artist and their unique journey to a career in a ..read more

In an effort to celebrate International Women's Month, we interviewed Izzy Joy to dissect the many layers of oppressing gender norms entangling fashion. This conversation led us to also discuss not only historical oppression women overcame but the prevalent forms of oppression that exist today despite the feminist movement growing stronger decade by decade.  ..read more

Listen to today's episode as we explore the linkages between art and politics and, more importantly, how both topics affect us as artists.  With it being an election year and 2020, we hope to provide relatable content that reassures you in the future of the political dynamics of the world and the promising creativity within the art community. Revel in our conversation and hear from award-winning student artist, Ellie Reed, give insight on her personal evolution as an artist and how politics played a role in her journey.  ..read more

Chloe Wood → As an interdisciplinary artist, Chloe Wood uses her expertise to explain the importance of art. Her knowledge from various artistic fields offers insight into her personal learnings. Throughout the episode, we discuss Wood’s influences (family, hometown, etc) and how they propelled her current abstract naturalistic aesthetic. As a mother, Wood also shares how her family life brought new purpose and importance to art education ..read more

Aysha’s aesthetic encompasses her free spirit and liberated self-expression. Most of her work centers around empowering feminist ideals and references her journey as an independent artist. Today’s episode dissects the hardships Aysha initially encountered --backlash from family members, discouraging mentorship-- and how she used art as a medium to find herself. Her growth is a testament to the importance of supporting artists and art education ..read more