Dr. Julianna Sandholm-Bark speaks with the environmental artist Franziska Lauber, who was a panelist at the “Creativity Week 2021 in a Day” event on June 9, 2021 (https://wcci.webster.ch/events/creativity-week-2021/). Franziska’s work can be seen on her website: https://franziskalauber.com
During this Career Talk, organized in collaboration with Career Services and the Media Communications Department of Webster University, we speak with the talented fashion photographer Filippo Fior, who told about his fast-paced professional life, which he spends shooting fashion shows, lookbooks, and catalogs for the top designer brands today. For a glimpse of his work, please visit https://www.instagram.com/filippofior/ and https://www.filippofior.com/.
On February 18, the students enrolled in Current Art met with audiovisual artist Joshua Chiundiza, recently arrived from Zimbabwe to pursue a residency at the Embassy of Foreign Artists in Geneva. Through this Q&A, which was co-written with the students, Joshua spoke with us about his experience as an artist-in-residence at the Fak’ugesi African Digital …
Organized in collaboration with Career Services of Webster University, this Career Talk – formatted as a presentation followed by a lively Q&A with an audience of students, staff and faculty — is a great introduction to the art market. The speaker was London-based art advisor and gallerist Taymour Grahne, whose work focuses on contemporary art. …
On Feb. 4, the students from ARHS 2200 Current Art met with Didier Schwarz, who founded 1m83, an art collective whose mission it is to create innovative open-air exhibitions that bring culture and creativity to city dwellers’ everyday lives. For their final project, the students in this course will have to think of innovative ways …
On Thursday Jan. 21 2021, the students enrolled in the Current Art course met with the acclaimed New York-based realist painter Christopher Gallego, who spoke about his work and creative process. He also discussed his breathtaking painting “Interior with Three Rooms” (pictured here), housed in the permanent collection of the New Britain Museum of American …
The students from KEYS 4015: Food for Thought heard about how artist and activist Alexandra Rodriguez (aka. culturalex) uses food and nature in her work. For more details about this artist’s work, please visit www.rodrigueza.com.
On Nov. 12, the students from GLBC 1200: Global Cornerstone Seminar had the opportunity to hear novelist and essayist Joshua Craze talk about his current residency at the Embassy of Foreign Artists, where he is doing research for a novel, the narrative for which emerges in dialogue with the archive of the UNHCR. He spoke …
The students from GLBC 1200: Global Cornerstone Seminar talk to Rwandan-Swiss documentary filmmaker Shyaka Kagame about his 2017 film Bounty. More details about the film can be found here and here
Dr. Julianna Sandholm-Bark talks to artist James Lang. Jame’s website can be found at jlangart.com/