unraveled - the art-werk podcast

Bernard Vienat, Philipp Hindahl

We deal with art and its resonance with contemporary social and environmental debates. Discover exclusive interview of artists who shape ideas of tomorrow. Take some time to delve deeper into the material and artistic practices that mark our time.

Episodios

  1. Alexandre Joly - Ville subaquatique et mondes parallèles - Lac Des Vernes

    14/08/2023

    Alexandre Joly - Ville subaquatique et mondes parallèles - Lac Des Vernes

    Alexandre Joly, 2023, Ville subaquatique et mondes parallèles - M4, soundpiece created for (re)connecting.earth, 17'26.

    17 min
  2. Alexandre Joly - Ville subaquatique et mondes parallèles - M3

    14/08/2023

    Alexandre Joly - Ville subaquatique et mondes parallèles - M3

    artwork by Alexandre Joly created for the Biennial of art and urban nature (re)connecting.earth (02) - Beyond Water

    17 min
  3. #9 Zheng Bo. How Can We Think Beyond Human Exceptionalism?

    02/12/2020

    #9 Zheng Bo. How Can We Think Beyond Human Exceptionalism?

    In this podcast we speak with Chinese artist Zheng Bo about social participative practices, a post-anthropocentric world, the meaning of knowledge in both Western and Chinese culture, and the current political situation in a time of pandemic and multipolarization of powers. Zheng Bo’s biography and artistic practice give insight on his plurilocal experience between the US, Mainland China and Hong Kong. With the experience of different political environments, he developed a practice oriented with social engaged art and added a main focus since nearly a decade on botany and ecosystem. Through videos, installations, and workshops he develops a non-anthropocentric perspective in which he proposes the notion of interspecies communities and publics. After spending one year of military service in the Chinese army, studying computer science and art in the US, visual art in Hong Kong and a PhD in Visual Studies under Douglas Crimp in the University of Rochester he taught in the City University of Hong Kong and China Academy of Fine art, so in many other art schools as a guest lecturer. In this podcast we speak with him about social participative practices, a post-anthropocentric world, the meaning of knowledge in both Western and Chinese culture, and the current political situation in a time of pandemic and multipolarization of powers. For the complete transcript of the conversation: https://www.art-werk.ch/de/journal/zheng-bo-how-can-we-think-beyond-human-exceptionalism Interview: Bernard Vienat Audio editing: Christina Huber Copy editing and transcript: Sofia Leiby

    31 min
  4. #8 Andreas Greiner. What can art tell us about life that science cannot?

    02/06/2020

    #8 Andreas Greiner. What can art tell us about life that science cannot?

    For this eighth episode, we welcome Berlin based artist Andreas Greiner. His art draws on biology, biotechnology, and questions the impact of humans on other living forms. After studying medicine, anatomy and sculpture he focuses on time-based and sculptural art works.The content of his work focuses on the anthropogenic influence on nature’s evolution and form. He is part of the artist collectives A / A and Das Numen.

    38 min
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We deal with art and its resonance with contemporary social and environmental debates. Discover exclusive interview of artists who shape ideas of tomorrow. Take some time to delve deeper into the material and artistic practices that mark our time.

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  • Creador
    Bernard Vienat, Philipp Hindahl
  • Años de actividad
    2019 - 2023
  • Episodios
    4
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