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In this episode we explore the world amid covid. How we are dealing with covid and what that means for education both as an educator and student. Each school follow the same guidelines but have a different approach and in the episode we talk about our personal experience with education during this time. Make sure to follow us on IG: @theartconfessions to see more !

In the episode we discuss color field artists, Mark Rotho and Helen Frankenthaler, as well as Chuck Close. We also discuss the use of color in marketing, how it evokes emotions and the psychology of colors.

In this episode we are talking about community arts, and how it affects the community. We discuss different artists and organizations that contribute to the city's culture. How it helps to promote interaction in a public space, and how it can bring people together. In this episode we mention Concordia's art hives @concordiaarthives, Art Hives @arthivesnetwork, Canettes de Ruelle @canettes.deruelle, Under Pressure @up_mtl, and Montreal En Arts @mtlenarts. Be sure to check them out and see the wonderful work they are doing in our community. Be sure to follow our page on IG: @theartconfessions to see posts about each place and what they are doing!

In this week's episode we explore the notion of technology in the arts. How it will contribute to the craft and if it will be archival, as well as the difference between visual arts and digital art. Make sure to tell us what you think about the subject on our IG: @theartconfessions

In this episode we are exploring the topic of art residencies with special guest artist Alexander Liston IG @wheelhaus.alexander. We discuss his background and how to get an art residency. A few resources mentioned in this episode, Medalta Residency: medalta.org, Australia Residency: bigci.org, & Art Residency Library: resartis.org. Follow our IG @theartconfessions.

In this week's episode hosts Diane & Dani talk about how they gain inspiration and how they keep up with their practice. How to gain inspiration when they have a creative block and how they make sure to schedule time to produce art everyday. Books mentioned Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert & The War of Art by Steven Pressfield