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Conversations with the South Bay's Creatives. editor@content-magazine.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

  1. Episode #128 - Issue 17.1 Preview

    2 DAYS AGO

    Episode #128 - Issue 17.1 Preview

    Join us on Friday, November 22, for Pick-Up Party 17.1, “Discover” at The Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. This magazine's in-real-life experience celebrates the creatives featured in the issue, including graffiti legends King157 & Nexus, breakdancer Vicki “La Vix” Chang, fiber artist Jaya Griscom, and more.  The party will feature over 20 pop-up murals presented in partnership with 1Culture, painted by artists from current and past issues of Content Magazine. The evening will also include food trucks curated by Feast Mode, beer from Foxtale Fermentation Project, music from Edward of SOBA Collective, and a dance performance from the breaking crew, Elephant Graveyard. In this conversation, Daniel Garcia and David Valdespino Jr., the Cultivator and Developer of Content Magazine, discuss the curation of issue 17.1, “Discover,” share some insight into how each story connects, and layout what folks can expect from Pick-Up Party 17.1 “Discover.” Thank you to our outstanding contributors. This magazine is only possible with your words, photos, and keen editing eye. Thank you to our event partners: The Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, 1CULTURE, Foxtale Fermentation Project, and Feast Mode SJ by Culture Night Market. Become a member and help support our mission to feature local creatives. https://contentmagazine.bigcartel.com/category/membership --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    31 min
  2. Featured: Issue 17.1, “Discover,” Jaya Griscom

    5 DAYS AGO

    Featured: Issue 17.1, “Discover,” Jaya Griscom

    Featured: Issue 17.1, “Discover,” Jaya Griscom, @jaya.griscom “I ended up learning how to weave when I was like five, and I fell in love with the tactile experience of working with fiber.”-Jaya GriscomLearn more about Jaya’s art:jayagris.com Save the Date:https://bit.ly/pup171discover Content Magazine Pick-up Party 17.1 “Discover”6-9p, Friday, November 22344 Tully Road, San Jose Order here:https://bit.ly/discover171 Published by @SVCREATES __________________ Written by Michelle Rundowitz, @michrun13 Photography by Lauren Locquiao, @naulenmedia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    2 min
  3. Episode #127 - Miguel Kultura

    13 NOV

    Episode #127 - Miguel Kultura

    Episode #127 -Miguel KulturaMiguel Kultura, a Mexican American musician, rapper, and producer, has defined his voice in the beats he produces and the stories in his rhymes. Growing up in San José, Miguel loved hip hop, funk, and soul music. His interest in music led him to work with BAMN, By Any Medium Necessary, a South Bay collective of creatives in music and film production. The experience he gained from working with BAMN served as a tangible outlet for his creative voice. As a rapper and producer, he considers his work in music and with his community as the role of a ‘light seeker’ devoted to telling stories about the positive influences of Indigenous and Chicano cultures. His songs, typically performed in Spanish, are meant to weave together parts of his life with the broader experience of the Mexican American communities in California. Core to his lyrical content is delivering a positive message that he hopes can heal hardships and highlight the strength in humility. Miguel’s latest release, Estilo Chicano, is a heartfelt expression of the strength, joy, and style found in Chicano car culture. Estilo Chicano celebrates low-riders and the pride in a community guided by a common interest. In this conversation, Miguel shares the motivation that he has found in adversity, his journey of self-discovery, and the importance of representing positivity in his work. Follow Miguel Kultura’s latest release on Instagram @miguelkultura and explore his website for an inspirational inventory of merch, albums, and more. Estilo Chicano is now available on Spotify. Featured in issue 11.1, "Sight and Sound" 2019. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    54 min
  4. Episode #126 - Tara de la Garza

    29 OCT

    Episode #126 - Tara de la Garza

    Join Tara for the opening of her solo exhibition, “Mining the Plastocene” at Felix Kulpa Gallery in Santa Cruz on Friday, November 1, as part of First Friday Santa Cruz.  Tara de la Garza’s art finds beauty and meaning in discarded materials. As a sculptor and artist in residence at the Cubberley Artist Studio Program in Palo Alto, she approaches themes of environmental justice through visual storytelling. Tara began collecting plastics while pursuing a sustainable lifestyle and later found artistic potential in the often vibrant or semi-transparent commercial byproducts. Tara’s work resonates with sustainability and environmental advocacy. She credits the Australian sensibilities she grew up with for her belief that even one person can make a significant impact. In tandem with her solo artistic endeavors, Tara seeks to make tangible impacts through her nonprofit, Inventurous based in Palo Alto. Inventurous focuses on recycling plastic in innovative and community-oriented ways. The nonprofit aims to educate communities by taking in locally sourced plastic waste for creative reuse. In this conversation, Tara discusses finding her voice as an artist, the duality of plastic–its danger and potential, and the opportunity for one person to spark meaningful change.   Follow Tara de la Garza on Instagram @taradelagarza and at her website taradelagarza.com Follow Inventurous on Instagram @inventurous and their website inventurous.org Follow Felix Kulpa Gallery on Instagram @felixkulpagallery --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    41 min
  5. Episode # 125 - Russell Brown, Senior Creative Director at Adobe

    9 OCT

    Episode # 125 - Russell Brown, Senior Creative Director at Adobe

    Russell Brown began working at Adobe in 1985 as a graphic designer, art director, and the company’s 38th employee. Since 1985, Russell Brown has ridden the wave of technological innovation, ushering in the acquisition of Photoshop by Adobe from the Knoll brothers in 1995 and training generations of Adobe employees and industry creatives in the potential of Photoshop. Brown continues to push the limits of creative expression using Adobe technology, such as Photoshop AI. His photography, taken exclusively on iPhone, has gained an extensive following on social media. His work demonstrates the power of modern technology and photo editing. Brown is also known as the boisterous host of live Adobe training courses. In 2024, he will host a hands-on course entitled ‘ Les Cirque Galactique’ designed for art directors, designers, and illustrators to learn advanced digital imaging techniques within a real-world project. In this conversation, Brown traces the origins of his creative eye and reflects on the use of AI in the creative process. We discuss his transition from traditional analog mediums to digital and what the future may hold for Adobe Photoshop and the world of AI Photography.  Follow Dr. Russell Brown’s latest projects on Instagram @dr_brown and explore his Vimeo channel (Russell Brown for a treasure trove of creative content. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    1h 12m
  6. Episode #124 - Danilo Parra

    20 SEPT

    Episode #124 - Danilo Parra

    Danilo Parra’s first solo painting show, “In Limbo," at Empire Seven Studios. @danilorparraWe at @contentmag caught up with Danilo during the exhibition installation. Stay tuned for his blog, which will be available on our website next week .San Jose native, an award-winning Chilean-American Film Director based in New York. @danilorparra Parra will be debuting his first solo art exhibition at @empire7studios. “My first solo painting show is with my favorite gallery @empire7studios in my hometown of San Jose, CA. It’s a gallery that I grew up going to and where my friends and brother played shows. Come thru!” -Danilo Parra __________Learn more about Danilodanilop.com Empire Seven Studios 525 N7th St. Suite 10. San Jose, CA 95112 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    9 min
  7. Episode #123 - Kija Lucas - "Enchanted Garden"

    17 SEPT

    Episode #123 - Kija Lucas - "Enchanted Garden"

    Featured Artist: Kija Lucas. Full podcast at https://bit.ly/kijalucas24 Kija Lucas’ “The Enchanted Garden” installation is featured in “GROW!” an exhibition opening on September 21 at Palo Alto Art Center. Artist Kija Lucas’ work explores ideas of home, heritage, and inheritance. In this podcast, she discusses “The Enchanted Garden,” a Palo Alto Art Center installation. Her Palo Alto Art Center installation is named after her father’s gardening business. It features a 20x13 ft mural with layers of trees and botanicals, an alcove featuring lemons in various stages of ripeness and ornately framed rusty tools, and a wallpaper-wrapped gallery that represents Lawrence Lane, her childhood Palo Alto cul-de-sac, which was also part of a historically racially integrated neighborhood. Lucas explores themes of identity, belonging, and human’s propensity toward categorization through non-human imagery, highlighting the impact of colonialism and migration. She aims to draw viewers in with visuals that can lead to deeper conversations about nature and society. Also, save the date for a conversation featuring Kija that spans the panelists’ research interests and personal ties to plants and designed, racially integrated neighborhoods in Palo Alto and elsewhere in the San Francisco Bay Area hosted by KQED’s Alexis Madrigal. This group exhibition, guest curated by Marianne K. McGrath (Last featured on episode 48 of the Content Magazine podcast), explores the gardens from our memories and the green spaces we share to the gardens that grow us towards a better future. The exhibition features works from twenty-one artists in diverse mediums to consider history and memory, sustainability, labor equity, and climate change, as well as our unique connections with the natural world, well-being, and pleasure. Opening: GROW, Friday Night, September 20, 6p - 8p Panel Discussion: Sunday, November 10, 2p -3:30p Workshop: Sunday, December 8. 2p -3:30p Full interview and audio at ⁠https://bit.ly/kijalucas24 __________ Learn more about Kija kijalucas.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    11 min
  8. Episode #122 - Imara Osorno

    4 SEPT

    Episode #122 - Imara Osorno

    Episode #122 Imara Osorno "Un Puente Sobre El Río San Juan: A Story of Borders" Join Imara at Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana (MACLA) on Friday, September 6, for the opening of her duo exhibition “Un Puente Sobre El Río San Juan: A Story of Borders,” Featuring work from her and San José-based artist Irene Carvajal—part of South First Fridays ArtWalk SJ.Imara Osorno is a Nicaraguan-American multidisciplinary artist who paints, draws, and sculpts. She began her artistic studies at San Jose State University, where she delved into various materials, including clay, glassblowing, and metalsmithing.Her upcoming exhibition, “Un Puente Sobre El Río San Juan: A Story of Borders,” explores the complex and often contentious relationship between the neighboring Nicaragua and Costa Rica. A collaborative effort with her former art professor, Irene Carvajal, each uses their cultural origins to untangle the overlooked conflict. Osorno was born in Nicaragua and Irene Carvajal was born in Costa Rica. The show’s title, “un Puente Sobre El Rio San Juan,” or “A Bridge Over the San Juan River,” symbolizes bridging divides between the countries—both literal and metaphorical. It will feature a blend of painting, printmaking, and performance art, offering a multi-dimensional exploration of what bonds, rather than separate, artists born in each country.In this conversation, we discuss Imara’s artistic interests, her upcoming exhibition, and the personal experiences that inform her work.Follow Imara on Instagram @imara.artFollow MACLA on Instagram @macla_sanjose and subscribe to their newsletter at maclaarte.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

    39 min
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