1 hr 23 min

Ep. 5 "We are Indigenous" with Artist and College Art Professor Nathan Orosco ConSafos LatinX Creatives Podcast

    • Arts

Nathan Orosco, a Chicano artist, was born in Odessa, TX and received his B.A. in Studio Art at The University of Texas of the Permian Basin in 2000 and his M.F.A in Sculpture at Washington State University in 2002. He is currently an Instructor of Art at Mt. Hood Community College where he teaches sculpture, drawing and design. Nathan Orosco’s work has been exhibited nationally including exhibits at the Museum of Arts Culture in Spokane WA and the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, TX.  

Listen to find out how a boy from an industrial town found a way to break out of the laborer mold and pave his own path. Listen to find out how you could trace your lineage way back to Meso-American peoples and to realize that we were here before the European conquests. That makes this earth below your feet your earth.  You are free to roam and discover.  Find out how he creates art that pays homage to his past and homage to the ways of his Native, Indio ancestors.

Quote of the show: “Artists understand the way people visually feel and how those visual things can impact the psyche”

Make sure you visit his website at nathanorosco.com and follow him on IG @nathan11orosco.  

Please be sure to visit our website at consafospodcast.com and follow us on IG @con_safos_podcast and on FB @ Con Safos Podcast.

Also be sure to start your own private art collection by purchasing local OR by visiting 1Xrun.com and enter Promo Code: latinx for a 10% discount.

Notes from the show:

Chris Stanley UTPB

Ricardo Sanchez WSU Chicano Poet/Professor

James Luna: The Artifact

Guillermo Gomez Peña

Ruben Trejo

Los Tres Grandes: Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Jose Clemente Orozco

Coco Fusco

Chris Burden

Book Recommendations:

Spirit Run by Noe Alvarez

Neither Wolf Nor Dog by Kent Nerburn

The Four Elements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book) by Don Miguel Ruiz

Creative Quest by QuestLove

Nathan Orosco, a Chicano artist, was born in Odessa, TX and received his B.A. in Studio Art at The University of Texas of the Permian Basin in 2000 and his M.F.A in Sculpture at Washington State University in 2002. He is currently an Instructor of Art at Mt. Hood Community College where he teaches sculpture, drawing and design. Nathan Orosco’s work has been exhibited nationally including exhibits at the Museum of Arts Culture in Spokane WA and the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, TX.  

Listen to find out how a boy from an industrial town found a way to break out of the laborer mold and pave his own path. Listen to find out how you could trace your lineage way back to Meso-American peoples and to realize that we were here before the European conquests. That makes this earth below your feet your earth.  You are free to roam and discover.  Find out how he creates art that pays homage to his past and homage to the ways of his Native, Indio ancestors.

Quote of the show: “Artists understand the way people visually feel and how those visual things can impact the psyche”

Make sure you visit his website at nathanorosco.com and follow him on IG @nathan11orosco.  

Please be sure to visit our website at consafospodcast.com and follow us on IG @con_safos_podcast and on FB @ Con Safos Podcast.

Also be sure to start your own private art collection by purchasing local OR by visiting 1Xrun.com and enter Promo Code: latinx for a 10% discount.

Notes from the show:

Chris Stanley UTPB

Ricardo Sanchez WSU Chicano Poet/Professor

James Luna: The Artifact

Guillermo Gomez Peña

Ruben Trejo

Los Tres Grandes: Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Jose Clemente Orozco

Coco Fusco

Chris Burden

Book Recommendations:

Spirit Run by Noe Alvarez

Neither Wolf Nor Dog by Kent Nerburn

The Four Elements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book) by Don Miguel Ruiz

Creative Quest by QuestLove

1 hr 23 min

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