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The Oystercast

The Oystercast

Written by: Oyster Farm Productions
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 Conversation about all things relating to photo, video, production, technology, and art making. We learn from talking with our friends and colleagues in the creative world, it is inspiring to hear their stories. If you're a visual thinker and creator, we speak your language. Hosted by Ron Cowie and Alex Bouthillier of Oyster Farm Productions.Copyright 2023 Oyster Farm Productions Art Economics
Episodes
  • Annu Palakunnathu Matthew: Connecting past and present.

    Annu Palakunnathu Matthew: Connecting past and present.
    Jun 16 2022

    This episode is in conversation with Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, a photo based artist, living in Rhode Island.

    We discuss her history, creative journey, soon to be published book "The Answers Take Time" , and multimedia project "The Unremembered" .
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    53 mins
  • "A Constant State Of Play" - Being An Artist with Dana Smith

    "A Constant State Of Play" - Being An Artist with Dana Smith
    May 10 2022

    This week Ron sits down with an old friend and fellow NESOP alum Dana Smith to talk about the photography industry over the past 30 years, shifting perspectives, outworking millennials, and just getting back to playing like an artist.
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    59 mins
  • Jesseca Ferguson: The Life and Memory of Things

    Jesseca Ferguson: The Life and Memory of Things
    Sep 21 2021

    Jesseca Ferguson is an artist living in Boston who works with antiquarian photo processes to think about things that pass through this world.

    https://www.museumofmemory.com

    “You can close your eyes to reality, but not to memories.”

      … StanisÅ‚aw Lec (1909-1966)

    I work with handmade photography and collage in a studio filled with old books and other oddments.  Interacting synergistically, these objects enable me to continue my ongoing investigation of the photograph as a story written with light – a story that may, in fact, never have happened.

    “Separation penetrates the disappearing person like a pigment and steeps him in gentle radiance.” 

      … Walter Benjamin (1892-1940)
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    38 mins
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