Showing results for "Materials" in Art

Victoria Finlay spins us round the globe, weaving stories of our relationship with cloth and completing the trilogy of books which began with her first bestseller Colour: Travels Through the Paintbox. How is a handmade fabric helping save an ancient forest? Why is a famous fabric pattern from...

Her Dark materials is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Faye and Rachael discussing the His Dark Materials novels chapter by chapter, spoiler-free. Join us, two gingers from the north of England, as we talk daemons, Dust and dismantling power structures. You can find us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @HDMPod

Lyra Silvertongue is that girl and always has been. Mia Ashworth unlocks the world Philip Pullman built, the daemons, the Dust, the Magisterium, and why this trilogy hits harder every single time you return to it.

Stories of the materials used in making art are often as thought-provoking and illuminating as the objects themselves. From The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Immaterial examines the materials of art and what they can reveal about history and humanity. Each episode looks at a single material: paper, clay, jade, shells, and others, exploring the qualities and meanings that are often overlooked.

Join host Lila Walker as she explores the tools, materials, and supplies that fuel creative work. From beloved instruments to unexpected hunting grounds for raw materials, each episode reveals how the physical world shapes artistic vision and practice. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Welcome to Material Forum, the official podcast from ecomedes exploring the future of sustainable building. Material Forum brings you conversations with thought leaders and innovators who are driving meaningful change in the building industry. Each episode explores cutting-edge building science, innovative products, and forward-thinking approaches to sustainable construction that are reshaping how we build our communities.

This series is dedicated to sharing the stories of incredible artists working across a diverse range of formats. We have some exciting people scheduled for Source Material.

WELCOME TO SOURCE MATERIALS An audio field guide for navigating creative compressionEach episode - a "Materia" - explores dimensions of creative compression, whilst also opening up new pathways back to source and towards renewed creative breakthrough and transmutation.Source Materials is for artists, creatives and innovators who maintain that the bond between creator, medium and audience contains something irreplaceable: the raw, physical act of a person grappling with the unknown to pull and bring forth something vitally new and also culturally necessary - work no algorithm can ...

Material Change is a series of conversations and interviews about the relationship between the visual arts and ecology. In these discussions, we talk to artists, designers, organisations and material researchers working in the context of the ecological emergency. We’re Sculpture Placement Group (SPG), our mission is to innovate, support artists, and ensure that art is a vital part of everyday life. Through pioneering initiatives and creating useful tools, we’re breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for artists while supporting the wider arts sector to address the ...

A scholarly podcast about pop culture hosted by Hannah McGregor and Marcelle Kosman, produced by Witch, Please Productions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Raw Material is excited to share two brilliant podcast trailers produced and recorded by participants of this year's Podcasting Workshop. From concepting, scripting, recording and editing to creating podcast artwork, the workshop was designed to spark young people's interest in podcasting and offer useful career insights.

An oral history project chronicling the stories of the visual arts in Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis Material is a podcast celebrating the personal histories, intimate stories, and the studio practices of some of the people who help shape the creative landscape of our city.

David Bash of International Pop Overthrow Festival and Mark Hershberger of Pop Detective Records discuss power pop, pop music, releases, collectibles, news of the moment and many other things in a fun and, sometimes, irreverent manner! Join us for incredible interviews of musicians, actors, authors, sports figures, celebrities and the like! Also...hear great new music, Stump the Bash music trivia, and pop culture musings! The VIDEO podcast goes live every Sunday night at 8 pm EST at materialissues.com

Welcome to the Material Goods podcast. This is a show about sewing, quilting, fabric, materials, and celebrating the joy of making. In each episode, we’ll interview our guests about what they’re working on, what they’re excited about, and how they find meaning in the traditions of working with textiles.

Russel Laubscher and Zach Kay discuss, compare, and contrast adaptations of stories from literature into films or TV shows.

Trace Material breaks down the building blocks of our constructed environment, one material at a time. What can plastic tell us about suburbanization? What does redlining have to do with lead paint? And how did a president’s bias shape what our walls are made of?

We're a politics podcast by goblins for goblins. We upload episodes once a week on Mondays.

A biweekly book podcast hosted by Corrie and Lucia—two over-tired bookworms who take turns picking a book to read and unpack. From fiction favourites to hidden gems, we dive into characters, what we loved (or didn’t), chat with authors, and share early ARC reads. New episodes every other Monday. 📚 Follow along on Instagram: @readingmaterialspodcast 🔗 More at readingmaterialspodcast.com

Material Matters features in-depth interviews with a variety of designers, makers and artists about their relationship with a particular material or technique. Hosted by writer and critic Grant Gibson. Follow Grant on Insta @material.matters_grant.gibson

Our ancestors didn't just take the piss They used it too. The human body leaks. It oozes. It sweats and spits. It bursts, it bleeds and it squirts. Over the history of humanity, our bodies have evolved into sophisticated vessels for survival, leaving a long trail of fluids in our wake. Whether...