Podcast
Visual Storytelling: A Podcast Series
Hosted by Visual Storytelling · EN
A series of podcasts created by students from IADT Visual Storytelling Elective 2021
9episodes
Episodes
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Coffee Break
Feb 2, 202100:25:22Tap to summarizeHosted by Cloda O Laughlin. A discussion about the art of coffee, coffee making and marketing
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Navigating Creativity
Feb 2, 202100:25:55Tap to summarizeHosted by Max Bley For those helplessly lost in their creativity
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Ty's Takes
Feb 2, 202100:19:39Tap to summarizeHosted by Tyrell McBride A discussion about the Art in Photography and Photography in Art
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Purple Patch
Feb 1, 202100:26:32Tap to summarizeHosted by Hugh Keaveney Creating a bridge between art and sport. Why is there a stigma in Ireland between with two?
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Laher Podcast
Feb 1, 202100:15:37Tap to summarizeHosted by Dylan Laher A podcast that discusses the art of conspiracy theories; seeing the unseen
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Cartoon Coast
Feb 1, 202100:16:59Tap to summarizeHosted by Rory McManus Animation Then vs. Now. How have cartoons changed through generations and why are some cartoons nostalgic?
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The Ageing World
Feb 1, 202100:08:30Tap to summarizeHosted by Evan Daly Diversity between arts going into 2021 and how they're viewed. What can the 'Gen Z' population do to improve their interest in art?
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Art Talks
Feb 1, 202100:18:14Tap to summarizeHosted by Hannah Murphy Hannah discusses varying aspects of Art History , tackling Duchamp’s Readymades and one of his most well known paintings ”Nude Descending a Staircase (No.2)”. Hannah discusses how Duchamp’s work altered the definition of what constitutes as art, and how he paved the way for artists to develop their work beyond the art world’s rules. This episode also discusses the controversies surrounding Duchamp and his work.
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Going Through the Motions
Feb 1, 202100:15:38Tap to summarizePresented by Aine Osbourne In episode one of ‘Going Through the Motions’, Aine Osbourne discusses modern dancer and choreographer Martha Graham and contemporary artist Jenny Saville. She shares some research on Graham’s famous contraction and release, and discuss Saville’s interesting themes and style. The two are important artists and they both pushed boundaries and have created really interesting work. Aine discusses the two artists separately and also some of the key similarities between the pair in this episode.
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