Long Story Short with Arthur Kwon Lee

Podcast von Long Story Short with Arthur Kwon Lee

From the bristle of the brush to the edge of the sword- award winning painter, educator and social activist Arthur Kwon Lee explores the depths of human expression and the creative process through candid humor and intellectual banter. Lee received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Corcoran School of Art + Design, Lee's paintings have been exhibited in Italy's Gallery of San Carpoforo, the Skyline, Gallery 31 and the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Lee is currently working out of RONIN浪人STUDIO, Washington, DC.

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Episode Nine: "The Alternative Right, Eugenics & the Alexander Technique" (Guest: Luke Ford)

On this dicey episode we have Alternative-Right Jewish blogger, instructor of the Alexander Technique, former pornography columnist and eugenics advocate Luke Ford. We explore the differing reproductive strategies of r/K selection theory and how they politically manifest. We shed light onto what the Alt-Right and Donald Trump ultimately symbolize than continue conversing on the fundamentals of the Alexander Technique. www.LukeFord.net www.twitter.com/lukeford

 27. Nov. 2016 -  1 h 0 min

Episode Eight: "The Black Father, Christianity & Donald Trump" (Guest: Jesse Lee Peterson)

In this episode we have president and founder of BOND, Republican author, reverend and radio host Jesse Lee Peterson. We have an unfiltered discussion on the black community in contemporary America and explore the responsibility of fathers ergo the lack of. We discuss hierarchical thinking through the lens of Christianity and the battle between Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton, in other words American Nationalism versus corporate globalism. http://www.JesseLeePeterson.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jesseleepeterson/

 22. Okt. 2016 -  44 min

Episode Seven: "Medium Specificity & the Post-Postmodernist Conundrum" (Guest: Mark Cameron Boyd)

In this episode we have art theorist and curator Mark Cameron Boyd. By opening Pandora’s Box we contemplate upon thinkers like Clement Greenberg, Michael Fried, László Moholy-Nagy, Rosalind Krauss, et cetera, et cetera. Whether an artist has the intention to do so or not he is surfing the wave of art theoretical thinking, we recognize the functional benefits of exploring the field outside the insulated circle amongst other creatives and discuss where this generation of artist's stand on the grand scheme. www.MarkCameronBoyd.com www.instagram.com/mcameronboyd