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The Secret Ingredient

Podcast de Musagetes

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Cultura y ocio

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This show is an ongoing discussion of art and ideas. We talk about the invisible elements of art that make it powerful and relevant: how artwork connects many publics, inspires cooperation and collaboration, and is created through conversation. We talk about new views on local, national, and international art where it intersects with the social. How can we add new voices to the conversation about art? What makes art useful today and how do we, as individuals, find meaning in it? Co-hosted from February 2013 – June 2015 by Musagetes’ Curator Alissa Firth-Eagland and Program Coordinator Danica Evering (and with artist Paul Chartrand February 2013-June 2013). Broadcast from CFRU 93.3 FM on traditional Attawandaron Territory in Guelph, ON and also streamable at cfru.ca.

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Portada del episodio Jacob Wren: Critical Optimism and the Never Ending Struggle (The Secret Ingredient - 17/06/15)

Jacob Wren: Critical Optimism and the Never Ending Struggle (The Secret Ingredient - 17/06/15)

What possibilities for political transformation can be opened up through imagination, fantasy, and art? Can the left create instrumental change or is the game rigged? This week artist and writer Jacob Wren considers these questions, as well as ideas about the artist as political activist and the balance between egoism and conciliation in collaborative projects. “Sometimes I think that the secret ingredient in art is art. Another thing that has come to the forefront of my mind over the years is how little room for art there is in art; how much of the structural and institutional ways of thinking in and around art keep out what I think of as art. For me art has to be something where you don’t know everything about it when you start. What I’m trying to do when I make work […] is discover something that I’m not entirely able to articulate.” – Jacob Wren Wren, Jacob, Polyamorous Love Song, Toronto: Book Thug, 2014.

25 de sep de 2015 - 54 min
Portada del episodio Pablo Helguera: Art in Dialogue (The Secret Ingredient - 24/06/15)

Pablo Helguera: Art in Dialogue (The Secret Ingredient - 24/06/15)

Artist, writer, and educator Pablo Helguera discusses the integration of art and life and the dialogue that occurs between an artwork and the outside world. He considers the beginning point of artistic investigation and describes his latest project: a book about aphorisms for artists. Join us as we reflect on the human desire for continual learning and the possibilities of artistic collaboration. The secret ingredient in art: “I thought about my mom when you asked me that, mainly because my mom is a great cook. She learned cooking like a lot of people do – through experience. And it’s almost impossible to get her to tell you how she cooks this or that. It’s almost like a magician where you don’t know how she managed to do it. I think this is the trick with asking for a formula for making an artwork or a project. There’s no secret ingredient. […] What I would say is it’s all about bits of intuition and a massive dose of experience. Knowing what to do with what you have.” – Pablo Helguera Helguera, Pablo, Education for Socially Engaged Art: A Materials and Techniques Handbook, New York: Jorge Pinto Books, 2011.

25 de sep de 2015 - 58 min
Portada del episodio Feminism and Aesthetics: Steph Yates on Music and Art (The Secret Ingredient - 03/06/15)

Feminism and Aesthetics: Steph Yates on Music and Art (The Secret Ingredient - 03/06/15)

This week we talk with Steph Yates, a Guelph-based screen-printer, videographer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist about the relationships between music and art. How has the dialogue between the two disciplines developed over time, in various places, and in her practice in particular? Yates discusses the aesthetic and conceptual choices in her music and art, grapples with issues of identity and gender, and talks about what it’s like being a female lead in the music scene. “I think for me the secret ingredient is the thing that you can’t know until it happens, the thing you can’t catch, the mistake you didn’t know you were waiting for until it arrives. It’s just sort of the way things fall and then you see it. Maybe you think of it as fate or chance but you can’t direct it.” Jarmusch, Jim, “My Golden Rules,” MovieMaker, January 22, 2004.

24 de sep de 2015 - 55 min
Portada del episodio The Benčić Youth Council: Work and Play in Rijeka, Croatia (The Secret Ingredient – 24/09/14)

The Benčić Youth Council: Work and Play in Rijeka, Croatia (The Secret Ingredient – 24/09/14)

Preuzmimo Benčić was a video project by Canadian artist Althea Thauberger depicting a decommissioned factory in Rijeka, Croatia, occupied by 70 children ages playing the roles of its former workers who have re-skilled as artists. The Benčić Youth Council, a group of young people who learn about and create culture in the city, which takes its name and protagonists from the video, provides the context for this discussion of how children can gain agency in planning cities. We discuss models of education in relation to early learning experiences. Weaving in the voices of some of the Youth Council members, we talk about the theories of the Toronto-based collective Mammalian Diving Reflex, who works with their youth wing, the Young Mammals, as an organizational and art-scene succession plan. Consider how involving youth in shaping the places and processes of our shared life is not only part of a life-affirming model of education, but also a contribution to clearer and more meaningful decisions for all of us. O’Donnell, Darren. “Toronto the Teenager." In UTOpia: Towards a New Toronto, edited by Jason McBride and Alana Wilcox. Toronto: Coach House Books, 2005. (November 6, 2013)

24 de jul de 2015 - 54 min
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