The Art of the Democracy
Welcome to the first official episode of the Art of the Democracy, it’s finally here! I’m so thrilled to bring you this conversation today with one of my friends and favorite artists, from Brooklyn, NY — Annica Lydenberg, or as you may know her online, by her studio name and social handle, Dirty Bandits. We get into some really interesting discussion about how your upbringing and your family’s values can have such a strong effect on how easy or difficult it is for you to be a vocal, publicly opinionated artist, and how to think about advocating for all the things you believe in and being a strong ally, for more than just the causes or groups that you yourself may be perfectly representative of. SHOW NOTES: http://dirtybandits.com [http://dirtybandits.com] - The studio of Annica Lydenberg Everything is NOT OK [https://dirtybandits.com/everything-is-not-ok] Adam Kiyoshi Fujita - @adamfu [https://www.instagram.com/adamfu/] Mini Protest Signs [https://dirtybandits.com/mini-protest-signs] I Don’t Want to be Crazy by Samantha Schutz [https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/books/i-don-rsquo-t-want-to-be-crazy-by-samantha-schutz/] Counter Type [http://counter-type.com] Women’s March Posters [https://dirtybandits.com/counter-type] Cotton Bureau [http://cottonbureau.com] -- Presented by ALFA: Advocates for the Letter Focused Arts [http://thealfaset.com] Send your suggestions for future guests to artofdemocracyshow@gmail.com [artofdemocracyshow@gmail.com] If you're interested in supporting The Art of the Democracy, please send a message to the above email. Special Guest: Annica Lydenberg.
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