A Guide to Art, Activism, & Culture - Episode 2: Family, Mormonism, and Whiteness

Episode 2: Family, Mormonism, and Whiteness

11/11/20 • 48 min

Today, I am sitting down with New Mexico based artist, Nicholas B. Jacobsen. Nicholas is 8th generation Mormon whose work seeks to unsettle the Mormon assumptions of masculinity, white supremacy, and capitalism, i.e. the foundations of U.S. culture.

View the artwork discussed in this episode: www.aerogramme.org/virtual-viewing-room/nicholas-b-jacobsen

Image Credit: Nicholas B. Jacobsen

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View the artwork discussed in this episode: www.aerogramme.org/virtual-viewing-room/nicholas-b-jacobsen

Image Credit: Nicholas B. Jacobsen

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Episode 1: Hello, Hi, Hey!

Welcome to “A Guide to Art, Activism, & Culture”. I am your host Zoë Elena Moldenhauer. This podcast is an extension of The Aerogramme Center for Arts and Culture. As we continue to build an archive of today’s creativity, we also believe it is important to hear the voices behind the art. Today’s episode, introductions! So who are we, why are we, what are we? Hope all will be answered.

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Episode 3: By Thread, I Walk

Today, I am sitting down with Maryland based artist, Inga Bragadottir. Inga is a fiber artist with an emphasis on material and experimentation. Her work spans from performance to photography, textile and sculpture and often explores identity and the body in relation to its environment.

View the artwork discussed in this episode: https://www.aerogramme.org/virtual-viewing-room/inga-bragadottir

Image Credit: Inga Bragadottir

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