HeyJaredCoffee & Culture with Matthew Chase-Daniel
The Coffee & Culture podcast presents conversations with host Matthew Chase-Daniel, featuring guests from across New Mexico and around the country who are actively laying down the architecture for a better world.
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Eri Imamura (opens the original)
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Imamura chats with Matthew Chase-Daniel about her artwork, which draws upon techniques and ideas learned at the Institute of American Indian Arts where she was a student, studying bead work with Terri Greeves over 20 years ago. Raised in Japan, Imamura was drawn to the land and culture of New Mexico from a young age and worked to make the journey here. Now back in Japan, her artwork is rich with tradition and stories from her Japanese culture, along with histories of nuclear contamination, the b
Lehuauakea (opens the original)
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Lehuauakea (Kanaka ʻŌiwi) discusses her work in Reclaiming the Future at The NMMA-Vladem Museum, cultural heritage, Hawai’i, and kapa.
Machiko Harada (opens the original)
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Curator Machiko Harada talk with host Matthew Chase-Daniel about Reclaiming the Future, the big exhibition she has put together at The New Mexico Museum of Art-Vladem Contemporary. The ten Japanese and Japanese-American artists explore themes related to the detention camps (including four in New Mexico) where thousands of members of Japanese communities in the U.S. were incarcerated during WWII.
Venancio Aragon and Chiara Giovando (opens the original)
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Venancio Aragon and Chiara Giovando join host Matthew Chase-Daniel at ICA Santa Fe to talk about Woven Futures, Unbound Patterns: Contemporary Diné Weaving, an exhibition happening there, created by Aragon.They discus the wide variety of forms in Diné (Navajo) weaving, the resurgence of old forms that have existed but been less seen by market-driven collectors and promoters in the past 150 years. Aragon dedicates himself to creating contemporary work, engaging deep traditions, teaching, and educ
Suzanne Sbarge (opens the original)
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Sbarge talks with host Matthew Chase-Daniel about her new body of work, Antelope Island, the Great Salt Lake, Cyanotypes, hybrid creatures, adaptation and resilience, arts residencies, and cyanotypes.
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