episode 34 : joseph velasquez

In this episode of pine copper lime Miranda speaks with Jemma Gunning. Jemma is a Bristol-based printmaker who has taken on starting her own studio in the middle of a pandemic. In this episode we talk about art on pub chalkboards, chance encounters with monotypes when all you thought you were after was the toilet, the grit of a first-generation college student, exploring the urban landscape, and a little place called Bunny Island. [more information]Jemma Gunning Websitehttps://www.jemmagunnin...

10 Helmi 20211h

In this episode Miranda speaks with Oliver Pilic in a special broadcast of our podcast in collaboration with Print Austin and the Studio Noize podcast. Oliver is one of the finalists of Print Austin’s exhibition The Contemporary Print 5 x 5. An exhibition juried by our friend and guest of episode 43 Delita Martin. Oliver is a Slovenian printmaker working across a range of old and new technologies. We’ll talk about the Slovenian print tradition, how he returned to woodcut after a ten-year hiat...

3 Helmi 202148min

In this episode of pine copper lime Miranda speaks with Emmy Lingscheit. Emmy is an accomplished lithographer known for her playful and political prints. In this episode we talk about her growing up and coming to printmaking, getting a solid foothold through the workshop/conference circuit (Frogmans, Highpoint, SGCI, and MAPC), and the magical history of lithography stones. [more information]Emmy Lingscheit Websitehttps://emmylingscheit.comEmmy Lingscheit Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/em...

27 Tammi 20211h 2min

In this episode Miranda speaks with Laura Post in a special broadcast of our podcast in collaboration with Print Austlin and the Studio Noize podcast. Laura is one of the finalists of Print Austin’s exhibition The Contemporary Print 5 x 5. An exhibition juried by our friend and guest of episode 43 Delita Martin. Laura is a printmaker and sculptor currently based in Texas. We’ll talk about how she came to printmaking through learning moku hanga techniques, the idea that everything is printmaki...

20 Tammi 202149min

In this episode of pine copper lime Miranda speaks with Roberta Feoli, a Venice based printmaker and printmaking instructor known for dedication to non-toxic methods. We’ll talk about how she came to printmaking through the love of artistic technique, her printmaking travels in the before-fore time when we could travel for printmaking, the importance of the printmaking press in the history of human communication, and getting witchy in the studio.[more information]Roberta Feoli instgramhttps:/...

13 Tammi 20211h 1min

In this episode of pine|copper|lime Miranda speaks with Danny Gonzalez in our bi-monthly, bi-lingual episode in collaboration with Reinaldo Gil Zambrano. It is a perfect way to kick off 2021! Danny talks about Akira Kurasawa films playing a role in his aesthetic, being influenced by the LA music scene, visiting his grandparents in rural Mexico, and the realities of dealing with the year that was 2020 and the joy to be found in a tomato plant. And if you’re a Spanish speaking print friend, hea...

6 Tammi 202158min

En el programa de hoy estaremos conversando con. Dani Gonzalez, artista Mexicano actualmente produciendo su trabajo desde la ciudad de Los Angeles. Dani se ha dado a conocer por sus linograbados, que buscan representar la rica historia de sus antepasados y su realidad actual en los Estados Unidos interpretando los diferentes ambientes que nutren a California.Conversaremos sobre su narrativa visual que se nutre con los muchos relatos que pasan de boca en boca por generaciones, celebrando a su ...

6 Tammi 202159min

In this episode of pine|copper|lime Miranda speaks with Kathryn Polk. Polk grew up in a church-going Tennessee family during the 1950s before attending the Memphis Art Academy. She worked as an advertisement illustrator for a newspaper, went on to art direction and eventually worked her way up through the corporate ladder to be president of a company giving back-end data management solutions for fortune 500 companies. In her 50s Polk walked away from it all to return to art making. In the pas...

31 Joulu 20201h