Vessel: Art as a Doorway Podcast

Join us on a guided tour through "Limitless," a groundbreaking art exhibit by Leah Smithson at the historic Hotel Figueroa in Los Angeles. This immersive experience blends traditional paintings with cutting-edge augmented reality, creating a portal to celebrate the achievements of visionary women who have shaped our world. Here, you'll be inspired by the stories of these remarkable

Jewelry for trucks, sculpting the unconscious mind, and the sculpture you can drink from. Join us thru our conversation & journey thru NADA Art Fair 2022. Raymund Bulman (Vickie Vainionpää)The Hole Galleryhttps://thehole.com/Instagram@theholenycFranco Calvaresi (Daniel Basso)Calvaresi Galleryhttps://www.calvaresicontemporaneo.com/ Instagram@calvaresicontemporaneo@danibassosIL

How can tiny little pieces of paper become a superpower? From the depths of a drug-induced mental illness to the heights of sobriety and success as a foundational pillar of Wynwood Walls, a Street Art cultural center in Miami, listen as Artist Peter Tunney allows us to peek into his mind and heart filled with gratitude. References:Peter Tunney's Website:https://petertunneyart.com/I

Join us on an enchanting journey live through Design Miami. From the mesmerizing "Moss People" by Kim Simonsson to the welcoming embrace of the cozy creatures crafted by the talented Haas Brothers, this podcast episode takes you on a tour of some of the most captivating works on display at Design Miami 2022.We'll delve into the compelling stories behind these works, including three

Why is this Art so weird? The answer might surprise you. Many artists bury a treasure of stories in their art. Come with us to discover a few we found at Art Basel Miami Beach 2022. This is episode 35 of Vessel: Art as a Doorway Podcast. You can view the video on Youtube.Youtube:https://youtu.be/GNtD9QoIzrsFind us online:Website:http://www.clss.studioEmail:[email protected]

Less crime, closer community & better economy...this isn't a wish list but statistics revealed these are the actual side effects of public art as experienced by the South Park neighborhood in downtown Los Angeles during the Luminex event. How is this possible? Listen as the Executive Director of the South Park BID, Ellen Riotto, shares stories of South Park's experience of Lumi

What problems? Learn how the Street Artist, Curator, Entrepreneur & Teacher, ManOne's history as a graffiti artist has shaped his perspective, leading to innovative uses of art as a problem solver in Los Angeles and beyond. References-www.ManOne.comInstgram-@ManOneArtTwitter@[email protected]/manoneartFaces of Wattshttps://www.facesofwatts.com/Interview with Ja

Imagine an Artist creating a painting of a landscape that allows viewers to teleport themselves into it. When entering you notice each section within the landscape brings you into different rooms owned by a community of creators. Rania & Rashid Ajami have created this type of environment in their new project: Metropolis World. Listen in as we talk about this new metaverse, it's

Blockchain technology has been around for well over a decade but 70% of people involved in it have only come to know about it since 2021. Why now? Art. Listen in to our conversation with Ryan Hertel of Expoverse and discover how the blockchain tech companies that are partnering with artists & creatives have benefited by leveraging art as a way to draw curiosity, educate, inspir

We were invited to Frieze Art Fair in Los Angeles this year. While talking to they many curators, gallerists and collectors, we noticed most didn’t realize the many benefits they received exploring the art there, so we are discussing 3 of them…and yes, it’s backed by science. ReferencesWhite Cubewhitecube.comMassimodecarloBrian Rocheforthttps://www.massimodecarlo.com/artist/1