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The Chopped Liver Appreciation Society (CLAS) is a support and celebration platform for creatives and innovators following unconventional career paths in various creative industries. This society offers a platform to acknowledge and celebrate the contribution and skills of the behind-the-scenes people that are often the driving force behind larger projects, products and experiences. Through the CLAS podcast we invite creatives and innovators including artists, writers, photographers, graphic designers, musicians amongst others to tell their stories, sharing industry insights and their knowledge in a celebration of their dedication and determination in following their passions and interests. Our blog offers additional articles, supplementary material from our podcast and exciting tidbits from our contributors. CLAS was started by Amé Bell and Elize de Beer, two creatives who have studied and worked in the arts for over ten years. Through their involvement in various creative sectors, they have experienced how creatives in all industries are often under-appreciated for their knowledge, skills and work, which leave them feeling like nothing but a bowl of chopped liver – but we are here to change that.
Update frequency:
bimonthly
Average audio length:
42 minutes
English
South Africa
13 episodes
since June 24, 2020
episodic
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In Part 2 of Episode 11 with tattoo artist Daniel Feinberg we discuss how tattoo artists get the opportunity to develop their practices by exploring the nitty gritty detail of the tattoo apprenticeship, the importance of trust and collaboration between the artist and the client as well as the vario…
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In Part 1 of Episode 11, we speak with Daniel Feinberg, a tattoo artist specialising in the Japanese tattoo tradition. We discuss his history in graphic design and commercial architectural visualisation and the major shift in leaving it all behind to becoming a niche tattoo artist. We delve into hi…
In this episode, we recommend the book Navigating The Art World - Professional Practice for the Early Career Artist written by The Delphian Gallery. In the episode, we discuss some of our favourite chapters along with some of the things we learned and loved about the book. The perfect book to…
In this episode, we speak to artist and master collaborative printer Cloudia Rivett-Carnac about her artistic practice, collaboration and where her journey began as a printmaker. We touch on her history with Artist Proof Studio, a brief history of silkscreen printing in South Africa and how Cloudia…
In this episode, we speak to Sebastian Rivett-Carnac, industrial designer and aspiring ceramicist where we explore uncharted territory in our creative world. We speak about his early influences, the process of producing physical products and Sebastian’s ethos in his own practice. We discuss the imp…
In this episode, we discuss the value of autodidacticism or in laymen’s terms - self-education. We reflect on institutional versus self-taught learning as well as the advantages and disadvantages associated with both. We take you through a step-by-step process from our experiences ranging from…
In this book recommendation episode we compare notes on Will Gompertz’s "Think Like and Artist" and Austin Kleon’s "Steal Like an Artist". We unpack what these authors say about how one can navigate through the realms of creativity and how to deal with creativity in the contemporary world. We discu…
In this episode we speak to artist and award winning illustrator Zhi Zulu. We speak about her journey in becoming an illustrator, visual storyteller and her love for art. We touch on the importance of visual literacy and how Zhi, in her practice and studies, dissects modes of communication in an at…
In this episode we discuss how creatives do, and should deal with challenging clients or situations. We outline a few scenario’s and discuss how we have experienced and resolved working with clients who have a lack of understanding about processes, products and services. We touch on how you can pre…
In this episode we speak to Adell de Beer a commercial photographer and graphic designer. We speak about her background at Open Window Institute and the value of gaining experience and building a network in the industry. She elaborates on starting her own company and what it takes to make it work, …
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