SELLEST PODCASTIST 🔗
The creative process of art-making is both messy and magical, frustrating and fluid. It can bring an artist‘s insecurities up to the surface, yet asks for complete and total trust. Join professional dance artist, writer, and fiber artist, Alicia Peterson Baskel, as she interviews a new and different artist each week. You will hear from artists and writers across genres about their journey through the creative process toward their masterpieces. These conversations will encourage YOU to make your art. To value your art and to value the work of others. To push boundaries and to be willing to step into the unknown and trust yourself. To trust your creative intuition. (Photo Credit: Kate Wall)
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Värskendamise sagedus:
monthly
Keskmine heli pikkus:
28 minutes
Külalisintervjuud
Inglise
Ameerika Ühendriigid
56 jagu
alates 16. detsember 2021
episodic
selgesõnaline sisu
VIIMANE OSA 🔗
In a delightful conversation, Alicia speaks with chroeographer, director, and writer Alexander Beller about empathy, violence, rigor, and not-knowing inside her creative process. As a teacher, Alexandra speaks of helping her students attune to their own creative knowing while simultaneously develop…
OTSI VARASEMAID OSASID
Otsi kanali Inside the Creative Process; Conversations with Artists, Writers, Performers, & Creatives viimaseid osasid.
EELMISED OSAD 🔗
In this episode, Alicia talks about the work an artist can do to encourage inspiration to strike. It's never a guarantee, but when we are working and thinking about an idea we open the door. THEN we need to get moving. Not simply putting pen to paper or ink to canvas. But going out and seeing other…
In this episode, Alicia shares a new creative journey that she is moving through. Adventures she is taking herself on in order to stimulate a writing practice. She helps us all remember that we don't need to know where we're going with our creativity, we simply have to value ourselves and our creat…
In this episode, Alicia shares her reflections on The Invitation Situation, a dance theatre piece by Jeanine Durning. This work features four dance artists, Andee Scott, Mary Williford-Shade, Heidi Brewer, and Clare Croft improvising with both moving and speaking inside Durning's improvisation tech…
In this episode, Alicia rants about the 11.8 million dollars that are meant to be cut from the City of San Diego's budget leaving funding for the arts in Sad Diego at zero. She pleads with the arts audiences, the parents, and the appreciators to take a stand for the arts in their community. But ove…
In this episode, I talk about the artist's difficulties entering unknown territory. As much as I love the mess in the middle of a process, I find myself blocked at the beginning of a process. I share about my own personal (current) experience of starting something new and the fears that come with i…
There are at least two outcomes that occur as a result of Improvised Dancing: vulnerability of the artist and organic composition. For me, these are two of the most sought after experiences when witnessing art: depth and surprise. In this episode, I look at two pieces of art I've recently encounter…
In this episode, Alicia not only encourages artists to create work that is unedited but she actually embodies this practice by publishing an unedited podcast episode and allowing the final product to live as is. Its a liberating experience but also helps the creation of artwork to be more sustainab…
Michelle and Alicia discuss the way dance and creative practice reflects the beauty of life when we as artists and healers make ourselves available to something "bigger" than us. Michelle brings in her knowledge of human design (and a multitude of other embodied modalities) to articulate the import…
We hear the word Consistent often as a goal to aspire to. As a trait that makes us worthy and often the only solution to be productive or gain the attention we seek. But Alicia wants to look at OTHER ways to be productive, creative, and "consistent".
The truth is that we are each uniquely built do…
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