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Ba Ousmane: In Search For Mastery

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Saddle up for a transformative journey into the heart of artistry with our guest Ba Ousmane. Ousmane unique's perspective sees him as a temporal capsule, an enigma whose work only captures 30% of the meaning. The rest, he leaves up to interpretation, challenging the conventional notions of art. His aspiration to become a vessel that transcribes the messages of his work for the community is nothing short of thought-provoking.
Ousmane doesn't shy away from sharing how his experience with racism and discrimination shaped his growth as an artist. He recounts the battles he had to fight in art school amidst affluence and privilege, a journey that led him to ditch formal education and learn from fellow artists. He underscores the importance of mentorship, drawing from his time in Japan, studying under a carpenter to understand the craftsman mindset. He calls to mind the symbiotic relationship that Renaissance-era artists had with their apprenticeships. This, Ousmane conveys, is the real education that books can't offer.
As we wrap up, Ousmane emphasizes the vital role of contracts in protecting one's work in the evolving art world. He imparts his vision for the future, a world where his work empowers people to face the uphill tasks of the contemporary world. Ousmane's story is a testament that artists can challenge the system, redefine their identity, and underscore the need for representation in museums and other spaces. Join us on this audacious exploration of art, life, and success, and gear up for a conversation that pushes you beyond your comfort zone.

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Chapters

1. Artists Creating Platform to Share Stories (00:00:00)

2. Navigating Racism and Becoming an Artist (00:12:26)

3. Craftsmanship in Art and Carpentry (00:20:04)

4. Escaping the System and Defining Yourself (00:39:22)

5. Protecting and Inspiring in Art World (00:49:24)

6. Language Barrier and Gratitude (00:57:49)

147 episodes

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Content provided by Jude Brandford-Sackey. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jude Brandford-Sackey or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Saddle up for a transformative journey into the heart of artistry with our guest Ba Ousmane. Ousmane unique's perspective sees him as a temporal capsule, an enigma whose work only captures 30% of the meaning. The rest, he leaves up to interpretation, challenging the conventional notions of art. His aspiration to become a vessel that transcribes the messages of his work for the community is nothing short of thought-provoking.
Ousmane doesn't shy away from sharing how his experience with racism and discrimination shaped his growth as an artist. He recounts the battles he had to fight in art school amidst affluence and privilege, a journey that led him to ditch formal education and learn from fellow artists. He underscores the importance of mentorship, drawing from his time in Japan, studying under a carpenter to understand the craftsman mindset. He calls to mind the symbiotic relationship that Renaissance-era artists had with their apprenticeships. This, Ousmane conveys, is the real education that books can't offer.
As we wrap up, Ousmane emphasizes the vital role of contracts in protecting one's work in the evolving art world. He imparts his vision for the future, a world where his work empowers people to face the uphill tasks of the contemporary world. Ousmane's story is a testament that artists can challenge the system, redefine their identity, and underscore the need for representation in museums and other spaces. Join us on this audacious exploration of art, life, and success, and gear up for a conversation that pushes you beyond your comfort zone.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Artists Creating Platform to Share Stories (00:00:00)

2. Navigating Racism and Becoming an Artist (00:12:26)

3. Craftsmanship in Art and Carpentry (00:20:04)

4. Escaping the System and Defining Yourself (00:39:22)

5. Protecting and Inspiring in Art World (00:49:24)

6. Language Barrier and Gratitude (00:57:49)

147 episodes

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