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This episode features an insightful conversation with artist Lewis Colburn, who explores the intersection of art, history, and infrastructure in his exhibition "New Precarious Systems." Listeners gain valuable insights into how Louis’s teaching informs his practice, the significance of found materials in contemporary sculpture, and the ongoing dialogue between our past and present.
• Louis shares his journey from aspiring architect to dedicated artist
• The role of teaching shapes and informs artistic practice
• Infrastructure as a representation of societal ideologies
• The importance of recreating historical artifacts in contemporary art
• Found objects as vital narratives in sculpture
• Description of the piece "A Fallible Adapter" and its significance
• Louis reflects on future directions in his artistic practice

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1. New Precarious Systems: Lewis Colburn (00:00:00)

2. Artistic Journey and Influences (00:00:06)

3. Educating and Creating (00:09:27)

4. Digital Tools and New Processes (00:19:33)

5. Artist's Process and Found Objects (00:32:26)

6. Reinterpreting Art and Future Directions (00:40:39)

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New Precarious Systems: Lewis Colburn

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1. New Precarious Systems: Lewis Colburn (00:00:00)

2. Artistic Journey and Influences (00:00:06)

3. Educating and Creating (00:09:27)

4. Digital Tools and New Processes (00:19:33)

5. Artist's Process and Found Objects (00:32:26)

6. Reinterpreting Art and Future Directions (00:40:39)

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This episode features an insightful conversation with artist Lewis Colburn, who explores the intersection of art, history, and infrastructure in his exhibition "New Precarious Systems." Listeners gain valuable insights into how Louis’s teaching informs his practice, the significance of found materials in contemporary sculpture, and the ongoing dialogue between our past and present. • Louis shares his journey from aspiring architect to dedicated artist • The role of teaching shapes and informs artistic practice • Infrastructure as a representation of societal ideologies • The importance of recreating historical artifacts in contemporary art • Found objects as vital narratives in sculpture • Description of the piece "A Fallible Adapter" and its significance • Louis reflects on future directions in his artistic practice…

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