Bri Clarke

(Art)versations - Hosted by Bri Clarke

Arts EN ↓ 103 episodes

(Art)versations is a meditative conversation about the artistic process. A tool that ignites transformative ideas. Each episode, a featured artist will join host Bri Clarke to bridge the gap between the process, the final product, and its infinite transformation. Artists. Conversations. (Art)versations. Cover by Jan Marquez.

Author

Bri Clarke

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.themusicthemirror.com

Latest episode

Dec 29, 2025

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Episodes

3. Diego Varela & Oshan Starreveld 20.11.2019

Diego and Oshan were the sound designers on the show "Deimos X Phobos", created by NEAR&FAR Projects and Alex Flack. We discuss how certain sound clips were made and what they are up to next. Instagram: @d.astro @0sh4n Original air date: February 25, 2019

2. Jake Myles & Theo Zgraggen 19.11.2019

Jake Myles and Theo Zgraggen make up the company FUTUREYOUTH, whose motto strives to help others live the best life possible. We talk about social media as an art and where they are headed next. Instagram: @fxtureyouth Website: https://thefutureyouth.com/ Original airdate: December 7, 2018

1. NEAR&FAR Projects 19.11.2019

I sat down with the two co-founders of NEAR&FAR Projects, Tavia Christina and Rachel Facchini, to talk about their piece "This is Where it Starts". We discuss minimalism, the future of their company and why live music can be so effective. Instagram: @nearfarprojects  Website: https://nearfarprojects.com/ Original air date: October 28, 2018

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