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First Aired - 05/14/2012 12:00PM
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This week on After the Jump, Grace Bonney chats with Jason Goodman, Executive Director/Co-Founder of 3rd Ward, a multi-disciplinary workspace and education center in Brooklyn, NY. Find out what drove Jason to create a place where you can experiment, practice and polish your craft and creativity and how his artistic background helped drive his vision. Hear what makes Brooklyn such unique place and the perfect setting for a DIY space like 3rd Ward. This program was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons.
"Brooklyn is not really about one thing. There are fashion designers, photographers, furniture makers, hackers, and more. That big mixture of people who share a similar DIY ethos makes 3rd Ward successful and Brooklyn very interesting."
"We're entering an age where lots of programing is considered basic literacy."
--Jason Goodman, Executive Director/Co-Founder of 3rd Ward on After the Jump
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Jason Goodman of 3rd Ward (16:15)
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3rd Ward, Jason Goodman, Executive Director/Co-Founder, industrial designers, work studios, arts education, Jeremy Lovitt, on demand resources, community, graphic design, membership, bicycle repairs, bike operated drink mixer, Band of Bicycles, creative communities, computer classes, multiple mediums, woodworking, metal working, computer programming,Expansion & Dream Goals (14:36)
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small business operation, business models, Marty Markowitz, kitchens, regulations, small food production, wood and metal shop, production facilities, Philadelphia, workshop of the world, Urban Ink, Washington DC, H Street, factories, residency, jason@3rdward.com, arts and crafts,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 08/16/2011 03:00PM
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Nils Wessel of Brooklyn Butcher Blocks joins
THE FOOD SEEN to talk all things wood, be it walnut or cherry, he existentially asks, “how much wood could a butcher block cut”. Inspired by sculptural artists like Bruce Nauman, Louise Bourgeios, Huma Bhabha, hear how this seemingly art & crafts movement goes dada. This episode is sponsored by Cain Vineyard and Winery .
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Episode 64: Barns and Blocks (12:14)
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The Food Seen, Michael Harlan Turkell, Nils Wessel, Brooklyn Butcher Blocks, Cut Brooklyn, New York Times, building a barn, property addiction, barn raising, Sunset Park, tinkering, Portland, Oregon, studio art, art school, installations, sculpture, Julian Schwartz, utilitarianism in art,Art and Utilitarianism (23:02)
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utilitarian, line between art and craft, Knife making, cutting board, planer, butcher blocks, joining, joiner, making cross cuts, Walnut, Cherry, Maple, keeping knives sharp, soft woods, art movements, Tony Smith, Kiki Smith, Marcel Duchamp, Bruce Nauman, Huma Bahbha, Louise Bourgeios, common materials, woodworking equipment, structural integrity, Dada, dadaist,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 11/30/2009 07:00PM
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Sarah Obraitis is back! Eat To The Beat returns with Chen Tamir & Jean Barberis of Flux Factory Gallery to talk art, fundraising, and adventures.
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Eat To The Beat Introduction (9:34)
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Eat To The Beat, Sarah Obraitis, Fairway Market, art gallery, collaborative projects, Jean Barberis, Flux Factory, www.fluxfactory.org, Flux started in 1994, philosophy students got a loft in Williamsburg, community, art projects, New Museum, Queens Museum, Whitney Museum, filmmakers, sculptors, social practice, Chen Tamir,Going Places, Doing Stuff (13:09)
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Long Island City, Going Places Doing Stuff, adventures around the tri state area, Robert Moses panorama, New York New York New York, artists created a mini city in the gallery, Flux Box, exposure, Budapest, artists in residence, Douglas Paulson, Sarah Hines, visual artists, YMCA for artists, woodworking, silk screen,Pot Luck Parties & Food Fundraisers (8:53)
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on average there are about 14 artists living at the space, avant garde workshops, a way to give back to the community, kimchi, LED lights, holograms, Flux has thrown legendary parties, the community has grown over 15 years, fundraising, there is art for sale on the website, tax deductible pieces, gifting, April March, Nick Jones, screenings, open bar, December 10th, Flux Factory Gallery,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
