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“I Made Blind People SEE with this Work of Art” - with Food Artist, Jasper Udink ten Cate. Art is about exploring the limits of human understanding. But what Jasper did was far beyond only human understanding. In his case, he pushed the limits of human capabilities. Because that is how Jasper accomplished the impossible: that blind people could see. In this short, Jasper Udink ten Cate explains the story behind his more popular work of art, a food art masterpiece, “Taste the Dutch Masters” that later became “The Blindspot. This work was so fascinating that travelled the world via the media and being exposed in some of the finest museums that there are. I would gladly tell you the reason why, but I will let the honor to Jasper, the author of such a marvelous achievement. In less than 5 minutes, Jasper will amaze you with what is possible to accomplish with food. Because believe it or not, food can be the solution of even the most unsuspected problems. And food must never be the problem but the solution. Check the short here: https://lnkd.in/e8A8ATsR P.S: If you want to listen to the whole episode, you will find the link in the comments. P.S.S: Our last episode was recorded with Sonia Massari, who was a recommendation of Jasper. And that is the coolest thing about the podcast, inspirational people recommending other inspirational people. ________ Share with your network to inspire them. #foodart #foodpower #inspirational #nolimits #emotional #foodpodcast

What does it take to create something that lasts 100 years? To dream so big that the future feels close enough to touch? ☀️ S05E10 Radical Hope and Practical Utopias with Anne Beate Hovind | Future Library Project 🌳 Anne Beate Hovind knows. She commissions art in public spaces, but not just any art – meaningful actions of positive disruptions, geared with radical hope. Projects like the Future Library, where trees are growing today to one day become books for people not yet born, and Losæter, a communal urban farm reimagined as art. With two decades of experience at the crossroads of culture, business, and public spaces, Anne Beate transforms cities from the heart outward, encouraging us all to think bigger, dream bolder, and act braver. 💜 In this episode, we explore the story of the Future Library and what it takes to commission art for a century-long project. How taking risks can lead to the magic of the unexpected, and might how we embrace the much-needed dance between linear and explorative thinking. ✨ If you’ve ever wondered how imagination can shape the future, and what it really means to be a good ancestor - this episode is for you. How good is it? We recorded it twice! 😅 ➡️ Link to the full episode in the first comment below

“I Made Blind People SEE with this Work of Art” - with Food Artist, Jasper Udink ten Cate. Art is about exploring the limits of human understanding. But what Jasper did was far beyond only human understanding. In his case, he pushed the limits of human capabilities. Because that is how Jasper accomplished the impossible: that blind people could see. In this short, Jasper Udink ten Cate explains the story behind his more popular work of art, a food art masterpiece, “Taste the Dutch Masters” that later became “The Blindspot. This work was so fascinating that travelled the world via the media and being exposed in some of the finest museums that there are. I would gladly tell you the reason why, but I will let the honor to Jasper, the author of such a marvelous achievement. In less than 5 minutes, Jasper will amaze you with what is possible to accomplish with food. Because believe it or not, food can be the solution of even the most unsuspected problems. And food must never be the problem but the solution. Check the short here: https://lnkd.in/erSM58EK Andrés P.S: If you want to listen to the whole episode, you will find the link in the comments. P.S.S: Our last episode was recorded with Sonia Massari, who was a recommendation of Jasper. And that is the coolest thing about the podcast, inspirational people recommending other inspirational people. ________ Share with your network to inspire them. #foodart #foodpower #inspirational #nolimits #emotional #foodpodcast

Episode 1 of our new series - JOURNEYS is out. Watch the full edit below and keep an eye on CD’s IG (follow, follow, follow) for more content featuring Hamish’s journey.

🎙️🎧Out now: Season 2 of EDGE OF REASON, our podcast with Atlantic Re:think. In the first episode of this season, hosted by Jeff Chang, we speak with filmmaker dream hampton and artist Gary Simmons. The two explore how memory shapes both personal identity and collective history, asking: How do artists use their work to examine the fragility of memory, revealing what has been forgotten—or erased—and what endures? Listen now ⬇

Is your research honing in on the human dynamics that impact decisions? Research veteran Nikkia Reveillac explained on "Insightful Inspiration" why that's so important and how it's often missed. Listen to the full episode here: https://hubs.li/Q02-PvNg0 #mrx #consumerinsights #marketresearch #qualitativeresearch

Stay tuned for the coming Episode 6 of Value Matters, discussing forecast stability!

🌟 Excited to share a glimpse of our latest episode on Rhearecommends! 📚 Join us on "Between the Pages" as we dive into the captivating narrative of "Gali Qasim Jaan" with Dr. Rajesh Sharma. 🎙️ Don't miss out on expert insights that will elevate your reading experience! Tune in now: https://lnkd.in/gtTcW2vU BetweenThePages #BookReview#Love For Reading #GaliQasimJaan#Galib#Author&You #LiteraryPodcast 🎧

The new episode of the Spotlight On podcast features Taylor Deupree and Joseph Branciforte talking about the ambitious and surprisingly literal translation of the electronic album 'Stil.' into the acoustic album 'Sti.ll'. There's also chat about the life aesthetics of minimalism, how their labels 12k and greyfade serve as curators, the moving influence of Hiroshi Sugimoto's Seascapes photographs, and so much more. I mean, this episode is like catnip for those of us into process talk, label talk, design talk, and just general smart talk. You're going to want to dig in deep on this one. → https://lnkd.in/e5qvXxzH

‘What do we want the UK to look like in 10 years, 20 years, 50 years in terms of culture?’ The first episode of the 2024 Frieze Masters Podcast brings together Chris Bryant MP, artist Jeremy Deller and new director of the National Portrait Gallery Victoria May Siddall to talk about ‘Good Governance’. How can everyone in the UK access art? And what role should government play in the country’s creative education? Series 3 of the Frieze Masters Podcast brings you seven inspiring conversations between artists, architects, writers, curators, museum directors and politicians. Titled ‘The Creative Mind’, this year’s series is curated by Shanay Jhaveri and Sheena Wagstaff and explores how the art of the past can help make sense of the present. The Frieze Masters Talks programme and the Frieze Masters Podcast are brought to you by Frieze in collaboration with dunhill. Go to frieze.com to listen now.