Episode 133: Andre Ramos-Woodard
Andr\xe9 Ramos-Woodard is a photographic artist originally from Texas and Tennessee. In their series BLACK SNAFU, Andr\xe9 combines photographs celebrating Blackness with appropriated illustrations from racist cartoons as a way of confronting the history and present reality of American racism. In our conversation we discussed appropriation, questions of audience and community, and mental health. Then in the second segment, we talked about what inspires us outside of the visual arts.
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Show Notes:- Andr\xe9 Ramos-Woodard
- Andr\xe9 Ramos-Woodard - BLACK SNAFU
- Hannah Jane Parkinson - \u201cInstagram, an artist and the $100,000 selfies\u2014appropriation in the digital age\u201d (Article about Richard Prince Instagram images)
- William Camargo
- William Camargo\u2019s IG post riffing on John Diva\u2019s work
- Kansas City Artists Coalition - Andr\xe9 Ramos-Woodard Artist Talk
- Andr\xe9 Ramos-Woodard - African America
- Roger Ebert - \u201cVideo games can never be art\u201d
- Beyonce - Renaissance
- Editing/Mixing: Mike Sakasegawa
- Music: Podington Bear
- Transcription: Shea Aguinaldo