The Truth In This Art Podcast - Insights for Artists, Creatives, and Cultural Producers
Society & Culture:Documentary
In this podcast episode, host Rob Lee interviews interdisciplinary artist Desmond Beach. They discuss Desmond's art, which addresses race, identity, and social justice, aiming to heal and uplift the black community. Desmond works in various mediums, influenced by his Baltimore upbringing, church experiences, and figures like James Baldwin. He talks about the impact of his family's support on his art, the resonance his work has with audiences, and the challenges of being a black artist. They also explore the role of art in sparking dialogue on racial trauma, with Rob emphasizing the importance of such conversations in cities like Baltimore. Desmond reflects on his performance art's evolution, embracing it as a public practice infused with ancestral connections and cultural heritage. 🎨🎙️
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Website: www.desmondbeach.com
Social Media Links:
Instagram: desmondbeach
LinkedIn: Desmond (Artist_Activist) Beach
If you were inspired by our conversation with the incredibly talented Desmond Beach, please take a moment to explore and support his work. Visit Desmond's website to dive deeper into his powerful art that speaks volumes on race, identity, and social justice. Don't forget to follow him on social media to stay updated on his latest projects and exhibitions. Your support means the world to artists like Desmond.
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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.
Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.
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