In this episode I am joined by London based Moral Philosopher Dylan Ngan in a dialogue concerning how the art studio developed under historic economic and political forces. This new perspective on art history allows us to understand how power systems create the standard of taste and impact the art being created.
 
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Episode 4: Genesis in Drawing with Kenny Jordan

Painting and visual arts are much more than a hobby or a business; they are a beautiful way of understanding oneself and the world. Join painter Josh Green as he engages in dialogues with critically creative thinkers to free his mind and his creativity. If you want to expand your understanding of painting and visual arts, and use your art practice as a means of personal growth, then this is the podcast for you. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepaintersdialectic/support