Collective Curator
Length: 01:09:11
Synopsis: With the opening reception of Bower Bird fresh in our minds, Lindsay, Francesca, Chis, and Jenny sit down to talk all about collections in the form of curation and preservation. What drives people to capture moments in time and history, who’s responsibility is it to collect and record, and how much is too much?
Show Notes:
The Robo Show Call for Art
Bower Bird Exhibition
Light Grey Cookie Party
Holiday Hours
Light Grey Game Night
Black smoke belches from the exhaust pipes beneath greasy armored plates. Steam courses through the cylinders and the 22 pistons jerk frantically back and forth, propelling your huge mass forward down the damp cobblestone streets. Frightened eyes peek from behind sooty curtains -- the unmistakable clanging of steel can be heard from a mile away in the still night.
An old church bell tolls in the distance and a plume of bats escapes the ancient belfry. They head west, across the low blood moon and over the city walls with ease. You feel a pang of jealousy. The raids come in the night. The shells of rusting drones lay where they fell many years ago--- crumpled against the scarred old brownstones. This tired war started years ago and the resolution seems just too far beyond the realm of possibility. So these days, each able-bodied soul learns to salvage, build, and fight. Phlegm rattles in your throat and you drag your mouth across the shoulder of your wool shirt. You’re not ready.
You sit tight in the belly of this mechanical beast as it towers above the thatched roofs of the city. Your breath steams through the metal grate before your face, you step forward and poise for battle.
THE CALL:
Illustrative engineers, come forth! Bring your metaphorical blueprints and show us your visionary prowess! We are looking for artists that would like to design the ultimate mech or mobile suit, armored vehicle, or cybernetic enhancements for our next exhibition: The Robo Show!
Whether your vision of the perfect Mech is something of a fighter, piloting a futuristic war machine, The Borg piloting a huge cube, a brain piloting a large pointy-headed man in his underwear, or an ancient automaton designed by a distant culture of long ago, we want you to help us build the universe's most diverse legion of mechanical mercenaries.
What drives your technology? Is it bleeding-edge future-tech? Is it ancient? Magical? What universe? What culture? What purpose? How does it work? How do you drive it? Who could possibly pilot such a beast? We are looking for epic scenes of big robos in action, doing the things they were designed to do, or schematics, exploded components, or robo propaganda. If you want to build a mobile suit that cats can drive, so be it. If you want to draw your own personalized armored vehicle, perfect. Maybe you're inspired by genetically enhanced underwater suits? Or fancy bionics and cybernetic enhancements. We are excited to see original concepts that span the gamut of technologies, both real and imagined.
Example:
Lindsay Nohl
hello@lightgreyartlab.com
lindsaynohl.com
THE DETAILS:
We'll be jurying the show by Monday, December 21st, and sending out an email to all participating artists with all of the info they'll need to participate on that date! We'll also post all of the contributing artist's names on the blog as well!
SPECIFICS:
This exhibition will be a print-show featuring illustrations of all original robotic content (sorry, no pop-culture IPs for this one!) All participating artists will be asked to send a digital file of their work and we'll be printing the gallery copy for everyone for free so it is a little easier to participate! No need to send anything physical to the gallery! All participating artist details will be emailed out to everyone after the December 21st date.
If you're interested in participating, please note that all final art will be due to the gallery by January 26th, so please keep that in mind when signing up!
The show will be displayed both in our brick-and-mortar gallery in lovely (and cold) Minneapolis, Minnesota, as well as permanently archived on our gallery site for everyone that can't make it to the opening! Artists will have the option of selling work through our print-on-demand shop, and will be able to price their work as they see fit! More info will be provided to all participating artists as the call ends!
Thanks again, you guys! We are really looking forward to it!
Questions? Send us a note at hello@lightgreyartlab.com!
---Lindsay
Netdeck the Halls
Length: 01:47:51
Synopsis: The holidays are officially here! After the dust from too much food and drink and being merry has settled, what better way to spend the cozy winter evenings than with a board game? On this week's podcast Chris and Francesca talk about the games we bring home to share with our families, and that you should too.
Show Notes:
Bower Bird Exhibition
Light Grey Cookie Party
Holiday Hours
Light Grey Game Night
Snow may be gently falling, but our burning desire to play quality boardgames certainly isn't! If you can't feel your toes and your eyelids freeze together when you blink, it must be time for another Light Grey Game Night! So mark your calendar for Thursday, December 10th from 6:30 - 9:30 pm!
As you might remember, we're attaching a theme to each night to help people narrow down what games they might want to bring (although you're still welcome to bring whatever you'd like!). This week's theme is Ice Cold!
Stave off icy death attempting to summit in K2, battle for the glory of the Norse Gods in Blood Rage, trust no one and risk exposure in Dead of Winter, or gather gang members and fight for survival in the frozen wastes in Arctic Scavengers, among plenty of others! If you have a favorite boardgame, bring it!
So grab your friends, family or favorite stack of board games, and come play with us! RSVP via our Facebook event, and feel free to share! The more the merrier!
Shifting Over Time
Length: 01:01:26
Synopsis: As time marches on species come and go, empires rise and fall, and 90's neon moves in and out of fashion. On this week's episode Chris, Jenny, Lindsay, and Francesca talk about the inevitable process of evolution. What amounts to positive outcomes from dire situations, what do we do when changes come our way and can you force a personal evolution?
And remember you can subscribe to our podcast via iTunes!
Show Notes:
After a Mass Extinction, Only the Small Survive
National Geographic Acquired by FOX
COSMOS Exhibition
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck
Light Grey Game Night
Thank you to everyone who put your name in to participate in our Fourth Annual Make My Holiday Art Swap!
Below, you can find all of the pairings, find your partner, and contact information. You should say send a note and say hello! You can make your partner new artwork, drawings, figurines, holiday cards, prints, ornaments, or anything fun!
The Rules:
1. You must make something for your partner! Don't leave them hanging!
2. You need to ask their address and ship it to them by December 15th.
3. Send us a picture when your piece arrives! We would love to see a picture of you and what you received! Feel free to send photos to hello@lightgreyartlab.com.
Thanks and we hope you have fun : )
Make My Holiday Partners:
Andrea Edstrom andrea@andreasartgallery.com
Wenting Li wenting.li@live.com
Horst Hellmeier hellmeierh@yahoo.de
Dana Mecklenburgerd mecklenburger@mcad.edu
Brenna Lindblad brennalindblad@gmail.com
Gabriela Rodriguez rdz.gabb@gmail.com
Caroline Xiong mcdxiong@gmail.com
Angela Rizza Angela@AngelaRizza.com
Blythe Dockham Blythe.Dockham@gmail.com
Erin Elizabeth Hunter erinhunter.art@gmail.com
C.M. Galdre cmgaldre@gmail.com
Marusia Ringeisen laughingmanticore@gmail.com
Julie Van Grol julie.vangrol@gmail.com
Kim Ku Kimberly.t.ku@gmail.com
Juliana Xavier juliejubz@gmail.com
alxndr jones alxndr@avintagethought.com
Sarah Baker sarah.davis.baker@gmail.com
Lisa Valley Lisaannevalley@gmail.com
Niky Motekallem nikymotekallem@gmail.com
Marlowe dobbe Marlowe@dobbe.com
Annie Johnston-Glick weirdzebrathing@gmail.com
Andrea Cook andreaatelier28@gmail.com
Jewelia Howard jeweliahoward@gmail.com
Alex Endsley alexandra.endsley@gmail.com
Stephanie Smith Helmssmith@yahoo.com
Jennifer Bilton Stitchandletter@gmail.com
Olivia Aserr oaserr@gmail.com
Kayla Stark kayla.l.stark@gmail.com
Alexa Kontzamanys akontzamanys@gmail.com
Ethan M. Aldridge almostethan@yahoo.com
Erin Crow erincrow27@gmail.com
Mariya Olshevska mariya@mariyaolshevska.com
Karolina Benz karolina.benz@gmx.net
Jacquelyn Thorson jathorson@hotmail.com
Ashley Erickson hardshellart@gmail.com
Abby Palma apalma@mcad.edu
Jill Bogart jill.bogart@gmail.com
Nico Ecenarro necenarro@gmail.com
Clarissa Filice thewildforlorn@gmail.com
Stephanie Matos s.matos@yahoo.com
Linda Frankenstein lfrankenst@msn.com
Elliot Boyette elliotboyette@gmail.com
Tara Saldajeno tarasaldajeno@gmail.com
Meghan Stratman info@bunnypirates.com
Angela Hsieh hsieh09@ gmail.com
Rio Burton rioburton.illustration@gmail.com
Katie Santoro katie.santoro@hotmail.com
Molly Applejohn mollyapplejohn@live.com
Gretshelle Rivera owlieclawdraws@gmail.com
Ashley Masog ajmasog@gmail.com
Kenton Visser contact@kentonvisser.com
Casey Hunt hunt.casey@gmail.com
Maria Vitan Mkrvitan@gmail.com
Andy Krueger andykrueger@gmail.com
Nicole Gustafsson nicole@nimasprout.com
Olga Chicherova chicherovaolga@gmail.com
Bernard Gatus gatusby@gmail.com
helen jones hejyork@gmail.com
dee desmarais dddesmarais@live.com
Marta Smyk smyk.marta@gmail.com
Angie Vrolyk Avrolyk@gmail.com
Jillian Judkins Jillianljudkins@gmail.com
Megan Barker mbarker@moore.edu
Meghan Asaurus persephoneunder@gmail.com
Karina Posborg Karina.posborg@gmail.com
Leah Smith takemetoisengard@gmail.com
Latasha Moore latashammoore13@gmail.com
Jordan Hamann jordanhamannart@gmail.com
Linda Winder lindadraws@gmail.com
Noël Clark nwelliart@gmail.com
Dana Gusler dgus82@hotmail.com
Kim Duhaime kim.duhaime@gmail.com
Chelsey Hughes ChuChudraws@gmail.com
Kora C. kora.draws@gmail.com
Beena Mistry beenamistryart@gmail.com
Sonia Liao soniafliao@gmail.com
Biddy Seiveno Tofutonic@gmail.com
Shirley Jackson shirley@lioninthetrees.com
Maruxxxx & Talit Asami monogamyart@gmail.com
Ashley Evans aeshdraws@gmail.com
Heather Franzen heather@heatherfranzen.com
Yvonne de Jonge mouseblossom.nl@gmail.com
Danni Wu wu.dannid@gmail.com
Jenny Bookler jennybookler@gmail.com
Dani Turner daniturnerart@gmail.com
Mike Yamada myamada@gmail.com
Deborah Garcia d.a.garcia.illustration@gmail.com
Kiki Kita kkita.works@gmail.com
Mary Lofgren lofgrenmj@gmail.com
Zach Hill zhillillustration@gmail.com
Stacey Abidi staceyabidi@gmail.com
Emily Bartz ebartz@mcad.edu
Carlos Méndez carlos.mend3z@gmail.com
Faith B. Logan fae.logan@gmail.com
Cat Rocketship catrocketship@gmail.com
Karina Rehrbehn karina.rehrehn@web.de
Kelsey King kkingart@gmail.com
Jacquelyn B. Moore moore.jackie83@gmail.com
Hannah Ziemke hziemke@mcad.edu
Ashley Kurtz akurtzunm@gmail.com
Stephanie Smith Helmssmith@yahoo.com
O Captain, My Captain
Length: 01:26:11
Synopsis: On this week's podcast, Lindsay, Jenny, Chris, and Francesca talk about leadership. Some people are natural leaders, some have to work hard to become great leaders, and some try to avoid it entirely, and we discuss how we might deal with individuals who have conflicting goals, wether management as good (or bad) as it's cracked up to be, and who's REALLY going to go down when the ship sinks?
Show Notes:
COSMOS Exhibition
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck
Light Grey Game Night
Thanksgiving is nearly here, which means it's time to get your face filled with food! If you feel like you've got to loosen your belt a notch or two, it must be time for another Light Grey Game Night! So mark your calendar for Thursday, November 19th from 6:30 - 9:30 pm!
As you might remember, we're attaching a theme to each night to help people narrow down what games they might want to bring (although you're still welcome to bring whatever you'd like!). This week's theme is feast!
Join us to create adorable sets of Japanese cuisine in Sushi Go!, work hard to raise a bountiful harvest in Agricola, test your tastebud's tolerance to hot peppers in Scoville, smuggle delicious treats in Sheriff of Nottingham, or just belly up to the bar for a drink and a brawl in Red Dragon Inn, among plenty of others! If you have a favorite boardgame, bring it!
So grab your friends, family or favorite stack of board games, and come play with us! RSVP via our Facebook event, and feel free to share! The more the merrier!
A huge thanks to everyone who made it out to the COSMOS opening reception! We had a packed house, bright stars, and a fun night exploring the night sky! It was an amazing display with all 100 pieces artwork glowing on the walls!
COSMOS is an artistic celebration of the 88 modern constellations that are suspended amongst incredible natural phenomena that shape worlds beyond our own! The main gallery was covered with amazing, fiber-optic lit artwork that tells the wonderful stories behind each of these 88 constellations, and the adjunct gallery was lined with the wonderful pieces that relate to the 22 Oracle cards.
Throughout the night, at half hour intervals, we turned out the lights and watched the stars shine as we embarked on star tours telling the stories hidden among the Cosmos!
COSMOS will be on display at Light Grey Art Lab through November 22nd! Stop by to take a look at all the great pieces and check out the entire collection on the Light Grey Shop. You can also view more works from the opening reception on the Light Grey Flickr page here. Thanks again and we hope to see you soon!
Meet Camille Chew, a freelance illustrator known for her fun color palettes, amazing masks, and the use of fantasy and occult themes.. Camille is from Ithaca, NY, and is a graduate of Alfred University where she studied Art and Design, with a concentration in Printmaking. She has also recently begun a fellowship at The Ink Shop, a printmaking studio and artist collective located in Ithaca, NY.
It's always amazing to see what Camille is going to come up with next! We have had the pleasure of working with Camille on several projects including the Skate or Die Exhibition, COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck, BOWER BIRD, and Omnibus Treasury among others. We are pleased to be able to share some of her work and process in this artist interview below- you can read about her workspace, inspirations, and artistic practice. You can also find all of Camille's work on her website, blog, and instagram (@camillechew).
Your work is such a treat to look at! Where do you find most of your artistic inspiration? What about inspirations outside of art?
I am often inspired by mythology, fantasy, the occult, and of course the many artists I follow online. Outside of art, I like to look at interior design and fashion for color and pattern inspiration as well as ideas for my characters' outfits.
A lot of your work involves mystical and fantasy elements. What are some of your favorite kinds of myths or stories that inspire your art?
Growing up, I always had an interest in fairytales, fantasy, and mythology. As I've worked on building a personal fantasy world and mythology within my artwork I've specifically looked at Greek, Hindu, and Pre-Columbian mythologies.
What’s your workspace like? What kind of environments do your find yourself to be most productive?
There's a studio in the back of our house with a loft that I've taken over as my workspace. I have a big desk that can usually be found covered with the remnants of previous projects, and a skylight right above me. Any well-lit, secluded room where I can sing along to some music while I work is the best environment for me to be productive.
What kind of materials do you enjoy working with?
Recently the majority of my work has been digital; illustrations drawn entirely in Photoshop. But I also enjoy traditional printmaking (which I'm excited to dive back into during my fellowship!), jewelry design, and paper crafts.
Can you tell us a bit about your process? You seem to really enjoy using pattern and decoration. How do you like to incorporate these things into your work?
Whatever I'm making, I always start by deciding on a color palette. For digital illustration, I usually don't do much sketching, maybe just a quick stick figure to map out a character's pose. All the basic shapes are blocked in and then comes the fun part- drawing in all the patterns and details. I keep a library of textures and patterns that I'm always adding to. It's full of digitally made patterns, scanned in watercolor washes and hand-drawn patterns, as well as brushes that can be used like stamps.
You’re involved in the upcoming COSMOS exhibition. Are you excited about the piece that you made for the show?
Absolutely! I completed an illustrated series of modern day witches earlier this year, one of whom was a tarot card reader, which got me interested in learning more about the subject. So when I saw LGAL was putting together a show with a tarot and oracle deck I was excited to participate. I got to illustrate the Phoenix constellation and it was fun to learn more about the mythology and try to incorporate all the symbolism into my piece.
Preview of Camille's work for the COSMOS Exhibition. You can find more details here.
Do you have a favorite piece of work or project that you have worked on?
A favorite project that I'm still really proud of is a series of large-scale, paper masks that were part of my senior show in college.They're constructed out of digital prints and embellished with mono-prints, paper, paint, ribbon, glitter, etc. Each one depicts a deity of my own creation, based on archetypes found in different mythologies.
Are there any current or upcoming projects you’re working on? Do you have a dream project that you’d like to work on?
Currently I am working on an astrology series illustrating each of the signs as stylish young women. I'm also planning several series I'd like to work on during my fellowship at The Ink Shop which will end with a solo show next year. A dream project of mine would be to illustrate my own tarot deck, hopefully I'll get to that soon!
Any other thoughts or advice?
Just a thank you to LGAL for always coming up with such fun and creative ideas for shows!
Thanks again, Camille!
*And just for fun- here is a preview at Camille's process:
Home Beyond Home
Length: 01:11:12
Synopsis: Inspired by recent articles about the difficulty of making friends in the Frozen North, we've been thinking a lot about relationships and living in new, or familiar, places. On this week's podcast Francesca, Lindsay, Chris, and Jenny discuss the reasons people leave, what makes a home a Home, and the humbling act of returning to the familiar.
Show Notes:
City Pages: Minnesota Ice
COSMOS Exhibition
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck
Light Grey Game Night
It is that time of year again! We are all finishing up end-of-year projects, gearing up for the holidays, and plotting our goals for the new year! Which means, it is also time for MAKE MY HOLIDAY 2015!
This is our fourth annual holiday art swap - you can sign up to make a new piece of artwork and make a new friend, as you create and swap work with another artists from around the globe!
It is easy to participate. Everyone who signs up before November 19th will be partnered! Write your name and email in the comments below. All of the pairs will be publicly announced on November 21st.
Example:
Lindsay Nohl
hello@lightgreyartlab.com
Everyone is welcome to join in - it is all about collaboration and spreading the love around the holidays! In the past artists have created a wide range of work including small paintings, photographs, hand-knit ornaments, drawings, zines and more.
The only rules is that you must make something for your partner- don't leave them hanging! When you receive your artwork, you should take a photo and send it our way- we would love to see the new pieces!
The Games We Played
Length: 01:33:51
Synopsis: To celebrate the release of COSMOS, our favorite West Coast Light Grey Art Lab member Francesca Buchko made a triumphant (although very short) return to Minneapolis. While there was plenty of work to do, eventually things settled down and boardgames were played in abundance. On this week’s podcast, Chris and Francesca sit down to share their thoughts on the games they played.
Show Notes:
COSMOS Exhibition
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck
Light Grey Art Camp - Ouray, Colorado
Light Grey Game Night
You've pushed your luck as far as it's going to go, time to cut your losses and get the heck of out of dodge. If you have the overwhelming desire to run from all life's problems, it must be time for another Light Grey Game Night! So mark your calendar for Thursday, November 5th from 6:30 - 9:30 pm!
As you might remember, we're attaching a theme to each night to help people narrow down what games they might want to bring (although you're still welcome to bring whatever you'd like!). This week's theme is Escape!
Flee a collapsing temple with armfuls of loot in Escape: The Curse of the Temple, use the shadows and your wits to sneak out of enemy territory with monstrous Hunters in pursuit in Specter Ops, or grab a car and plow down as many zombies as possible on your way out of town in Zombicide, among plenty of others! If you have a favorite boardgame, bring it!
So grab your friends, family or favorite stack of board games, and come play with us! RSVP via our Facebook event, and feel free to share! The more the merrier!
Reflecting on Cosmos
Length: 01:08:42
Synopsis: On this week's podcast, Lindsay is convinced that those beloved chimney sweeps from Mary Poppins were on to something. Joined by Chris and Francesca, we discuss the art of making adjusts to ensure you enjoy what you do, the bizarre shapes that projects sometimes balloon into, and how sometimes you get to be a carefree chimney sweep, but once in a while you've got the be the stodgy old banker.
Show Notes:
COSMOS Opening Reception - Friday, October 30th
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck Pre-Order
Light Grey Art Camp - Ouray, Colorado
Light Grey Game Night
Meet Adrian Majkrzak, another artist featured in the upcoming Cosmos show! Adrian is an illustrator and concept artist who currently works as an artist for Destiny at Bungie Studios. His work is full of science fiction influences, and incredible spaces. For more of Adrian’s work take a look at his website, www.ghostorbit.com, or on Instagram @ghostorbit, and don’t forget to check out his Sagittarius piece in the upcoming Cosmos exhibition, opening October 30th!
For the COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck, Adrian illustrated a piece for the constellation Sagittarius. In the deck, it represents the Fool Card, and is a Fire Element.
Sagittarius rules the ninth house, the house of philosophy. One of the most unique qualities of Sagittarius is its dual nature: half human, with an ability to reason, ideals, and a quest for knowledge, and half horse, with an insatiable wanderlust, a restless nature, and a desire for independence. Sagittarius may wrestle with harmonizing both sides of their personality, however, those with the 9th sign are often able to find the connection that binds their contrasting personality traits through traveling and exploring new cultures. They learn how to employ their idealistic view through exploration. Sagittarius often spends time thinking about “why” and “how” things work on a grander scale, and they are not afraid to share their theories about life with anyone that will listen. Others will find it fun to brainstorm impossibly big concepts with them.
If Sagittarius appears in a reading, it is a great time for a new quest in which one may have time to reflect. This card indicates an opportunity to refresh one’s life philosophy through new experiences and travel.
When this card appears reversed, it indicates boredom with the routine, anxiety, and restlessness. A feeling of imprisonment or oppression may surface. This anxiety may manifest itself in several ways -- running from romantic commitment, stressing within a job that may seem mundane or repetitive, or even skirting responsibilities in favor of a spontaneous adventure. Shaking up routine will help satiate the desire to explore.
You can find out more information about this project on the Light Grey Website and pre-order the Tarot & Oracle Deck on the Light Grey Shop here:
http://shop.lightgreyartlab.com/product/pre-order-cosmos-tarot-oracle-deck
Thanks for your support!
The Chimney Sweep
Length: 01:00:36
Synopsis: On this week's podcast, Lindsay is convinced that those beloved chimney sweeps from Mary Poppins were on to something. Joined by Chris and Francesca, we discuss the art of making adjusts to ensure you enjoy what you do, the bizarre shapes that projects sometimes balloon into, and how sometimes you get to be a carefree chimney sweep, but once in a while you've got the be the stodgy old banker.
Show Notes:
Light Grey Art Camp - Ouray, Colorado
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck Pre-Order
Light Grey Game Night
Meet Cari Corene, another awesome artist featured in the upcoming Cosmos show! Cari is an illustrator currently living in Baltimore, MD who loves watercolor painting! To see more of Cari’s work take a look at her website (caricorene.com) and blog (storyofthedoor.tumblr.com) and be sure to come out and see the Hydra piece that she made for the upcoming Cosmos exhibition, opening October 30th!
For the COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck, Cari illustrated a piece for the constellation Hydra. In the deck, it represents the Seven Card, and is a Fire Element.
The Hydra is a near-indomitable foe from Greek mythology. This immense serpent had such hopelessly poisonous breath, and blood so virulent it’s smell alone meant certain death. The creature’s most notable feature was its many vicious heads that would double each time one was lost. This vile enemy represents the presence of overwhelming odds and incredibly destructive forces. At the end of Hydra’s story, Hercules managed overcome the beast, proving that even the most daunting tasks can be overcome with strength and perseverance.
In a reading, this card is about persevering against incredible odds. It’s all about surviving, not necessarily about winning, and certainly not about conquering. If one manages to be standing at the end of the battle, they have succeeded.
Reversed, this card symbolizes poisonous circumstances, powerful enemies, and a seemingly endless battle.
You can find out more information about this project on the Light Grey Website and pre-order the Tarot & Oracle Deck on the Light Grey Shop here:
http://shop.lightgreyartlab.com/product/pre-order-cosmos-tarot-oracle-deck
IT'S A NEW YEAR!!! Our newest creative travel trip will take you deep into the Rocky Mountains where we've rented a cabin on the outskirts of the tiny mountain town, Ouray, Colorado! Over the 5 days / 4 nights, participants will get to experience a new perspective through a mixture of creative chats, inspiring places, and the thrill of adventuring!
What better way to ring in the new year than with a couple personal "firsts!" This area is home to our favorite selection of secret winter gems such as the Ouray Ice Park, an assortment of natural Hot Springs, and the abandoned Ghost Towns of Ironton! Each day we'll visit one or two of the area's inspiring places and find plenty of time for discussing the themes of the day over hot meals and great company.
If you would like to join us for the upcoming Light Grey Art Camp to Ouray, Colorado, Submit your application here! Applications will be reviewed and accepted on a first come first serve basis, and all applications due December 1st. You can find more information about the program, travel options, and extra adventures on the Light Grey website here.
Do Math Your Own Way
Length: 01:02:04
Synopsis: On this week's podcast, Lindsay, Chris, Francesca, and Jenny talk about the decision to do things the way they're always done, or forging you own path. There are plenty of dangers, rewards, downfalls, and unforeseen consequences in every situation, and we discuss the ways we approach them, the perceptions of bucking the trend, and how the new becomes the norm.
Show Notes:
Mars Is Pretty Clean. Her Job at NASA Is to Keep It That Way. by Kenneth Chang
An Idiot Abroad
The Drop Box
The Price Philip Movement
Reading Tarot: Part 2
COSMOS Tarot & Oracle Deck Pre-Order
Light Grey Game Night
