Alex Dodge's guest appearances

Alex Dodge

Deep Color

Sound & Vision

Today's the Day

The Vance Crowe Podcast

The Quiz Box

Ryan Wallace

Yevgeniya Baras

Eric White

Lauren Luloff

Andrew Kuo

Sara Greenberger Rafferty

Elise Ferguson

Hilary Pecis

Jason Logsdon

Lacy Hunt

Temple Grandin

Mike Weaver

Michael Vassar

Jamey Stegmaier

Michael Levin

OwlTail

Visual artist Alex Dodge lives and works in Brooklyn, New York and Tokyo, Japan. His studio practice has consistently explored the promise of technology as it intersects with and shapes human experience. His work is deftly located between new media and traditional fine art disciplines including painting, printmaking, and sculpture. His work is in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. He holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design (BFA Painting) and New York University, Interactive Telecommunication Program (MPS).I spoke to Alex about early days in his noise band, figuring out how to make paintings, working in a gallery, going back to school and much more. Why I Make Art. the book based on the Sound &amp; Vision podcast is now available. Many thanks to all those who have preordered the book. It’s 336 pages filled with quotes by the many artists on this podcast, words of wisdom, features on 30 artists, some of the guest book artist sketches, color images of the work an introduction by Hrishikesh Hirway of the Song Exploder podcast. It’s out on Atelier Editions, distributed by Artbook DAP and available on their websites as well as Amazon, Target, Barnes &amp; Noble and other p[laces you can get books. It’s 25 dollars and in my opinion well worth it. Order a copy today. You can find it at atelier-editions.com or artbook.com.

Visual artist Alex Dodge lives and works in Brooklyn, New York and Tokyo, Japan. His studio practice has consistently explored the promise of technology as it intersects with and shapes human experience. His work is deftly located between new media and traditional fine art disciplines including painting, printmaking, and sculpture. His work is in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. He holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design (BFA Painting) and New York University, Interactive Telecommunication Program (MPS). I spoke to Alex about early days in his noise band, figuring out how to make paintings, working in a gallery, going back to school and much more. Why I Make Art. the book based on the Sound &amp; Vision podcast is now available. Many thanks to all those who have preordered the book. It’s 336 pages filled with quotes by the many artists on this podcast, words of wisdom, features on 30 artists, some of the guest book artist sketches, color images of the work an introduction by Hrishikesh Hirway of the Song Exploder podcast. It’s out on Atelier Editions, distributed by Artbook DAP and available on their websites as well as Amazon, Target, Barnes &amp; Noble and other p[laces you can get books. It’s 25 dollars and in my opinion well worth it. Order a copy today. You can find it at <a href="http://atelier-editions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">atelier-editions.com</a> or <a href="http://artbook.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">artbook.com</a>.

Alex Dodge is an international artist who's work ranges from painting to prints and he plans much of his work in Virtual Reality.  Alex joined Vance Crowe in Virtual Reality to do a tour of some works of art that are particularly important to them. 00:00 Start00:31 Introduction to Alex Dodge and VR Museum4:57 Bruno Luchesi13:40 David Hammons: Pray for America26:44 Claude Monet: Water Lilies31:44 Diego Velázquez: Juan de Pareja36:36 Fernando Botero: Doll42:03 Philip Guston: Painting, Smoking, Eating52:41 Ansel Adams: Yosemite01:04:28 Cynthia Talmadge: Frank E. Campbell01:11:00 John Martin: Sadak in Search of the Waters of Oblivion01:17:55 Stuart Sherman: Performance Artist01:25:13 Terry Redlin: Bountiful Harvest01:32:47 Isamu Gakiya:01:39:18 Alex Dodge: Come Walk With Me01:51:40 Alex Dodge: Nigel, Infinite Recursion (NaN)02:00:36 Virtual Reality Museum Experience

Alex Dodge is an international artist who's work ranges from painting to prints and he plans much of his work in Virtual Reality.  Alex joined Vance Crowe in Virtual Reality to do a tour of some works of art that are particularly important to them. 00:00 Start 00:31 Introduction to Alex Dodge and VR Museum 4:57 Bruno Luchesi 13:40 David Hammons: Pray for America 26:44 Claude Monet: Water Lilies 31:44 Diego Velázquez: Juan de Pareja 36:36 Fernando Botero: Doll 42:03 Philip Guston: Painting, Smoking, Eating 52:41 Ansel Adams: Yosemite 01:04:28 Cynthia Talmadge: Frank E. Campbell 01:11:00 John Martin: Sadak in Search of the Waters of Oblivion 01:17:55 Stuart Sherman: Performance Artist 01:25:13 Terry Redlin: Bountiful Harvest 01:32:47 Isamu Gakiya: 01:39:18 Alex Dodge: Come Walk With Me 01:51:40 Alex Dodge: Nigel, Infinite Recursion (NaN) 02:00:36 Virtual Reality Museum Experience

#261 | Artist Alex Dodge Returns! Virtual Reality Museum Tour 

Alex Dodge makes vibrant oil paintings that rely on technology and printmaking techniques. Alex talks about his multi-layered process, building his own tools, virtual and physical spaces, patterns, balancing control and chance, and a desire to make physical objects that endure.

Alex Dodge makes vibrant oil paintings that rely on technology and printmaking techniques. Alex talks about his multi-layered process, building his own tools, virtual and physical spaces, patterns, balancing control and chance, and a desire to make physical objects that endure.

Alex Dodge - Episode 30

Teacher and local improver Alex Dodge came by to borrow a coat I have, so I made him sit down for an interview.  I think we did a pretty good job of solving all of the problems facing arts and education. You're welcome, world!