Cali Thornhill Dewitt's guest appearances

Cali Thornhill Dewitt

The Undergang Armchair

JOYCE: Live Curiously 

LDWN Podcast

Counter Statement Podcast

Robert McNally

Stig Stasig

Eva Stenram

Johan Norling

Thomas Øvlisen

Kasper Eistrup

Rune Bosse

Kirsten Dehlholm

John Copeland

Rasmus Høj Mygind

Jonas Liveröd

Matthias Borello

Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos

Sean Naftel

Albert Elm

OwlTail

Saint Mxxxxxx

Fraser Cooke

Arthur Bray

"Are you driving the bus? Are you the passenger?" How do you drive creativity forward ? Join the journey across three time zones with DJ and cultural commentator Arthur Bray as he speaks to artist and Saint Mxxxxxx designer Cali Thornhill DeWitt and Nike's “gatekeeper of hype” Fraser Cooke about languishing in a post pandemic state. DeWitt talks about his symbiotic relationship with Tokyo-based design partner Yuta Hokusawa of Readymade. His metaphor of “filling up the tank” via real life experiences is intuitive to his creative workflow, a practice which he's had to maintain given that he and Yuta work remotely from one another. Likewise, Cooke muses about the challenges of being a creator in a static setting. “Things that were 3-dimensional have gone to 2-dimensions," says Cooke whose creative compass is reliant on discovery from the fringes of subculture. These multi-hyphenate creatives explore the current state of the arts, discuss topics of social validation and share their own inspirations  at a time when the world is seemingly on pause.  Whether it’s connecting the dots in the Nike universe for Cooke or DeWitt creating artwork based on a do-as-you-please manner, intuition and business acumen have both played crucial parts in the success of both their careers.  While the trio may kick off the roundtable conversation in a restless and suspended state, in the end, their unbounded creativity drives them forward in their endeavours. As our own lives become more curated, this conversation reminds us to exercise "disruption" as a way to question the status quo.

"Are you driving the bus? Are you the passenger?" How do you drive creativity forward ? Join the journey across three time zones with DJ and cultural commentator Arthur Bray as he speaks to artist and Saint Mxxxxxx designer Cali Thornhill DeWitt and Nike's “gatekeeper of hype” Fraser Cooke about languishing in a post pandemic state. DeWitt talks about his symbiotic relationship with Tokyo-based design partner Yuta Hokusawa of Readymade. His metaphor of “filling up the tank” via real life experiences is intuitive to his creative workflow, a practice which he's had to maintain given that he and Yuta work remotely from one another. Likewise, Cooke muses about the challenges of being a creator in a static setting. “Things that were 3-dimensional have gone to 2-dimensions," says Cooke whose creative compass is reliant on discovery from the fringes of subculture. These multi-hyphenate creatives explore the current state of the arts, discuss topics of social validation and share their own inspirations  at a time when the world is seemingly on pause.  Whether it’s connecting the dots in the Nike universe for Cooke or DeWitt creating artwork based on a do-as-you-please manner, intuition and business acumen have both played crucial parts in the success of both their careers.  While the trio may kick off the roundtable conversation in a restless and suspended state, in the end, their unbounded creativity drives them forward in their endeavours. As our own lives become more curated, this conversation reminds us to exercise "disruption" as a way to question the status quo.

Live Curiously: Cali Thornhill DeWitt (Saint Mxxxxxx) and Fraser Cooke in conversation with Arthur Bray

This week we have a man who’s production exists outside of any single plane of work, it’s Cali Thornhill Dewitt y’all. He has run an independent record label, he makes clothes, worked as a nanny for Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love, and of course, is an artist in his own right. He’s a hard guy to pin down, and he’s a very thoughtful man, so it was a pleasure to hear about his work in all of it’s forms and the reasoning behind it in his own words. We were indeed lucky enough to get a hold of him last week to talk about his new show, 29 Flags, which is currently hanging at Eighteen, the new sister gallery of our friends at V1 Gallery. it’s a heavy show, and it’s most certainly worth going to visit, especially because photos can’t do the install justice. We suggest you go on a quiet day and stand among the works he has made. Enjoy our talk! www.undergang.net

This week we have a man who’s production exists outside of any single plane of work, it’s Cali Thornhill Dewitt y’all. He has run an independent record label, he makes clothes, worked as a nanny for Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love, and of course, is an artist in his own right. He’s a hard guy to pin down, and he’s a very thoughtful man, so it was a pleasure to hear about his work in all of it’s forms and the reasoning behind it in his own words. We were indeed lucky enough to get a hold of him last week to talk about his new show, 29 Flags, which is currently hanging at Eighteen, the new sister gallery of our friends at V1 Gallery. it’s a heavy show, and it’s most certainly worth going to visit, especially because photos can’t do the install justice. We suggest you go on a quiet day and stand among the works he has made. Enjoy our talk! <a href="http://www.undergang.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.undergang.net</a>

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