Nia Mora's guest appearances

Nia Mora

Beyond the Paint with Bernadine

I mean... Can we discuss?

Fine Tuning w/ Markus Maticic

John Kelly

Agnes Martin

Carrie Mae Weems

Liezel Strauss

Marika Lindholm

Jackson Pollock

Brian Dettmer

Andy Warhol

Salvador Dali

Napoleon Bonaparte

Elizabeth Murray

Dan Flavin

Sol LeWitt

Catherine Opie

Arthur Dove

OwlTail

Elizabeth Catlett

Elizabeth Catlett was a black, female artist, sculptor and printmaker. She was best known for her depictions of the African-American experience which often focused on the female experience. Her granddaughters Ife and Nia Mora are extension of Catlett's deep and resonant legacy. In this episode we explore the ways Catlett's work, practice and social activism shape and inspired the lives of her granddaughters. We talk art, activism, motherhood, resilience, self and intergenerational healing and Catlett's passion for cooking Mexican and Black Soul food recipes for gatherings..Go to www.beyondthepaint.net to view art works discussed and links/bios of Ife Mora, somatic healer and Nia Mora, celebrated chef. IG profiles: @ife.mora  @niamora1.I produced two additional episodes celebrating Elizabeth Catlett: Episode #144 and #150, available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Elizabeth Catlett was a black, female artist, sculptor and printmaker. She was best known for her depictions of the African-American experience which often focused on the female experience. Her granddaughters Ife and Nia Mora are extension of Catlett's deep and resonant legacy. In this episode we explore the ways Catlett's work, practice and social activism shape and inspired the lives of her granddaughters. We talk art, activism, motherhood, resilience, self and intergenerational healing and Catlett's passion for cooking Mexican and Black Soul food recipes for gatherings. . Go to <a href="http://www.beyondthepaint.net" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.beyondthepaint.net</a> to view art works discussed and links/bios of Ife Mora, somatic healer and Nia Mora, celebrated chef. IG profiles: @ife.mora @niamora1 . I produced two additional episodes celebrating Elizabeth Catlett: Episode #144 and #150, available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Episode 158: Ife and Nia Mora: A Conversation with the Granddaughters of artist Elizabeth Catlett

Poets Nia Mora and Hattress Barbour III join the podcast to perform their poetry and share inspirations and developing their writing and passions. Recorded at Chiller Sound in New York City, Mora and Barbour perform throughout the NYC art scene. Mora released a book of poems which can be ordered through niamora.net. Follow her on Instagram @poetniamora. Barbour can be found @iam_hattress on Instagram.

Poets Nia Mora and Hattress Barbour III join the podcast to perform their poetry and share inspirations and developing their writing and passions. Recorded at Chiller Sound in New York City, Mora and Barbour perform throughout the NYC art scene. Mora released a book of poems which can be ordered through <a href="http://niamora.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">niamora.net</a>. Follow her on Instagram @poetniamora. Barbour can be found @iam_hattress on Instagram.

Fine Tuning - Ep#7: Nia Mora And Hattress Barbour III

During the interview of Nia Mora, alongside Lyn Patterson, founder of Can we discuss poetry club, we get into various topics. Topics including self-publishing, finding your passion after a 12 year break, the emotions behind Nia’s poetry collection and performances as a black woman, along with some marital conversations. It’s a relaxed interview amongst poets who developed a friendship over the gram. Be sure to follow nia mora on Instagram under @poetniamora and twitter and purchase her book on Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Join the poetry club on Instagram @canwediscusspoetry for future poetry reads and become a part of a growing community. Remember to subscribe and leave a review to help others gain some insightful information from these interviews. Let’s root each other up.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/support

During the interview of Nia Mora, alongside Lyn Patterson, founder of Can we discuss poetry club, we get into various topics. Topics including self-publishing, finding your passion after a 12 year break, the emotions behind Nia’s poetry collection and performances as a black woman, along with some marital conversations. It’s a relaxed interview amongst poets who developed a friendship over the gram. Be sure to follow nia mora on Instagram under @poetniamora and twitter and purchase her book on Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Join the poetry club on Instagram @canwediscusspoetry for future poetry reads and become a part of a growing community. Remember to subscribe and leave a review to help others gain some insightful information from these interviews. Let’s root each other up. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/support</a>

Interview with author and poet of She’s Come Undone, Nia Mora.