Our Shared Field
What does it mean to truly collaborate? How do we find shared meaning? How can we create, together?
“Our Shared Field” is a podcast project that seeks to answer these questions by bringing together artists with people from other fields to talk about the overlaps of their respective work. Over the course of three episodes, we meet two guests, interviewing them individually about their work, before sitting down together on the third episode to have a shared conversation. In the gaps between fields, new things can emerge.
Produced and hosted by Austen Camille.
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