Episode 2: Family, Mormonism, and Whiteness

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A Guide to Art, Activism, & Culture

The Aerogramme Center for Arts and Culture

13 episodes

4 days ago

The Aerogramme Center is pleased to present "A Guide To Art, Activism, & Culture" a podcast that delves into social issues seen in museums and in art collections today. We aim to focus on themes of decolonization, representation, and appropriation within the frameworks of art and activism. Stay up to date by following us on social media @aerogrammearts or visit our website by going to www.aerogramme.org. Hosted by Zoë Elena Moldenhauer

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Episode 2: Family, Mormonism, and Whiteness

A Guide to Art, Activism, & Culture

48 minutes 30 seconds

4 years ago

Episode 2: Family, Mormonism, and Whiteness

Today, I am sitting down with New Mexico based artist, Nicholas B. Jacobsen. Nicholas is 8th generation Mormon whose work seeks to unsettle the Mormon assumptions of masculinity, white supremacy, and capitalism, i.e. the foundations of U.S. culture.

View the artwork discussed in this episode: www.aerogramme.org/virtual-viewing-room/nicholas-b-jacobsen

Image Credit: Nicholas B. Jacobsen

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