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Show Notes:
1:40 Markevitch’s background as an Impressionist and Modernist expert
3:30 democratization of art like the music industry
4:30 accessibility of art and how art makes us feel
5:20 unfairness of the art industry’s elitist approach
8:00 Emily Gould-inquiry on how to bring more people into the art world
10:00 art world representative’s narrow perspective on criteria to be an artist
12:45 Markevitch’s creative prompts on YouTube and Instagram
14:00 Markevitch’s perspective on AI and art
17:25 Picasso’s mantra that “bad artists copy” and “good artists steal” and his style appropriation from African art
19:05 Astrologist Neil deGrasse Tyson’s perspective on art and AI
21:45 ikonoTV and its purpose to share a feeling
23:00 the Slow Art Movement
28:25 Gould’s inquiry about the experience of art online versus with community
29:00 Philosopher Walter Benjamin’s 1935 essay, “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”
30:00 feedback about ikono.tv that includes giving individuals courage to go to museums
34:15 placing art in hospitals
37:55 launch of ikono’s meditation app: slow, feel the calm
38:55 ikono.tv’s “projects we love” page, including an art survey app to develop your “emotional garden” about an event, Sentiko.app
50:00 future of ikonoTV to include all films that feature art
51:45 legacy that Markevitch hopes to be making with her work: to bring art to the people
52:30 Markevitch’s view on the power of art: “Art is what makes us human.”
53:30 Markevitch’s inspiration
54:00 how Markevitch defines justice
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Music by Toulme.
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