As we are wrapping up the third season of the podcast, we’d like to share with you a short bonus episode, recorded at the gym.
We talked about our relationship to exercise and understanding of our limits. We also discussed failure, body-work and writing via Kathy Acker, and writing as a physical experience.
If you have feedback we’d love to receive your email at ihopethismessagefindsyouwell@gmail.com; you can also follow us on Instagram @ihopethismessage. The jingle was made by the artist Natalia Solzano and sound engineering by Nick Thomas. Graphic design by Christophe Clarijs.
The episode was recorded in March 2024.
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As we are wrapping up the third season of the podcast, we’d like to share with you a short bonus episode, recorded at the gym.
We talked about our relationship to exercise and understanding of our limits. We also discussed failure, body-work and writing via Kathy Acker, and writing as a physical experience.
If you have feedback we’d love to receive your email at ihopethismessagefindsyouwell@gmail.com; you can also follow us on Instagram @ihopethismessage. The jingle was made by the artist Natalia Solzano and sound engineering by Nick Thomas. Graphic design by Christophe Clarijs.
The episode was recorded in March 2024.
I Hope This Message Finds You Well, Sarmad (S2/Ep3)
I Hope This Message Finds You Well
54 minutes 13 seconds
3 years ago
I Hope This Message Finds You Well, Sarmad (S2/Ep3)
I Hope This Message Finds You Well is a podcast on curating hosted by Kris Dittel and Eloise Sweetman. In this episode we talk to the three core members of Sarmad: Alireza Abbasy, Golnar Abbasi, and Arvand Pourabbasi.
Sarmad is an independent, non-profit interdisciplinary platform for research, publishing, collective thinking, and education in the fields of art, architecture and design. In this episode we discuss editorial practices and their possible links to curating, how curating can be understood as a way of redistributing resources; navigating relationships towards audiences and funding bodies; and the work of making space for others.
The episode was recorded in October 2021.
If you have feedback we’d love to receive your email at ihopethismessagefindsyouwell@gmail.com; you can also follow us on Instagram @ihopethismessage and find us on SoundCloud @ihopethismessage. The jingle was made by the artist duo Momu & No Es and sound engineering by Nick Thomas. Graphic design by Christophe Clarijs.
Show notes:
https://sarmadmagazine.com/
https://worknot.info/
Golnar Abbasi https://golnarabbasi.com/
Alireza Abassy https://eyneyneyn.com/
Sarmad Fiction Writing Club https://sarmadmagazine.com/about-fiction-writing-club-2
Fiction Writing Club 2021 Collection https://sarmadmagazine.com/Fiction-club-2021
Fictioning Comfort project at Showroom Mama https://thisismama.nl/en/events/home-en/fictioning-comfort/
Fictioning Comfort, online platform http://www.fictioningcomfort.space/
People mentioned in this episode:
Tomi Hilsee
Bik van der Pol
Institutions mentioned in this episode:
Showroom MAMA
I Hope This Message Finds You Well
As we are wrapping up the third season of the podcast, we’d like to share with you a short bonus episode, recorded at the gym.
We talked about our relationship to exercise and understanding of our limits. We also discussed failure, body-work and writing via Kathy Acker, and writing as a physical experience.
If you have feedback we’d love to receive your email at ihopethismessagefindsyouwell@gmail.com; you can also follow us on Instagram @ihopethismessage. The jingle was made by the artist Natalia Solzano and sound engineering by Nick Thomas. Graphic design by Christophe Clarijs.
The episode was recorded in March 2024.
