Ocean School Podcast
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This a the podcast for the temporary Open Art School called “Ocean School,” created by the art collective Ocean School Collective (OSC) as part of their 2025 Goetemann Environmental/Installation Artist Residency at the Ocean Alliance on Rocky Neck in Gloucester, Massachusetts from September 4th to September 28, 2025, sponsored by the Rocky Neck Art Colony.
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The podcast emphasizes environmental art and philosophical engagement, focusing on topics such as ocean thinking and the intersection of art with ecological ethics, with episodes encouraging listeners to rethink their relationships with natural spaces, like the inaugural episode that outlines the collective's vision and the second episode that features an introduction to ocean thinking by artist-philosopher Kate Farrington.
This a the podcast for the temporary Open Art School called “Ocean School,” created by the art collective Ocean School Collective (OSC) as part of their 2025 Goetemann Environmental/Installation Artist Residency at the Ocean Alliance on Rocky Neck in Gloucester, Massachusetts from September 4th to September 28, 2025, sponsored by the Rocky Neck Art Colony.
This is the third episode of Ocean School, the temporary open art school created by the art collective Ocean School Collective (OSC) as part of their 2025 Goetemann Environmental/Installation Artist Residency sponsored by the Rocky Neck Art Colony at the Ocean Alliance on Rocky Neck in Gloucester, Massachusetts from September 4th to September 28, 2025, In this episode, artist-philosopher Kate Farrington, Ph.D. (whose title at OSC is “Chief Curriculum Officer”) engages in a far-ranging conversation with two other philosophers, Ocean School Collective (OSC) member María Patricia Tinajero, Ph.D. (whose title at OSC is “Chief Value Officer”), and Dominique Walmsley, Ph.D., LMHC, a Seattle-based psychotherapist with training in architecture and philosophy. María Patricia and Dominique share excerpts of recent writing, bringing a rich and open depth of thinking to Ocean School. For more information on the speakers, please visit: www.seattlemindcounseling.com; www.katefarrington.org; https://www.wormfarminstitute.org/programs/current/walking/wtzine25; and https://brill.com/display/book/9789004731943/BP000034.xml.
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