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Art of Interference explores creative responses to climate change. We feature artists whose images, sounds, and performances encourage us to retune the relations of nature and technology, the human and the nonhuman. We ask climate scientists about their research and how it chimes with the interventions of contemporary artists. Additionally, we speak to activists, cultural critics, and policymakers about the need to develop a new ethics appropriate to our twenty-first century of planetary crises. In each episode, we discuss timely and untimely perspectives on how we, amid our human-made emergencies, may act in the world and allow this changing world to act on us. Our third season investigates different Earth materials--metals, minerals, rocks, soil, moss, or wood. How, we ask our guests, does organic and inorganic matter in all its elemental states and shapes inspire their artistic creativity? And in what way does their work challenge prevalent notions of agency and e
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Signup to Generate a PitchArt of Interference explores creative responses to climate change. We feature artists whose images, sounds, and performances encourage us to retune the relations of nature and technology, the human and the nonhuman. We ask climate scientists about their research and how it chimes with the interventions of contemporary artists.
Art of Interference is hosted by The AoI Collaboratory. The show has published 30 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Earth 8: (After) Coal 1" (24 September 2026, 58 minutes), "Earth 7: Grass" (21 August 2026, 51 minutes), and "Earth 6: Foraging" (22 July 2026, 58 minutes).
Art of Interference publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Art of Interference is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Art of Interference requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Art of Interference's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Art of Interference are Artists, Writers & Performers and Scientific Research & Development. Art of Interference has an arts audience.
The AoI Collaboratory hosts Art of Interference, an arts podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Episode #8
Host: Lutz Koepnick For more than a century, coal mining shaped everyday life on Svalbard, one of the world’s northernmost inhabited places. Now that era is coming to an end as the Norwegian government decided to shut...
Episode #7
Host: Jennifer Gutman On this episode of Art of Interference , we speak with British creative duo Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey about their pioneering grass portraits and the role of visual art in climate activism. We...
Episode #6
In this episode, we speak with New York–based artist Mary Mattingly about her work, including Swale , a floating food forest where people can freely gather berries, herbs, and other edible plants in a shared public...
Episode #5
Hosts: Tori Hoover and Emma Vendetta Salt: Homer called it “a divine substance.” Plato considered it as the element most dear to the gods, a distinction awarded for its central role in human life. Indeed, our bodies...
Episode #4
Host: Lutz Koepnick In today’s episode of Art of Interference we speak with Ursula Biemann, a Swiss artist based in Zurich. Her work over the last decades has explored forests in the Amazon and the Andes as critical...
Episode #3
Soil is the foundation of life, but how often do we recognize it as such? On this episode of the Art of Interference , we speak with visual artist Allie Horick about her soil quilts—works that stitch together earth from...
Episode #2
In this episode of Art of Interference , we explore the medium of wood as a means of rethinking traditional ideas of human and nonhuman being amid a world of planetary emergencies. “People are really more like wood than...
Episode #1
Lithium plays a key role in the green energy transition. Its extraction, however, comes at considerable costs for the environment and for local communities, particularly in the so-called lithium triangle in Argentina...
Art of Interference
Diné artist and photographer Will Wilson has been photographing hundreds of abandoned uranium mines and remediation site on the Navajo Nation over the last few years. In this episode, we speak with Will about this...
Episode #10
In this final episode of season 2, we talk with dancer and dance scholar Mariama Diagne about the art of “heavy hovering”—the ability of modern ballet and dance to teach us a different way of moving and being on Earth...
Episode #9
Smoke is a beautiful—yet sometimes strange, or even terrifying—phenomenon. In today’s episode, we explore how the mysterious qualities of smoke open up possibilities for exploration and better understanding of human...
Episode #8
“Wind, wind, wind. If you repeat the word wind often enough, then it will blow by itself.” These are the poetic words of this episode’s featured artist, Theo Jansen, who has spent the last three decades creating and...
Episode #7
Our air and atmosphere require 21% oxygen to sustain life as we know it. Human-induced climate change has put this ratio under pressure. In this episode of Art of Interference, we feature Santiago Sierra’s work 52...
Episode #6
Temperature regulation has become a deeply political issue in our boiling world. In this episode, we speak with London-based artist Susan Schuppli about her work on the violence of temperature and the inequities of...
Episode #5
“I am working very hard, although this morning... I was terrified to see that there was no fog, not even a wisp of mist: I was prostrate, and could see all my paintings done for, but gradually the fires were lit and the...
Episode #4
In this episode, we turn our attention to the carbon footprint of the contemporary art world. What can galleries and museums do to reduce their CO2 emissions? How do curators and museum directors rethink their...
Episode #3
In this episode of Art of Interference , we turn our attention to the larger-than-life cloud creations of Tomás Saraceno, an artist who creates cities in the clouds and flyable cloud sculptures as a way of imagining...
Episode #2
In this episode, we talk with Grammy-award winning fluteplayer Molly Barth about the relation of breath, contemporary flute music, and climate change. We also hear from pulmonologist Dr. Priya Balakrishnan about the...
Episode #1
In this first episode of our second season, we speak with three artists and scientists who reach out beyond the atmosphere of our planet in distress: astrophotographer Gerhard Huedepohl, photography historian Katerina...
Episode #2
Amie Esslinger’s site-specific installation Holding Impact is currently on display in Cohen Memorial Hall on the campus of Vanderbilt University. In this program we hear from Amie and from Amanda Hellman, the director...
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Professor of Intensive Care Medicine, Radio City Beer Works
SGI Ecological Restoration Chief, Southeastern Grasslands Institute
Executive Director of the North American Limousin Foundation, Pattern Computer/Strategic News Service
Climate Change Consultant, Citrus Sports and Apparel
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