Women in the arts

  Niki de Ste Phalle. A feminist artistic revolution. This episode invites us to get to know an artist who advocated for women’s emancipation. Niki de Saint Phalle ( © The Waintrob Project for the Visual Arts, Inc.) https://www.uca.fr/women-in-the-arts-un-podcast-etudiant Credits :  Host : Camille PLANCHON Guest : Fantine VISSERIAS Logo : Isabelle MERAT Jingle : The Daisy Dolls

Happy International Women's Day! It’s us again! Here is the last article about season 4. We kept the best elements for the end: the visuals of season 4! Each season, the students create a new logo for the podcast. This year, we chose to do a minimalist but striking logo. We chose colours related to the colours used for the International Women’s Day, first of all purple. Isabelle is the creative member of the group, so after we brainstormed a bit she made several attempts before founding the current logo of season 4! One of our goals was to create stickers based on the logo for the launching event of season 4, which we succeeded to do thanks to this minimalist logo!   © Isabelle Merat Based on this artistic direction as well, we created posters, one poster for each episode:                     First poster: the breakdance episode Second poster: the photography episode.               ...

  Crush on Lola Frichet : Less control and more visibility for women in the music industry. We take a look at one musician’s campaign to get More Women on Stage. Lola Frichet ( © Stéphane REMAEL) https://www.uca.fr/women-in-the-arts-un-podcast-etudiant Credits :  Host : Fantine VISSERIAS Guest : Camille PLANCHON Logo : Isabelle MERAT Jingle : The Daisy Dolls

  Acting for change : women in the theatre. This episode is a retrospective of women on and behind the theatre stage from Antiquity to today. What had changed ? Emmanuelle Laborit ( © Mubi.com) https://www.uca.fr/women-in-the-arts-un-podcast-etudiant Credits : Host : Isabelle MERAT Guest : Lilou GRANDADAM MACÉ Logo : Isabelle MERAT Jingle : The Daisy Dolls

  Shedding light : when photography challenges clichés. This episode looks at Art and human rights through the lens of Laura Henno. How women are taking their place in the world of photography. Laura Henno ( © Mohamed BOUROUISSA) https://www.uca.fr/women-in-the-arts-un-podcast-etudiant Credits : Host : Estelle BECHADE Guest : Isabelle MERAT Logo : Isabelle MERAT Jingle : The Daisy Dolls

Here we are! It’s time to talk about the making of season 4! First things first, one thing you need to know is that we only had one month to create season 4 because, long story short, we are all very busy with our master’s degree and we had several projects to manage at the same time. The creation was intense but fun! To begin the season 4 project, we had discussions in class to define our roles and to plan the episodes. Indeed, a podcast seems very simple to do, but it needs quite a good organisation and retroplanning to prepare it in time!  Then, each of us worked on the episode we chose to write. We wrote, tested and corrected all the episodes in only two weeks! Meanwhile, Fantine and Isabelle worked on the logo and the posters of season 4, which will be the theme of another article. You wouldn’t think that I would give you all the information now, would you?  We recorded the episodes at the KAP, in the room dedicated to the recording of podcasts and radio shows. It...

  Breaking the mould : women in breakdance. A look at women in break dance, an art from the streets to the Olympics and beyond. B Girl India ( © Anniek MOLLE) B Girl Ami ( © 2024 Getty Images) https://www.uca.fr/women-in-the-arts-un-podcast-etudiant Credits :  Host : Fantine VISSERIAS Guest : Estelle BECHADE Logo : Isabelle MERAT Jingle : The Daisy Dolls

We are glad to announce the launch of season 4 of our podcast “Women in the Arts”! This year, you will hear about artists in breaking, photography, sculpture, theatre, and music: what a rich program! Maybe it’s time to do a little recap about the podcast?  Each year, we celebrate women’s rights on the 8th of March, the International Women’s Day. In relation to this day, the Université Clermont-Auvergne created the “Month of Equality and Fights Against Discriminations” (“le mois de l’égalité et des luttes contres les discriminations”), during which the university organises several actions and projects to shed a light on minorities and on the fights lead to gain rights and to change people’s mentalities. It is in this context that the podcast saw the light of the day!  Originally, this podcast is a project of students from the master’s degree Direction de Projets ou Établissements Culturels, in order to bear upon brilliant but relatively unknown women from the art and cult...