S2 E5: Marc Armitano Domingo

Landon and Christopher speak with artist and designer Simone Bodmer-Turner about how notions of “place” can shape the production and presentation of an artist's work. Along the way, we discuss Simone's prior exhibitions with Emma Scully Gallery and Matter Projects, her thoughtful approach to the digital space, and the recent launch of the second iteration of her studio. Follow us on Instagram: @abundancezine

Landon and Christopher speak with GQ Senior Fashion Writer Samuel Hine about what it means to be seen as an authority in one's field. Along the way, we explore the art history of runway show invites, the sage wisdom of Glenn O’Brien, Comme des Garçons  printed ephemera, trying to explain Demna’s work to non-fashion folks, the rise of the “secular monk,” and criticism’s descent into clickbait.Follow us on Instagram: @abundancezine

Landon and Christopher discuss the value and limitations of self-expression in artmaking, a topic which leads to meditations on reading “Moby Dick” to toddlers; the transcendent potential of bodega runs; the true meaning of the DIY ethos; the “lyrics or instrumental?” dilemma in songwriting; the role of self-reference in texts by Sontag, Hickey, and Schjeldahl; and formative lessons learned through teenage immersions in suburban punk scenes. Follow us on Instagram: @abundancezinewww.abundancezine.com

Landon and Christopher speak with New York painter Mathew Cerletty about the selective nature of seeing, the many meanings of portraiture, and the questionable value of sincerity in artmaking.

Landon and Christopher speak with New York-based artist and musician Marc Armitano Domingo about finding personal resonance in past traditions, turning one’s artistic practice into a thriving business, and bridging the gap between historical techniques and contemporary tastes. Join the conversation:Visit the Abundance Zine websiteFollow us on Instagram

Landon and Christopher speak with writer Rachel Tashjian about the distinctions between style and taste, fashion’s complex relationship to novelty, and the function of criticism in post-internet culture.Join the conversation:Visit the Abundance Zine websiteFollow us on Instagram

Landon and Christopher speak with designer Giancarlo Valle about balancing openness and intention, the drawbacks of specialization, and why uncertainty is key to impactful design. Join the conversation:Visit the Abundance Zine websiteFollow us on Instagram

Landon and Christopher speak with chef Flynn McGarry about balancing personal vision and public demand, the many meanings of sustainability, and the common ground between fine dining and fine art. 

Landon and Christopher speak with Marimekko’s Rebekka Bay about her unconventional career path, her unique approach to creative direction, and the longstanding bond between fashion and art.Learn more about Rebekka and Marimekko:Check out Marimekko’s websiteFollow Rebekka on InstagramLearn about Marimekko’s collaborative collection with LandonJoin the conversation:Visit the Abundance Zine websiteFollow us on Instagram

Landon and Christopher wrap up Season One with the help of Jesper Lund, creative director and co-founder of Office Magazine.Special thanks to Our Legacy for their generous support of this episode! Visit OurLegacy.com and follow @ourlegacy for details on their latest arrivals and projects.Learn more about Jesper:Follow him on InstagramCheck out Office MagazineFollow Office Magazine on Instagram Join the conversation:Visit the Abundance Zine websiteFollow us on Instagram