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Tempor Footnotes Podcast, Episode 19—Triple DipScott Shares his 2021 Plans and explains a new strategy that helps him cope with the fog of the present. We hope you enjoy this episode: www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-17-q4.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9

Tempor Footnotes Podcast, Episode 18—Partners & SonGina Dawson and Tom Marquet are the purveyors of Partners and Son  (https://www.partnersandson.com/), a comics shop and art exhibition space located in the heart of Philadelphia. Their latest exhibition, Extraction, is on view through the end of 2020. We hope you enjoy this episode: www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-18-partners-and-son.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9.

Tempor Footnotes Podcast, Episode 17—Q4None of us know what the future holds; we make sense of the uncertainty with a degree of unhinged optimism. What can be better said about being laid off than the way Don Draper said it? “You’ll tell them the next thing will be better because it always is.”We hope you enjoy this episode: www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-17-q4.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9.

Tempor Footnotes Podcast, Episode 16—Interior: Debate Night This episode could not be more timely. It is almost exactly four years to the day that our idea for Tempor Magazine started. Scott explains, "Today, I sat on the balcony and reflected on the past, present, and future. I had no clue that I would end up here and am just as puzzled about where I am heading."  To listen to this episode, click play. The accompanying exhibition, "Interior: Twenty Thousand Miles of Photographs for Tempor is on view at Bailey Contemporary Arts, October 2-December 22, 2020. We'll share some videos and photos of the installation later this week on our website and social media channels.We hope you enjoy this episode: https://www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-16-interior-debate-night.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9.

Tempor Footnotes Podcast Episode 15: American FlavoredIn this episode, we’d like to introduce Miles Huston. He is a Jersey City artist, designer, and curator, and holds an MFA from Yale University. His work has been featured in Reyes Projects and Cave in Detroit; at Gordon Robichaux in New York, and also at Princess, Adler Beatty, and Room East; in Night Gallery, Los Angeles, among others. Huston co-founded the artist-run space KNOWMOREGAMES (http://knowmoregames.com/) and is a member of the Gryorgy Kepes Panel Committee in Wellesley, MA. Please join us in welcoming Miles Huston to the podcast, we hope you enjoy this episode: https://www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-15-american-flavored.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag and Twitter @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9. 

Tempor Footnotes PodcastEpisode 14: Timed TicketIn this episode, we welcome Juliana Forero, an independent arts professional currently working as a consulting curator of contemporary art for the City of Pompano Beach, Florida, where she coordinates art exhibitions for Bailey Contemporary Arts, Historic Ali Cultural Arts, and the Pompano Beach Cultural Center. Forero holds a Ph.D. in Arts Education and a MA in Arts Administration, she has served on multiple cultural grant funding panels, providing feedback to hundreds of artists and arts organizations. During our conversation, we were able to talk about the numerous problems the arts are facing in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and the solutions that are being proposed to engage with the public safely. We were supposed to have an exhibition of photographic work back in April at Bailey Contemporary Arts, but it was rescheduled for this fall due to the pandemic. Please join us in welcoming Juliana Forero to the podcast, we hope you enjoy this episode: https://www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-14-timed-ticket.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag and Twitter @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9. 

Note: This episode was recorded on 5/15/20 before #blackouttuesday. As Marcy Harriell puts it, “This week was created to #AmplifyMelanatedVoices. We are instead being muted by a swath of black squares, and while it might read as solidarity, the only thing we see in our feed is ads.” There is no need not to have voices be heard or stories be told, so for that reason, we want to start posting these episodes so that we can move forward telling the stories from the people that we want to tell stories from. Here is the first of two podcasts that were recorded before the protests. Tempor Footnotes PodcastEpisode 13: Why are we Designing?We would like to introduce a brilliant designer and a good friend of ours, Jennifer Blanco. She is a graphic designer and creative director from Houston, Texas.  She has a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York, where she lived for many years and worked with various design teams—notably for Louise Fili, and in-house for the Museum of Modern Art. Jenn has also taught graphic design and has served as Vice President on the Board of Directors of AIGA Houston. For ten years, she has run the design and branding consultancy Field of Study with her partner and best friend, John Earles.  Together, they also operate Workhorse Printmakers, where they create custom letterpress print on antique presses.  Please join us in welcoming Jenn Blanco to the podcast, we hope you enjoy this episode: https://www.tempormag.com/footnotespodcast/episode-13-why-are-we-designing.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag and Twitter @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, consider making an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9. 

In this episode of Tempor Footnotes, I’d like to introduce one of my best friends and guardian angel, Julie Miller. She was a friend when I was a young kid leaving my nest in Texas for Boston back in 2004. She invited me to her parents’ house during my first holiday season away from home. When I got out of grad school, she got me a job as a security guard at the First Church of Christ Scientist World Headquarters. We worked there together for a little more than a year. We have kept in contact, and since 2017 she has been sailing boats across oceans. In November 2019, Julie Miller and Ken Johnson, left in a 40-foot catamaran named Painkiller from Mystic, Connecticut, with a plan to sail westward and arrive in New Zealand in time for the 2021 America’s Cup. They narrowly left Panama before the COVID-19 global shutdown. Currently, they reside in the makeshift sailing community, The Hotel California, docked along the shore of Pape’ete, Tahiti, along with the roughly 10,000 boats stranded around the world. Their story is beautifully cataloged on the website, http://www.sailingpainkiller.com. Please join me in welcoming Julie Miller to the podcast, I hope you enjoy this episode.ABOUT TEMPOR FOOTNOTES: Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode. You can follow us on Instagram @tempormag and Twitter @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, you can make an online donation at https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5acc23ca8a922dc7730476c9. 

In this episode of Tempor Footnotes, I'd like to welcome my friend Micah Malone. He is an artist, educator, and writer. He currently lives in Guangzhou, Southern China, with his wife and Cairo street dog, Dolly. We were able to discuss topics in education, technology, and our various experiences adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic.Tempor Footnotes Podcast is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright, and Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. Simon Mathewson of Nul Tiel Records composed the music for this episode.  You can follow us on Twitter @tempormag and Instagram @tempormag. If you’d like to support the show, follow this link to make a donation. Thank you again for listening. 

In a previous episode, Scott invited listeners to join the podcast. It was an open invitation to have a conversation and catch up. Of all the people who reached out, Carl, a longtime friend, was the first one to jump in—not only once, but twice, because of technical issues.Carl Gunhouse is a Brooklyn, NY-based photographer who's work has been featured in Vice, The New York Times, and Maximum Rock and Roll. You can learn about his work at https://www.lensculture.com/carl-gunhouse, and explore his writings on the site Searching for the Light. Gunhouse is also an educator and co-founder of Transmitter, a collaborative curatorial initiative based in Brooklyn, NY, focusing on programming that is multidisciplinary, international, and experimental. Thank you for listening. You can follow us on Twitter @tempormag and Instagram @temormag. Tempor Footnotes is a production of Studio WAC and Tempor Magazine. Our producer is Scott Cartwright. Jenny Lynn Weitz is our art director. The music for this episode was composed by Simon Mathewson/Nul Tiel Records.

An after-work happy hour has Scott and Jenny Lynn talk about their experiences with their child's education during the Covid-19 shutdown.

Scott has some announcements and an open invitation for you to join the conversation. Music by Simon Mathewson/Nul Tiel Records (http://nultielrecords.blogspot.com/) Bailey Contemporary Art Center (https://www.pompanobeacharts.org/baca) Learn more at Tempor (https://www.tempormag.com/) 

Scott and Jenny Lynn commute twelve feet from their workstations to have a drink and talk about their respective days. 

In this episode, Scott talks about loss and appreciation of life.

Scott and his family have developed their own hobbies to keep their spirits up during the shelter-in-place order.

As the coronavirus quarantine extends to a second full week, we adapted to a "new normal" and attempted to continue business as unusual.

During the coronavirus quarantine, Scott Cartwright—photographer, educator, designer, and publisher of Tempor Magazine—had some time to relax at home and discuss some of the issues happening worldwide with his wife and child.

Among chaos and fear, Scott Cartwright—photographer, educator, designer, and publisher of Tempor Magazine—went and overbought groceries.

Scott Cartwright—photographer, educator, designer, and publisher of Tempor Magazine—shares his thoughts on a Friday stroll while practicing social distance.