Bryan Brinkman – giving up anonymity forever

About this episode

Bryan Brinkman discusses his journey from anonymity to creating meaningful art and connecting with communities.

from a twitter experiment to helping others throughout multiple communities, Bryan Brinkman is known for his delightfully thought out artworks. we talk about early computer experiences, meeting his wife, when I first found out about him and colors + symbolism. listen below or on your favorite podcast platform transcript available soon show notes below are things that were referenced in the episode #CirclePic Gordy film Candy Cane for Pranksy’s Advent Calendar symbolism throughout many pieces find Bryan Brinkman’s work on his website and twitter clip from Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (2009, season 1) Bryan and Ashley at the 2010 Florida Film Festival media event 10 years later they reconnected

People in this episode

Host: hue what where

Guest: Bryan Brinkman

Topics covered

• art
• anonymity
• community
• symbolism
• personal experiences

Keywords

• Bryan Brinkman
• artworks
• anonymity
• symbolism
• Twitter experiment
• Florida Film Festival
• Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

Books & works: Candy Cane for Pranksy’s Advent Calendar

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