Ariel Loh on Creating the Spaces We Need
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Ariel Loh on Creating the Spaces We Need
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What happens after you win a Grammy?
For Ariel Loh and me, the award wasn't an ending—it became the beginning of a much bigger mission.
In this episode of Artivism, we explore how a chance encounter at a queer music gathering led to our Grammy-winning collaboration on Deliver, and how that experience transformed the way we think about art, identity, community, and purpose.
Ariel shares her journey through transition, founding the Trans Music Archive, preserving LGBTQ+ musical history, and creating spaces where artists can truly belong.
If you've ever felt alone as a creative or wondered how your work can make a lasting impact, this conversation is for you.
Topics include:
- Winning the Harry Belafonte Best Song for Social Change Grammy
- Creativity and community
- Building the Trans Music Archive
- Life after major success
- Music as activism
- Preserving culture through art
- Identity and authenticity
- The future of independent artists
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Creators & Guests
- Ariel Loh - Guest
- Winston Studios - Producer
- Carlos Anthony Lopez - Designer
- Iman Jordan - Host