Clever with Amy Devers

Ep. 169: Eames Institute’s Chief Curator Llisa Demetrios on the Power of Infinite Curiosity

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Apr 19, 2022
Growing up with Charles and Ray Eames meant curiosity was a family affair. Llisa Demetrios shares stories from her sculpting and archival work, the lessons behind the Eameses’ creative process, and how an online institute is opening their collection to future problem-solvers. Along the way: power tools, bronze, and why a so-called mistake might be the start of a better idea.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity
01:36 • 3min
3
Charles and Ray Eames - Great Grandparents
04:53 • 2min
4
I Love Borshed, but I Don't Like It at All
06:47 • 2min
5
What a Great Way to Engage With Your Grandchildren
08:57 • 2min
6
How Did Your Adolescence Feel Like Pressure?
11:24 • 2min
7
The Intentionality
13:39 • 5min
8
The Iterative Process in the Nisbandro Collection
18:35 • 2min
9
How Did You Become a Bronze Sculptor?
20:34 • 2min
10
The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity
22:27 • 2min
11
The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity
24:22 • 2min
12
Ray and Charles - The Five Lessons of Ray and Charles
25:55 • 2min
13
The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity Online
27:36 • 2min
14
The Beauty of the Website
29:30 • 2min
15
Oral History Storytelling at the Eins Institute
31:31 • 2min
16
I'm Always Learning From This Collection Everyday
33:16 • 4min
17
The Eames Institute - The Legacy of Your Grandparents
37:42 • 3min
18
What I Learned From Bors Story
40:48 • 2min
19
Are There No Failures, Only Misconceptions?
42:34 • 2min
20
What's the Process of Capturing People's Responses?
44:12 • 2min
21
The Borscht Story and the Toolkit
45:43 • 2min
22
Industrial Design - The Toolkit Is So Important
47:56 • 2min
23
Are You Taking Your Legacy to the Next Level?
49:33 • 2min
24
Having the Aha Moments
51:20 • 2min
25
Clever Podcast - Amy Divers
52:53 • 2min