In short
Chanel Connects Season 6 travels through arts and culture, featuring conversations filmed in galleries and iconic venues worldwide, with a focus on Latin America’s “sacred chaos” and how performance art and music intersect with place and identity.
Guest backgrounds
No specific guests are named or profiled in the provided transcript. The host is Yana Peele.
Key claims
The season brings “thrilling conversations” about arts and culture; Latin America is framed as a distinctive environment for exploring cultural expression; performance art can be exemplified by Daft Punk and “robots.”
Notable examples
“Daft Punk and the robots” as performance art; references to “Berguine or Berlin Philharmonic” and “sacred chaos” in Latin America.
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Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00The latest season of Chanel Connects has hit the road to bring you thrilling conversations about arts and culture in galleries and iconic venues around the globe. For me, Latin America, there are these places of sacred chaos. This is where I need to check if Lina is more Berguine or Berlin Philharmonic. Daft Punk and the robots, it was really performance art. So join me, Yana Peele, on Chanel Connects, watch on YouTube and listen wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you.
From the publisher
CHANEL Connects, the flagship arts and culture podcast, returns with a series of conversations recorded live around the world.
From LACMA in Los Angeles to Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof and Fondation Beyeler in Basel, Season 6 connects pioneers across cities and disciplines to discuss what inspires them today and excites them about tomorrow.
The new season features Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter alongside globally renowned artists Sarah Sze, Julie Mehretu, David Salle, and Linder Sterling, as well as some of the most exciting names emerging today: choreographer Andrea Peña, designer Bárbara Sánchez-Kane, and artists Ayoung Kim, Emeka Ogboh, and Pol Taburet—all winners of the CHANEL Next Prize.
Presented by Yana Peel, President of Arts, Culture & Heritage at CHANEL, new episodes are released weekly from July 14.
