Phil Rabovsky explores "the possibility of there being a future" in this podcast, which considers the world of today and the world yet to come through the lens of art and money.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Visual ArtsArts |
How do you make a living as an artist when the big platforms price your work at zero? How do you get your big break when all the institutions that used to discover young artists have been decimated by the tech monopolies? In this episode, I talk to e... more
In this conversation with Paris-based painter Thomas Agrinier, we discuss his dynamic figurative paintings—which mix a powerful classicism with contemporary textural and cartoon-like effects—as well as the experience of splitting your time between th... more
On a recent walk to the Museo de Bellas Artes in protest-ravaged Santiago de Chile, I try to respond to all the work I see through the lens of this question: who does art speak to? more
Can art really create political change? What are the conditions that make this possible if and when it happens? What are the social ingredients that make for good art scenes? ...and what the hell was up with the DNC last year? In a sobering interview... more
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This podcast is deeply insightful and intellectual, and at the same time very accessible to those without a strong background in the arts. Phil's ideas are incredibly clear and well-structured, inviting the listener to think in-depth about societal structures and expectations while learning more about the world of fine arts.
Phil maps out the problems that many of us have felt or observed in the contemporary art world in a far more articulate way than most of us could. What more, by illustrating theory with real life examples, he makes these criticisms accessible to those who are new to the discussion / listeners from outside the field. The podcasts will be a great jumping point for anyone wishing to ruminate on the status of art/artists in our advanced capitalist society, and - potentially - to imagine alternative ... more
Really good podcast. It gives a quite complete panorama of the subject at hand without getting lost into unnecessary details or succumbing to generalizations. It’s a good intro both to the sociology of art. It allows you to discover the role of art and culture in society through art you might discover or rediscover. The rhythm is good, and there’s a real flow to the podcast that makes it easy to follow. It’s a digestible podcast that you can comfortably listen to on the go or while cooking. Defi... more
The world is in need of change, including our views and actions around art. Phil's perspective is fresh and inspiring.
Phil has found a way to approachably break down complex subject matter in a way that's both understandable and revelatory. Rich in depth but explained in a bed side manner devoid of pretention. I look forward to more analysis from his curious mind.
Apple Podcasts | #240 | United States/Arts/Visual Arts |
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