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Cerebral Women Art Talks Podcast

Phyllis Hollis
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The Cerebral Women media platform presents Cerebral Women Art Talks, a podcast that is an extension of @cerebral_women. Conversations offer insights into the visual art world from artists, mainly artists of color, and female artists who freely articulate what inspires their creativity. In addition, you'll hear interesting perspectives from dedicated art professionals who work with artists and the ... more

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Ep.278 Tahnee Lonsdale is an artist rendering emotional divinity through the use of layered oil paints and ethereal, intuitive compositions. Born in 1982 and raised in Sussex, UK, Tahnee attended the University of the Arts in London where she primari... more

Ep.277 Gustavo Nazareno is a Brazilian artist whose practice explores portraiture, spirituality, mythology, and Afro-Brazilian cultural traditions. Through painting and drawing, he investigates themes related to the African diaspora, the cosmologies ... more

Born in 1991 in Colombes, France, Johanna Mirabel is a French artist of French Caribbean descent living and working in Paris. A graduate of the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, she has developed a distinctive pictorial language at ... more

Ep.275 Boluwatife Oyediran (b. 1997, Ogbomoso, Nigeria) lives and works in Iowa City, USA. He holds an MFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design, where he was awarded the Presidential Fellowship. He is currently an MFA in fiction candida... more

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Gustavo Nazareno
Brazilian artist focusing on portraiture, spirituality, mythology, and Afro-Brazilian traditions
Independent artist
Episode: Gustavo Nazareno
Johanna Mirabel
French-Caribbean descent painter based in Paris
Galerie Nathalie Obadia
Episode: Johanna Mirabel
Boluwatife Oyediran
Artist and writer; multidisciplinary painter, photographer, and Substack writer; first African writer to receive the Sonny Mehta Fellowship in fiction at the Iowa Writers' Workshop
Self-employed / RISD alum; Inverted Blackness project
Episode: Boluwatife Oyediran
Siri Khandavilli
Multidisciplinary artist bridging traditional Indian painting with contemporary sculpture
Episode: Siri Devi Khandavilli
Rosson Crow
Artist featured on Cerebral Women Art Talks in Paris
Episode: Rosson Crow
David Smalling
Artist; painter influenced by old master painting and contemporary practice
Independent artist based in New York
Episode: David Smalling
Ruba Katrib
Chief Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs at MoMA PS1
MoMA PS1
Episode: Ruba Katrib
Ayotunde Ojo
Nigerian visual artist specializing in painting
Independent artist
Episode: Ayotunde Ojo
Chidy Wayne
Spanish Guinean artist working in painting and sculpture
Independent artist
Episode: Chidy Wayne

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Phyllis Hollis
Host of visually oriented conversations focusing on artists and art professionals, with a strong emphasis on artists of color and women.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 96 ratings
  • Calm and considerate

    I listened to the episode with Modou Dieng, when he was in Portland he was a mentor to so many people. You can’t underestimate the power of being a teacher and he did the work. Congrats Modou!

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    5
    Wwvvwwvwvw
    Belgium4 months ago
  • Top Tier

    I love this podcast! I just wrapped up the recent episode with Debra Cartwright and was marveling to myself at how beautiful the conversation was when I realized I’ve been s longtime listener but have yet to leave a review! Every conversation with artists, and art intellectuals, and the movers/shakers that make the art market run - every convo is always such a treat. I always look forward to these episodes. My own practice as an artist, student, and young collector has been enriched by this show... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elgrecono
    United States2 years ago
  • Great interviews!!

    Your podcast is so informative and entertaining! I relish in these smart and engaging stories that give me such a boost to follow my own art!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @Sarahallennielsen
    United States4 years ago
  • Well produced

    OK this host has a voice for radio. Lovely sound quality, subjects and conversations. highly reccommend for any arts enthusiasts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chaindigo
    United States5 years ago
  • Great conversations!

    Interesting guests and questions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mistywatercolormemories
    United States6 years ago

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Guests bring deep practice and clear insights into making and showing art.
The host crafts thoughtful, generous conversations that feel intimate and informed.
Really strong sound and interview quality, high production value.
The show shines a light on underrepresented artists and curatorial perspectives.

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Gustavo Nazareno
Q: When do the titles of the work enter the creative process?
Titles are not meant to define the work; they function as a poetry that pays homage to the painting and allow open interpretation, sometimes even opting for untitled pieces when symbolism provides a clearer guide.
Gustavo Nazareno
Q: Let's start with, how do you define your practice?
Nazareno describes himself as a painter first and foremost, a curious person, and an introvert whose inner world and storytelling emerge through drawing and painting. He emphasizes constructing a practical process to translate ideas into tangible imagery, while staying true to a conscious, consistent drive.
Boluwatife Oyediran
Q: What do you enjoy most about your practice?
He enjoys generating new ideas, executing them, and using interdisciplinary methods (interviews, photography, writing) to expand the scope and impact of his art.
Boluwatife Oyediran
Q: What are the most substantial challenges you face as an artist?
Finding good gallery representation and funding are persistent challenges that affect the scope and execution of ambitious projects like the calendar of Black immigration history.
Boluwatife Oyediran
Q: How do your practices as a writer and painter inform and influence one another?
Writing and painting are evolving but interconnected; initially interwoven in a single project, he later separated them to pursue distinct tracks—writing through a MFA path at Brown and then Iowa—while keeping cross-pollination as a goal.

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A visually-driven interview series that centers artists of color and women, exploring creative practice across painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, and curatorial perspectives. Episodes routinely unpack how personal history, diaspora, and place shape work, with conversations ranging from studio process and materials to funding, representation, and institutional dynamics. Noteworthy is a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary practice, cross-cultural exchange, and leadership inside the art world, often featuring artists, curators, and museum professionals who push boundaries and rethink traditional narratives.

Listeners are likely drawn to thoughtful, methodical explorations of making and showing art, with a global sensibility and a fo... more

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2. Johanna Mirabel
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4. Siri Khandavilli
5. Rosson Crow
6. David Smalling
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