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Heidi Zuckerman is a globally recognized voice in contemporary art and a passionate believer in how art can make life more better. On her podcast About Art, she has real, inspiring conversations with people she finds interesting—artists, collectors, creatives, and more—about their lives, their values, and why art matters. It’s about living artfully, seeing differently, and finding joy and connecti... more

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Elisa Nuyten is the founder and president of The Vega Foundation, a Toronto-based organization dedicated to supporting ambitious film and video art through commissioning, institutional collaboration, and long-term stewardship. Established in 2022, Ve... more

What does it take to shape a brand that resonates with an entire generation? Brieane Olson, CEO of Pacsun, joins Heidi Zuckerman to discuss creativity, cultural relevance, and values-driven leadership at one of the most influential youth lifestyle re... more

Mike Zuckerman is a cultural strategist, city builder, and humanitarian activist whose work is rooted in one central idea: regeneration.

Mike has designed and activated community-centered spaces all over the world—from temporary refugee settlements... more

Reinvention isn’t about starting over. It’s about listening—closely—to who you’re becoming.

In this episode of About Art, I speak with Lora Jakobsen about leadership before titles, creativity beyond the arts, and how community shapes both personal g... more

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Recent Guests

Elisa Nuyten
Canadian-based collector, patron, and president of The Vega Foundation
The Vega Foundation
Episode: Episode 202: Why Film Matters: How Elisa Nuyten Is Rewriting the Rules of Art Philanthropy
Brieane Olson
CEO of Pacsun, a California-inspired youth fashion and lifestyle brand
Pacsun
Episode: Episode 201: How Pacsun Stays Relevant: Brieane Olson on Gen Z, Culture, and Purpose
Lora Jakobsen
Chief Sustainability Officer at ZeroNorth, formerly involved in performing arts
ZeroNorth
Episode: Episode 199: The Art of Reinvention - with Lora Jakobsen
Joel Lubin
Managing director and co-head of the Motion Picture Group at CAA, avid collector
Creative Artists Agency
Episode: Episode 197: Art Gives Comfort - with Joel Lubin
Derek Fordjour
Interdisciplinary artist known for exploring themes of identity, memory, and community through layered visual language.
Episode: Episode 196: Art is Life - with Derek Fordjour
Katherine Bradford
Painter with studios in Brooklyn and Maine, known for her vibrant and emotional use of color.
Represented by Canada in New York and other galleries worldwide
Episode: Episode 195: What It Means to Paint a Life — with Katherine Bradford
Tokini Peterside-Schwebig
Founder and CEO of ART X Lagos
ART X Lagos
Episode: Episode 194: How Cultural Ecosystems Shape the Future of Art — with Tokini Peterside-Schwebig
Carla Fernández
A designer and cultural visionary based in Mexico City, known for preserving indigenous textile traditions and implementing fashion as cultural activism.
Episode: Episode 193: How Fashion Becomes Resistance — with Carla Fernández
Aindrea Emelife
Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Mowaa, Museum of West African Art
Mowaa, Museum of West African Art
Episode: 192. Aindrea Emelife

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Heidi Zuckerman
Heidi Zuckerman is a globally recognized voice in contemporary art, engaging with notable figures in the art world to explore meaningful conversations about art's impact on life. She is known for her insightful interview style and deep passion for the arts.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 144 ratings
  • An Excellent authentic journey that asks beautiful questions without preaching to know all answers

    I adore this podcast for its clarity of mission and its genuine warmth. As an artist, I deeply appreciate its inclusivity and the way it welcomes all perspectives with open arms. The intimacy and authenticity in the storytelling resonate profoundly with me—qualities I often crave in the art world, where the critical curatorial journey can sometimes feel alienating, even to those it claims to embrace. Having dedicated my entire life to making art across countless mediums, I’ve often felt like an ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LeopoldoLeopoldo
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast!

    Heidi’s guests are art world insiders who have had inspiring journeys in the art world and created incredible experiences for art, artists and audiences. She’s a great interviewer, curious, warm, engaged and genuinely interested in her guests. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Artist Mentor
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Interesting conversations

    I’m not an expert on art by any means. I listened to the episode with Lauren Haynes and loved hearing her take on what it’s like to work in museums, work with artists, and hear how art can have such a personal connection to people’s lives. So interesting!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MichelleInNYC
    United States2 years ago
  • Peace of art

    Heidi is a smart lady. I love the way she handle the interviews even with nasty artists she is elegant and positive. Her podcasts are work of art in their way. 👏❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @mahtab_painting
    United States2 years ago
  • Art matters. And so do the people talking about it.

    This podcast is completely lovely.

    Thank you, Heidi, for honoring that part of us that is putting pen to paper or brush to canvas with the hopes of making visible our magic.

    Your conversation reminds me how important this work is.

    Fondly,

    Rachel

    aka P. Marin

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rachel, aka P. Marin
    United States3 years ago

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The podcast is praised for its inclusivity and the variety of perspectives shared, making art more accessible to everyday audiences.
Many find the topics of discussion to be inspiring and relevant, connecting art to broader societal issues.
Listeners appreciate the warm, engaging interview style of the host, which fosters thoughtful conversations.
Some listeners note occasional technical issues affecting audio quality, which has led to mixed experiences in terms of production value.

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Episode 202: Why Film Matters: How Elisa Nuyten Is Rewriting the Rules of Art Philanthropy
Q: Why does art matter?
Art is fundamental to life, enriching our experiences and preventing a one-dimensional existence.
Episode 202: Why Film Matters: How Elisa Nuyten Is Rewriting the Rules of Art Philanthropy
Q: What kind of risks do you think are worth taking right now in the art world?
It's essential to assess whether it's the right moment for an artist to undertake a project, balancing risk with the potential for growth.
Episode 202: Why Film Matters: How Elisa Nuyten Is Rewriting the Rules of Art Philanthropy
Q: What advice would you have for people that are looking to get started?
Don't be afraid to engage in conversation with artists and creators, and to look for art in both distant and local places.
Episode 201: How Pacsun Stays Relevant: Brieane Olson on Gen Z, Culture, and Purpose
Q: What have you learned from listening to young people?
Olson emphasizes the importance of deep listening to connect with Gen Z and Gen Alpha, who see themselves as storytellers and prioritize mental health.
Episode 198: Art makes us feel less alone— with Josh Zuckerman
Q: How do you feel good about yourself in the face of rejection?
By learning to view rejection as a natural part of the process and understanding that sometimes roles aren't right for you, which helps maintain self-worth.

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Engaging conversations unfold around the significance of art in personal and societal contexts, featuring the insights of artists, curators, creators, and cultural strategists. Frequent discussions center on contemporary art, artistic identity, and the intersection of art and activism, showcasing a diverse range of perspectives that emphasize inclusivity and cultural engagement. Noteworthy themes include the importance of community in art, the exploration of beauty and societal standards, and the advocacy for underrepresented voices in the art world.

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1. Elisa Nuyten
2. Brieane Olson
3. Lora Jakobsen
4. Joel Lubin
5. Derek Fordjour
6. Katherine Bradford
7. Tokini Peterside-Schwebig
8. Carla Fernández

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