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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsVisual ArtsSociety & Culture | ||||

An episode dedicated to Yayoi Kusama: arguably the most famous artist in the world and yet among the most indefinable, elusive, and transformative. Helen Molesworth is joined by scholar Jennifer DeVere Brody, art critic Johanna Fateman, and curator C... more
Helen Molesworth speaks to art historian and culture critic Jonathan Crary, whose recent books Scorched Earth and 24/7 constitute both a polemic against what he calls the “internet complex”—and a diagnosis of where society is now.
Jonathan Crary is ... more
With higher education facing existential threat under the current administration, Helen Molesworth speaks to art historian, critic, and educator Darby English about the difficulties of understanding this precise moment and the importance of discourse... more
On the occasion of Joan Mitchell’s centennial year, Helen Molesworth speaks to artist Julie Mehretu and poet Eileen Myles about what Mitchell’s life and work means to them.
Julie Mehretu, (b. 1970, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) is an artist who lives and w... more
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OMG this has to be the MOST boring podcast I have ever heard! And I listen to NPR 10 hrs a day! Speciflcally "How Picasso was sold to America" episode. -Pierre Bourdieu on taste you don't say, how thrilling!! Snore!
It's like a throwback to the days when shows would interview amazing guest such as AFL-CIO chairman George Meany discussing collective bargaining agreements (and weither or not there is a labor crisis...depending on what you mean by crisis. -your life is less rich if you don't get ... more
I love your show , and I am a huge fan of Helen. She is just the best.
Please keep doing this work.
I love it especially when you interview artists . Especially because the content is rich and detailed. Not the usual fluff
Bravo !!
I always look forward to when a new episode drops!
Often good despite the unceasing pretension and exasperation
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Focused on conversations that explore the intricate relationships between art and contemporary culture, this podcast features a diverse range of guests, including artists, critics, and cultural thinkers. With topics spanning from the impact of technological advancements on identity to discussions about the legacies of influential figures in the arts, listeners can expect thought-provoking dialogues that challenge traditional narratives and highlight marginalized voices. Each episode delves into significant cultural issues, aiming to foster meaningful engagement with both art and societal themes.
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Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast launched 7 years ago and published 106 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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