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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureVisual ArtsArts | |||

This special episode with Helen Molesworth and Benjamin H. D. Buchloh was taped in front of a live audience at David Zwirner New York for a 2023 exhibition of Gerhard Richter’s final paintings.
A new exhibition of Richter’s celebrated photorealist l... more
An interview with Michael Armitage about his unique use of material and color, and his singular approach to narrative on the occasion of his major retrospective at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice. Titled The Promise of Change, the show is presented conc... more
A conversation with artist Rachel Harrison and art historian Alex Kitnick on the occasion of a once-in-a-generation retrospective of Marcel Duchamp at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Alex Kitnick teaches art history at Bard College in Annandal... more
Art historian Lisa Saltzman discusses Walter Benjamin’s final days in Paris before his suicide in 1940 and the network of intellectuals who saved his most prized possessions from World War II, including the Paul Klee drawing that inspired one of his ... more
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I’m Benjamin’s granddaughter — one of Stefan’s daughters — and I listen to a lot of podcasts and read a lot of material about my family. I seldom write reviews, but I wanted to say that this was one of the most moving discussions I’ve listened to in a while. My grandfather is often portrayed as a lone intellectual, mournfully and solemnly grappling with the big questions of life. But he had family and he had friends, who mattered to him and to whom he mattered. His legacy could not have existed ... more
on the episode titled The Story of Walter Benjamin's Final Days and His Cherished Paul
Klee Drawing two historians claim there was israel in 1939. please correct it or make a commentary statement. kinda embarrassing for the historian.
Helen is great and this ep was so interesting, informative and important!
Always excellent content and interviews. The Art is present in here. Especially loved the inclusion of Arbus’ high school English paper in the recent episode on her work.
Keep it up. Love it.
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A thoughtful, interview-driven series that centers contemporary art, history, and culture through conversations with painters, historians, filmmakers, critics, and curators. Episodes often explore technique, material behavior, museology, and the social meanings of art, from ground surfaces in painting to the politics of funding museums and the ethics of criticism. Notable strengths include deep dives into specific artists or movements, long-form storytelling, and a willingness to connect art to wider cultural and political contexts. The format tends to attract listeners who want scholarly context mixed with vivid, behind-the-scenes anecdotes and a strong curatorial perspective. Potential listeners who enjoy nuanced art discourse, archival f... more
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