
Your art wonderment podcast.
With Joana P. R. Neves.
Exhibitionistas was born to expand the experience of art into wider spaces of conversation. It's the meta-cigarette after the art-sex.
Prompted by a question, each episode follows a surprising path onto a topic, an exhibition, a book, or an artist studio, through the scope of contemporary art.
Mid-journey, "Art Etiquette" offers a short break wh... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsBooks | |||

Can I have a moving art experience with the copy of a masterpiece? Walter Benjamin's concept of "aura" is wildly misunderstood—and his insights still teaches us something vital about images, visual arts, and art wonderment in a screen-saturated world... more
Is digital media preventing us from accessing the most exciting part of culture? Final episode of the hiatus special series: it's a new era! It's a new episode structure with new segments!
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🔎 Does obscurity lead to creative freedom? Why do I ask? Because of a single sentence in Chris Kraus' book I Love Dick, simply stating that once we accept obscurity, we can do what we want...
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🔎 How do we spot a masterpiece? Can we really know if the art we’re looking at is any good? Which is to say, how do we recognize talent? And is pleasure a real indicator of artistic greatness?
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Love to hear Joana’s take on everything! The episode on the Invention of Morel took me on a journey. Thanks for staying true to your love of art and sharing it with us. Keep podcasting!
A beautifully crafted episode with a truly captivating voice. Joana brings both depth and atmosphere to her storytelling. I was completely drawn in and even left wanting to read the book myself.
I feel like I learn new things every time I tune into this show and it’s really showing up in the way I engage with art as well. Wonderful!
What a fresh, gorgeous conversation about contemporary art. By chance I started to hear this podcast and it is super useful to listen everywhere + anytime. Especially if you are an art student or working in art-related area, there are a lots of gems. I love their efforts, even as a small part, pronouncing the name of an artist(town, etc which is often pronounced in a wrong way) as possible as accurately. It is such a huge joy, get to know unknown artists.
Thank you for the context and explaining the practice of Lauren in depth. Made me loved much more the exhibition and glad I saw it. L
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Listeners can expect thoughtful, art-forward conversations that weave exhibitions, artists, and art history into approachable yet probing dialogue. Episodes blend scholarly reading, personal observation, and practical context—covering public art, color and pigments, art writing versus talking about art, and the ethics of technology in contemporary culture. The show stands out for its modular structure: a guest-led question episode segment, short cultural riffs, and a reflective brain-dump that invites listener participation and reading groups. It likely appeals to curious art lovers who enjoy deep dives, literary crossovers, and a host who brings scholarly rigor with a personal, witty voice.
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