
Momus: The Podcast presents lively conversations on art writing and criticism. Hosts Sky Goodden and Lauren Wetmore speak with leading writers, publishers, editors, journalists, scholars, curators, and artists about the expanded field of art writing—why and how it is vital, difficult, political, and pleasurable. Episodes often begin with a guest reading a chosen text that has been meaningful to th... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsSociety & Culture | |||

The final episode of season 9 features a live recording from Momus’s To Build and Sustain Publishing Roundtable, held at PHI in Montreal on June 26. Bringing together leaders of independent publishing initiatives across Canada and the US, the convers... more
The latest episode of Momus: The Podcast features Lisa Robertson speaking about her newest publication, Riverwork (Coach House Books, 2026), in conversation with Lauren Wetmore. Robertson reads from the book and discusses writing as a process of refu... more
This episode features M. Neelika Jayawardane, a writer and scholar whose work is informed by Southern Africa’s history, and by contemporary artists and their visual worlds. Jayawardane speaks to Sky Goodden about her recent Momus feature on artist Ga... more
This episode features Abbas Akhavan, a Tehran-born artist based between Montreal and Berlin, who is representing Canada at this year’s Venice Biennale. In a conversation recorded a few days before the opening, Akhavan discusses art as an ethics of en... more
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This is the best of what podcasts can be: it feels like two friends gathering together for a cup of tea and they just happen to be passionate experts in their field. Their conversation is always elucidating and engaging while being accessible and enjoyable for a listener of any background.
A very nice podcast! Really recommend it
Momus consistently delivers first-class art journalism and criticism
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Art-focused conversations with a strong emphasis on art writing, criticism, and publishing culture. Guests range from poets and essayists to curators, editors, and artists, often discussing editorial practice, independent publishing, translation, and the politics of criticism. Episodes frequently feature a guest reading a meaningful text, which anchors wide-ranging discussions about creativity, labor, memory, and the social role of art. A standout and somewhat unique trait is the podcast's sustained attention to the ethics of criticism, reparative work, and the intersection of art with politics and publishing ecosystems, making it a compelling listen for writers, editors, and cultural practitioners seeking thoughtful, intersectional discour... more
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Recent guests on Momus: The Podcast include:
1. Kemi Adeyemi
2. Molly Kleiman
3. Madeleine Bogoch
4. Neyat Yohannes
5. Lisa Robertson
6. Neelika Jayawardane
7. Abbas Akhavan
8. Camille Bacon
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