Shade Media was founded in 2019 by photographer Lou Mensah to create a space for Black artists and creative practitioners to talk about their work in their own way. This critically acclaimed podcast features interviews with artists, critics, writers and visionaries including John Akomfrah, Amy Sherald, Lauren Michele Jackson and Ekow Eshun. It's host Lou has been nominated as Best Arts and Culture... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Really enjoying the conversations that Lou has with her guests, her relaxed style and insightful questioning. Particularly enjoyed the conversation with Johnny Pitts. Keep it up!
Informative and riveting podcast - highly recommend
These are the voices we need to hear from, informative, relevant insightful engaging.
Such an important podcast, love the voices spotlighted and the conversations ~ Thank you
A brilliant perspective on our ongoing discussions of race and representation. On Episode 4 and have enjoyed the diverse voices presented.
Will keep listening.
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This podcast provides a unique platform for Black artists and creative practitioners to express their experiences and perspectives on their work. Through engaging and thoughtful interviews with a diverse range of guests including artists, critics, and curators, it explores themes surrounding art, culture, and identity. The discussions reflect on vital issues such as race, representation, and the importance of inclusivity in art education, offering fresh perspectives on contemporary conversations in the arts. Noteworthy is the host's commitment to highlighting underrepresented voices in a field often dominated by mainstream narratives.
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Recent guests on Shade include:
1. Carey Robinson
2. Shepherd Manyika
3. Sadegh Aleahmad
4. Exodus Crooks
5. Matthew Krishanu
6. Aindrea Emelife
7. John Akomfrah
8. Dale Berning Sawa
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