
Brian Alfred sits down with artists and musicians to discuss their process and inspiration in their creative life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 374 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts | |||

Episode 499 / Claudia Wieser
Claudia Wieser is a German artist based in Berlin. Her work has been the subject of solo exhibitions at The Drawing Center, New York; the Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis, MO; and Smart Museum, Chicago, IL. Her work ha... more
Episode 498 / Elena Redmond
Elena Redmond (b. 1998, Pittsburgh, PA) lives and works in New York City. Redmond presented her first solo exhibition at DIMIN titiled "Sitting Ducks" spring of 2025. Redmond exhibited in DIMIN’s three-person exhibition “... more
Episode 497 / Gretchen Andrew
Gretchen Andrew is an artist born in Los Angeles, United States, 1988 who lives and Works in London and Park City, Utah. She studied Information Systems and got a BS from Boston College, and worked for Intuit as a Softw... more
Episode 496 / Chad Hasegawa
Chad Hasegawa (B. 1983, Honolulu, Hawaii) is a San Francisco-based artist and a graduate of the San Francisco Academy of Art.Born and raised in Hawaii, Chad moved to SF in 2000 to attend the Academy of Art. Upon graduatin... more
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I would love if he asked much more about the artist’s process from start to finish and how they come up with their imagery, and in general what they think about while in the studio. It would be great if he started with that and THEN meandered. As is, sometimes the conversation never leads to substantive studio talk. I also wish he spoke less about himself and focused more on the artists.
I am so happy to have stumbled upon this podcast. Host Brian Alfred brings genuine warmth and gentle humour to these compelling, conversations with artists and effortlessly creates an intimate airspace that always leads to something golden (…see what I did there ;) at some point in the dialogue. Alfred gets under the surface of the artwork without pretension which allows the listener to have an often very relatable experience of what it is to be an artist making work today.
I love this podcast! The inclusion of music alleviates the focus on purely the visual which could get oppressive. An interesting take. All of the stories and personal histories are wonderful to hear and are inspiring. Occasionally the host’s view towards Christianity gets a bit bitter but he’s otherwise kind, generous, and a funny, delightful interlocutor👏.
This is without a doubt my favorite contemporary art podcast. I feel like I’m in the same room as Brian & the artists he interviews. Conversations wander in many directions but always include educational influences, stories of growing up & dealing with issues that helped & hindered artistic careers & music. Brian is the ultimate interview. He knows when to just listen & how to draw out ideas from introverted guests. His liberal arts background as well as working artist life style really shines i... more
I love learning about how different artists made it work. Brian Alfred gets smart, talented artists on this pod and asks good questions. Fun, informative, and makes creative people feel at home. Perfect for studio listening!! Check it out!
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Conversations in this series focus on artists' experiences and insights regarding their creative processes and inspirations. The dialogue frequently touches upon themes such as identity, memory, and the intersection of art and societal issues like climate change and mental health. Many of the discussions reveal personal stories, cultural backgrounds, and the various challenges faced by artists in today's evolving landscape. Notably, the host's approach often blends warmth, humor, and a genuine curiosity about the artistic journey, creating an atmosphere that feels intimate and accessible to listeners. This resonates well with those interested in contemporary art and the artistic process, making it a compelling listen for both artists and ar... more
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