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The Art Career

Emily McElwreath
Mental Health
Mickalene Thomas
Visual Arts
Witchcraft
Art Community Ecosystems
Female Sexuality
Community Support Among Artists
Black Erotica
Tarot
Get the Picture
Creativity
Career Development
New York Studio School
Women In Art
Yale University
Pratt Institute
Figurative Painting
Lesbian Visibility
Jemima Kirke
PTSD

The Art Career is a space breaking barriers by letting you sit in on candid, straightforward conversations with leaders in visual arts, writing, music, theater and film. Join New York based advisor, curator, and overall artist advocate, Emily McElwreath, for authentic conversations with icons of our generation like #1 New York Times best selling author Cheryl Strayed, senior art critic for New Yor... more

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Brooklyn artist Mr. StarCity joins The Art Career Podcast.

A multidisciplinary artist working across painting, sculpture, poetry, music, and film, Mr. StarCity’s practice centers on expressive figurative painting and deeply personal storytelling. Hi... more

With Melissa Auf der Maur’s new memoir coming out this month, we’re revisiting our conversation on the podcast.

From Hole and Smashing Pumpkins to founding Basilica Hudson, Melissa reflects on art, music, and the strange alchemy of the ’90s music wo... more

This week on The Art Career Podcast, Emily sit's down with Nick Thune.

Known for his sharp, offbeat humor and unique narrative voice, Thune has built a loyal following through multiple stand-up specials, late-night appearances on The Tonight Show, C... more

This week on The Art Career Podcast, Emily McElwreath speaks with Rachel Fine, Executive Director of Yale Schwarzman Center.

Recorded on-site at Yale, this conversation explores what it means to build cultural infrastructure within a major instituti... more

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Recent Guests

Melissa Auf der Maur
Musician, photographer, and multimedia artist; founder of Basilica Hudson
Basilica Hudson
Episode: Melissa Auf der Maur: From the Archive
Nick Thune
Actor, comedian, visual artist, and musician
Independent artist
Episode: Nick Thune: Comedian, Fine Artist, Musician, Actor
Rachel Fine
Executive Director of Yale Schwarzman Center
Yale University
Episode: Rachel Fine: Cultural Leadership at Yale Schwarzman Center
Dr. Ace Lehner
An artist and interdisciplinary visual culture scholar focusing on trans and queer visual culture.
University of Vermont
Episode: Dr. Ace Lehner: Trans Visual Culture and the Politics of Representation
Blake Cooper Griffin
Actor, writer, and advocate
Episode: Blake Cooper Griffin: A Life Re-Written
Sarah Ortegon High-Walking
A visual artist and performer, Eastern Shoshone-enrolled and Northern Arapaho, known for her work that bridges ancestral identity and contemporary Indigenous life.
Episode: Sarah Ortegon: Ancestral Knowledge, Performance, and Contemporary Indigenous Life
Jemma Rose Brown
An artist, strategist, and curator of cultural programs.
Episode: Jemma Rose Brown: Where Audio Meets Art
Ian Forster
A producer and director specialized in documentaries about art and culture.
Art21
Episode: Art21 x The Art Career: Behind the Lens - Ian Forster
Molly Gochman
An experimental artist and activist
Episode: Molly Gochman: the Universal Act of Caregiving

Host

Emily McElwreath
Host and curator, known for her engaging and straightforward interview style with art world icons, connecting personal stories to broader themes in art and culture.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 168 ratings
  • Informative & Fun!

    Love this show. As an artist, being able to listen to these conversations have shed light on how much is going on behind the scenes of the art world! So much to learn and absorb. ⚡️⚡️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WalterWetWaters
    United States4 months ago
  • Deep yet easy listening

    Emily has such a natural, attuned way of stepping into the world of the artists she’s interviewing. It’s an intimate, fly-on-the-wall conversation that stays intellectual yet personable. I love the diverse range of artists, their practices, perspectives, and mediums. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    QuothTheRaven🐦‍⬛
    United Statesa year ago
  • It’s not about you.

    Strangely, a pretty good interviewer of men. But when it comes to women, seems to be trying hard to make friends with them by oversharing and seemingly wanting desperately to get into their social scene. (See Robin Williams or Jenna Gribbon) Despite having some interesting female artists, I had to turn off the interviews at a certain point. Maybe it’s an NY striver thing, but it feels shamefully self interested. Be interested in the guests, not yourself.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Staples23
    Canadaa year ago
  • Just Found This Podcast: Inspired!

    I am thoroughly enjoying this podcast as I reconnect to my identity as Artist. There are talks with all different people within and out of the art world that all connect to the act of being a creator. I’m so happy to be a listener now, and I recommend anyone who creates (which is in all of us) to listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Peppermint Tea
    United States2 years ago
  • Such valuable insights into the art world!

    As a fellow professional in the art world, it is refreshing to hear the insights offered by artists and art world thought leaders who, if only for the duration of this podcast, open their world to us to better understand who they are, what drives them, and how art is a catalyst for progess in their lives.

    Emily does a masterful job of encouraging and empowering her subjects to open up freely and vulnerably to offer us insights and anecdotes that are one-of-a-kind and only accessible via The Ar... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Addicted 2.0
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Many highlight the engaging style of the host, which creates an inviting atmosphere for discussions.
Listeners appreciate the authenticity and depth of conversations with diverse artists.
Some critiques mention a desire for a more balanced focus on guest stories versus the host's personal anecdotes.
Feedback includes positive remarks about the insightful topics covered, such as mental health and career development.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#137
United States/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#197
Canada/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#22
Philippines/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#50
Chile/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#88
Ukraine/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#118
Japan/Arts/Visual Arts

Talking Points

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Nick Thune: Comedian, Fine Artist, Musician, Actor
Q: What sparked Nick Thune's interest in blending painting with comedy?
Thune describes how painting and drawing became a foundation for his writing and performance, using the visual process to map out jokes and story structures, and to explore color and form as a way to communicate ideas more clearly.
Rachel Fine: Cultural Leadership at Yale Schwarzman Center
Q: What was the first assumption about university arts institutions that you knew you wanted to challenge?
I wanted to create an inclusive community hub that promotes connectedness and continuity within the arts at Yale.
Rachel Fine: Cultural Leadership at Yale Schwarzman Center
Q: What keeps you personally energized by this work now?
I love the power and the energy of live performance and the community aspect of experiencing it with others.
Dr. Ace Lehner: Trans Visual Culture and the Politics of Representation
Q: What does queer failure allow in your work that success can't?
It allows for intentional failing and opening up new possibilities beyond societal norms of success.
Dr. Ace Lehner: Trans Visual Culture and the Politics of Representation
Q: What does a trans way of seeing open up when we think of it as methodology, not category?
It offers a new perspective on understanding culture and visuals beyond traditional Western ideologies.

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This engaging podcast is centered around candid conversations with influential figures from the visual arts, writing, music, theater, and film industries. Featuring a diverse range of guests, the discussions often touch on themes of self-development, career paths, mental health, and social justice, providing listeners with authentic insights into the realities of creative professions. The host, a seasoned advisor and curator, brings a unique perspective to the conversations, making the content relatable and thought-provoking for anyone interested in the arts and the journeys of those who navigate them.

Particularly noteworthy is the podcast's commitment to breaking barriers, making art and its discussions more accessible to a broader audie... more

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Recent guests on The Art Career include:

1. Melissa Auf der Maur
2. Nick Thune
3. Rachel Fine
4. Dr. Ace Lehner
5. Blake Cooper Griffin
6. Sarah Ortegon High-Walking
7. Jemma Rose Brown
8. Ian Forster

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