This is a show that asks renowned artists to contemplate their own work. In season 3, we explore the idea that art is not fixed in time but reverberates—echoing and reimagining itself across past, present, and future. Tune in as groundbreaking contemporary artists discuss the concepts that define their artistic outlook in all-new episodes from Hauser & Wirth and Atlantic Re:think, the creative mar... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsVisual ArtsSociety & Culture |
Uman and novelist Nicole Dennis-Benn explore metamorphosis as a journey of becoming—confronting fear, loss, and resilience while revealing how painting and writing open space for reinvention and self-discovery.
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Join us for a live talk with the iconic Annie Leibovitz and Amy Sherald. In this special episode, they discuss the power of process in bringing vulnerability and intuition together, revealing the humanity behind their art.
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In this episode, artist Camille Henrot and author Melissa Febos explore how relationships reveal the dynamics of control and connection.
Henrot discusses how caregiving, education, and societal structures inform her creative process, while Febos ref... more
In this episode, artist Glenn Ligon and multi-hyphenate Solange Knowles discuss what it means to create—and live—with multiplicity.
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I loved the artist talk with Amy Sherald + Annie Leibovitz. Great questions! Smart answers! My friend Shelley just introduced me to these podcasts. Thank you!
Loved the first season! Thrilled to have more episodes. (Maybe make these more than once a year…?)
Wow! Who would have thought that an audio-only podcast about visual art could be so captivating? I love these unexpected pairings of contemporary artists and academics/authors/poets. It really demonstrates the universality of art. Please make more of these!
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I really like the digging into these themes. I hope (even though it’s a limited series) that we can get more.
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Exploring the evolving nature of art, this series invites prominent contemporary artists to contemplate their own work and the surrounding societal narratives that shape their perspectives. Conversations dive deep into artistic processes, personal experiences, and the interplay between art and broader cultural themes such as memory, identity, and power dynamics. This podcast uniquely blends discussions of visual arts with intellectual discourse, making connections between creativity and various fields including psychology, science, and literature.
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