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The Modern Art Notes Podcast

Tyler Green
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Gary Simmons
Cultural Memory
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Race and Class
Gentrification
Settler Colonialism
Environmental Impact Of Fire
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Hanne Darboven
Pérez Art Museum Miami
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Amalia Mesa-Bains
Botticelli

The Modern Art Notes Podcast is a weekly, hour-long interview program featuring artists, historians, authors, curators and conservators. Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Sebastian Smee called The MAN Podcast "one of the great archives of the art of our time." When the US chapter of the International Association of Art Critics gave host Tyler Green one of its inaugural awards for criticism in 2014... more

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Episode No. 752 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Melvin Edwards.

Edwards, one of the most important and influential sculptors of his generation, the rare artist whose work simultaneously addressed the past, the present, and the futur... more

Episode No. 751 features artist Kahlil Robert Irving and curator Rebecca Head Trautmann.

Irving is included in "Monuments," at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. The exhibition juxtaposes decommissioned Lost Cause monuments with artworks ... more

Episode No. 750 (!!!) is a clips episode featuring artist Jo Ann Callis.

Starting in the early 1970s, Callis has constructed both black-and-white and color photographs that consider, sex, sexuality, pleasure and more pleasure. This program was tape... more

Episode No. 749 features curator Mari Carmen Ramírez and Isabelle Frances McGuire.

Ramírez is the curator of "Frida: The Making of an Icon" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. The exhibition reveals how Frida Kahlo went from virtually unknown to m... more

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Recent Guests

Jo Ann Callis
Leading feminist artist and photographer discussed in-depth in this episode
Photographer
Episode: Clips: Jo Ann Callis
Mari Carmen Ramírez
Curator of Frida, The Making of an Icon, MFA Houston
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Episode: Frida, the Making of an Icon, Isabelle Frances McGuire
Shawnya Harris
Co-curator of Edmonia Lewis, Said in Stone
Peabody Essex Museum
Episode: Edmonia Lewis
Jeffrey Richmond-Moll
Co-curator of Edmonia Lewis, Said in Stone
Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia
Episode: Edmonia Lewis
Brian Rochefort
Artist known for his unique ceramic sculptures that blend geological influences and abstract painting.
Episode: Brian Rochefort, Rauschenberg sculpture
Catherine Craft
Art historian and curator
Episode: Brian Rochefort, Rauschenberg sculpture
Christina Fernandez
Artist known for her work exploring Chicanx history and identity through photography.
Episode: Holiday clips: Christina Fernandez
Blas Isasi
Peruvian sculptor known for his works that explore nature and colonial histories.
Episode: Blas Isasi, "Beginnings"
Harmonia Rosales
Artist whose work focuses on reinterpreting creation narratives through an Afro-centric lens.
Episode: Blas Isasi, "Beginnings"

Host

Tyler Green
Host of The Modern Art Notes Podcast, frequently discusses exhibitions, artists, and art history with a scholarly, research-driven approach.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 631 ratings
  • Outstanding!

    If I were ever to be interviewed, I’d want it to be by Tyler Green, the best in the biz. Unless he hated my work, then I’d dread it. Luckily, he doesn’t waste much time on art he doesn’t engage with. Tyler would also win an “ouevre”-saying contest against any other art-pod host, hands down.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sawdust & Solder
    United States5 months ago
  • I hate to say it…

    But for all of the outstanding artists featured on this podcast, the host Tyler Green does not seem to do them justice as an interviewer. Sure he often does some very good research in preparing for the interviews, but he oftentimes sounds apathetic and even bored during these. Sometimes (and I’m remembering the episode with Roni Horn), it’ll become clear that he’s not interpreting the work correctly, the artist will even correct him, but he will fail to be sensitive, he keeps barreling through w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    jacksonp92
    United States2 years ago
  • Great

    I really enjoyed the Botticelli drawings episode. Its also helpful to get information about the relevant catalogues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Do not spend your mony on this
    Canada2 years ago
  • Please Improve Sound

    I really enjoy the content, but the sounds quality makes this an unpleasant listen. In the episode I have on now, the person being interviewed has severe vocal fry (which could possibly be an easy fix) but their audio is such poor quality they keep cutting out. How can you publish a podcast with this level of audio? Pretty disappointing.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    jamieiacoli
    United States2 years ago
  • Engaging and distinct

    Engaging, necessary, long form conversations between studied host and his diverse list of intriguing guests, delivered in a relaxed but focused interview that brings one to understand intention and deeper meaning. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AllisonLala
    United States2 years ago

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Clips: Jo Ann Callis
Q: Can you talk about the influence of Surrealism on your work and why you felt drawn to it in your photographs?
Surrealism offered a way to juxtapose disparate things in a poetic, incongruous manner, creating new meanings and spaces for interpretation. It provided a lens to mix objects, bodies, and textures in ways that could surprise and engage the viewer beyond straightforward representation.
Clips: Jo Ann Callis
Q: How did your education under Robert Heineken shape your approach to photography and sexuality as subject matter?
Heineken treated each student as having unique potential and encouraged them to create their own assignments, which allowed me to pursue personal subjects and develop a self-directed practice that integrated sexuality with broader visual explorations, rather than simply conforming to a prescribed program.
Clips: Jo Ann Callis
Q: What drew you to color photography in the mid-1970s, and how did you decide to pursue it as a personal language rather than conventional documentary color work?
I was inspired by the potential of color to convey temperature, emotion, and tactile sensation, something painters worked with intuitively. I wanted the color to feel painterly and not merely reproduce reality, using color to heighten sensation and create a new way for viewers to experience the image.
Frida, the Making of an Icon, Isabelle Frances McGuire
Q: How did the 1990 Metropolitan show Mexico, Splendors of 30 Centuries contribute to Kahlo's legend in the US?
It positioned Kahlo as a national symbol in a larger campaign that connected Mexican culture to the US audience during a period of cultural exchange and economic policy shifts.
Frida, the Making of an Icon, Isabelle Frances McGuire
Q: What sparked the idea of framing Kahlo as a multiplicity of personas rather than a single fixed image?
Ramírez explains Kahlo's identity was purposefully multifaceted by design and by the reception of various groups, which allowed diverse audiences to identify with different aspects of her life and work.

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A thoughtful interview show focused on modern and contemporary art, inviting artists, curators, historians, and critics to unpack exhibitions, processes, and historical contexts. Episodes blend deep-dive conversations about individual works, career trajectories, and broader art-historical themes, with a notable emphasis on how institutions shape reception and how artists respond to social and political contexts. Noteworthy strengths include rigorous research, the ability to draw out archival and catalog context, and long-form conversations that reward attention with nuanced insights. The show often features peer perspectives from curators and scholars, making it a rich resource for listeners who want high-context art discourse and exhibitio... more

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4. Jeffrey Richmond-Moll
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6. Catherine Craft
7. Christina Fernandez
8. Blas Isasi

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