Podcasts

Episode No. 335 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Mary Reid Kelley & Patrick Kelley , and Aïda Muluneh. The Baltimo...

Washy ink, cut paper, and clients like Vogue and Hermes - Swedish artist/illustrator Stina Persson is my guest today. ps. I also a...

Telling elaborate stories with meticulously stitched thread. Well, that can only mean one thing - you asked and I listened - LA ba...

Episode No. 332 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Fazal Sheikh and John Akomfrah. The Portland (Ore.) Art Museum is...

Episode No. 332 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Fazal Sheikh and John Akomfrah. The Portland (Ore.) Art Museum is...

Not many artists have documented a piece of American history for the Smithsonian. Amy Sherald has. Oh, and she also used to be a b...

Episode No. 331 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Senga Nengudi. Senga Nengudi came to prominence in the 1960s and 1...

Curious like a fox, but she digs deep like a hedgehog - going big, experimenting with paper, and terrible haircuts - getting into ...

Episode No. 330 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Jill Magid and archaeologist Thomas Wynn. Jill Magid is included i...

Late starts, self-doubt, the Goldfinch, and being "free to be whatever". Cornwall based painter Pippa Young is my guest today.

Episode No. 328 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Deborah Luster and curator Béatrice Gross. Deborah Luster is feat...

What is it that keeps you going as an artist? Where do you find your “Can-do spirit?” Is it a constant struggle for you to stay mo...

Episode No. 327 of The Modern Art Notes Podcasts features artists Deborah Roberts and Anita Witek. The Spelman College Museum of A...

Episode No. 327 of The Modern Art Notes Podcasts features artists Deborah Roberts and Anita Witek. The Spelman College Museum of A...

What has your journey as an artist been like? Have you benefited from rich and vibrant relationships with fellow artists? Or have ...

Historically inspired, lace-covered figures by the lovely, talented, inspiring, Cornwall-based painter Lisa Wright.

Whether hauling ice from the Arctic, partnering with SpaceX or training as a deep-sea diver, the artist Tavares Strachan works on ...

Episode No. 325 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Wayne Thiebaud and curator and museum director Kathryn Kanjo. Thie...

Stapleton Kearns is an award-winning landscape painter based in New England. As an established professional painter, Stapleton has...

Paper, wood, shingles, more paper ... houses in disrepair that are absolutely gorgeous. Sculptor and collage artist Seth Clark is ...

Episode No. 324 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Wayne Thiebaud and curator Julia Dolan. Thiebaud is one of the wor...

What is it that fuels your passion for art? Can you trace your passion back to an early age or is it something that was awakened i...

How do you as an artist navigate the ebb and flow of art sales? Is there a method to the madness or is it all guesswork? What less...

Episode No. 323 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curator Deborah Wye and artist Livia Corona Benjamin. Wye curated “Louise...

Drips, spikes, blobs, sploots, and sparkly crystals - yep, that means Texas based artist Dan Lam is on the podcast!

The results are in and I am happy to announce the three winners of our art competition. Take a look at the end of this post for im...

What does the process of creating cityscape and landscape art entail? How do those artists choose their locations? What does it ev...

What is the evolution like for an artist that focuses on abstract painting? How can the work of abstract painting provide addition...

Animal sculptures covered in cashmere, pennies, mirrors, and more. Also, she owns four REAL yaks. Portland based artist Rachel Den...

Episode No. 319 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curators Julieta González and Wendy Kaplan , and artist Adela Goldbard. T...

What does it take to whether an art critique and come out the other side ready to continue to create? How do you receive criticism...

Artist Walter Robinson immortalizes appetites and desires in his work, painting beer, blue jeans and burgers, magazine models and ...

Piles of broken vintage glass, milky colors, lots of fire, and so many teeny tiny bits of glass assembled into gorgeous sculptures...

What is it like to move from working and earning a living as a freelance artist and begin a career as an art instructor? What impa...

Episode No. 315 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features photographer Beuford Smith and audio from “Teenie Harris Photographs: In ...

Episode No. 314 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists An-My Lê and Katherine Bradford. An-My Lê is in two exhibitions a...

Episode No. 314 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists An-My Lê and Katherine Bradford. An-My Lê is in two exhibitions a...

A poorly timed diagnosis, a love of history, large-scale mixed media, AND a spooky ghost story ... gah, I have chills already. Ame...

Episode No. 313 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Thomas Struth. The Saint Louis Art Museum is set to open “Thomas S...

Do you ever struggle with finding the freedom or giving yourself the permission to create your art? Maybe you try to convince your...

Episode No. 312 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Martine Syms and art historian Petra Giloy-Hirtz . Martine Syms is...

One of the most pressing topics on the minds of many artists these days is the role of art and business. This subject can lead to ...

"The strength of two people together is enormous. That's why, all over the world, people and creatures are divided into two." Arti...

Burning cars flying across the Canadian Prairies, teeny tiny brushstrokes on really big canvases, 'The Tragically Hip', and a life...

What do you think of when you hear the phrase “Symbolic Art?” Are there certain assumptions and presuppositions that come to mind ...

Episode No. 309 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Mark Dion and Anicka Yi . This weekend, the Institute of Contempo...

Episode No. 309 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Mark Dion and Anicka Yi . This weekend, the Institute of Contempo...

Poured paint, intuition, buckets of water, intention, abstract plein air, reflection, and some very fond memories of smelly marker...