The Conversation Art Podcast

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A podcast featuring both one-on-one and three-way roundtable conversations with contemporary artists, dealers, curators, and collectors--based in Los Angeles, but reaching nationally and internationally. theconversationpod.com

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Listen to 118 episodes

111 minutes · 1 week ago

Epis. 337: Art & Politics- how can they co-exist? The Conversation's 14th Virtual Cafe

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92 minutes · 4 weeks ago

Epis. 336: on The Death of the Artist, a frank conversation with writer and cultural critic William Deresiewicz

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64 minutes · 1 month ago

Epis. 335: Mashed potatoes hurled at Monet, Artists being replaced by AI Robots, a Bad Studio Visit cartoon, and new email etiquette for the Uffizi Gallery, with a very special guest-host

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52 minutes · 1 month ago

Epis. 334: The challenges in green-lighting public art that’s actually good- curator and arts administrator Zoë Taleporos

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52 minutes · 2 months ago

Epis.#333- Tjebbe Beekman, Amsterdam-based artist on how a major life turning point became a turning point for his art

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81 minutes · 2 months ago

Epis. 332: U. of Michigan art historian/scholar Joan Kee on Korean contemporary art, emojis, and going through law school & corporate law on her way to becoming an art historian

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87 minutes · 3 months ago

ICA San Diego director Andrew Utt: on the curatorial process, and how to increase the art reputation of a city not known for its art world

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91 minutes · 3 months ago

Epis.330: Cole Sternberg, from painting with the elements to his Free Republic of California project to moving to a farm during the pandemic

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64 minutes · 4 months ago

Epis.329: Ben Davis on the Ordinary World Record Egg, what to do when Apple co-opts your artwork, and where high art meets immersive art

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67 minutes · 4 months ago

Epis.328: Ben Davis, National Art Critic for Artnet News and author most recently of Art in the After-Culture

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56 minutes · 5 months ago

Epis.327: Val Zavala on the Extinction Circle, Death Cafes and the New 10 Commandments for Future Generations

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67 minutes · 5 months ago

Epis.326- NYC art appraiser David Shaprio: from valuing a work of art to shifting from his own art career

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67 minutes · 5 months ago

Epis.326- NYC art appraiser David Shapiro: from valuing a work of art to shifting from his own art career

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66 minutes · 6 months ago

Immersive art installations: who visits them, why, and where they're headed...with Kate Sharkey, painter and a 'host' at ARTECHOUSE

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84 minutes · 6 months ago

Epis.#324- Maria Brito, her path from emerging singer to corporate lawyer to art advisor; and how she scored a Banksy for a client

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68 minutes · 6 months ago

Epis. 323, Dave Kinsey: post-graffiti, post-illustration, post-skate art, and the BLK/MRKT gallery scene in the early-to-mid-2000s

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40 minutes · 7 months ago

Episode 322- Profound effects on the art market, ‘Rich-Kid’ art, and a painting of a polar bear

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59 minutes · 7 months ago

Epis. 321: Working as an artist's assistant, learning to pay attention, and dedication to the process- James Griffith, part 2

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63 minutes · 8 months ago

Epis. 320: James Griffith, L.A.-based painter, on painting with tar, and re-building his home, studio, and outdoor amphitheater- part 1 of 2

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84 minutes · 8 months ago

Epis. 319: Sarah Thibault, S.F.-based artist, on residency hopping, conversing with ghosts, and being the last artist in San Francisco (or so it seems)

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68 minutes · 9 months ago

Epis. 318: Andrew Russeth- art writer formerly in New York, now living in Seoul, South Korea

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49 minutes · 9 months ago

Epis. 317: museums’ Invisible Labor, and how exhibition rooms are suspensions of common sense- Fernando Dominguez Rubio, part 3

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45 minutes · 10 months ago

Epis. 316: Why MoMA goes to great lengths to recreate what's dying or only existing in the past- Fernando Dominguez Rubio, part 2

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56 minutes · 10 months ago

Epis. 315: What goes on behind the scenes of a museum (specifically MoMA), and why it matters, with Fernando Dominguez Rubio, author of Still Life: Ecologies of the Modern Imagination at the

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31 minutes · 11 months ago

Epis. 314: Oligarch Shortage, SuperBlue Indictment, and the Cinema of Transgression: the Guest-Less Episode courtesy OLD NEWS

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53 minutes · 11 months ago

Epis.313: Sam Francis- king of desire,

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55 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.312: Writer Gabrielle Selz on Sam Francis, an abstract painter who broke all the rules

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51 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis. 311: Sydney Croskery, part 2 of 2-

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54 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.310: Sydney Croskery, Los Angeles artist

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58 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.309: Running a gallery, creating community,

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62 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.308: Yoshino of Artist Decoded (the podcast), part 1 of 2

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58 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.307: a Spanish painter (Antonio Murado) goes to New York City-

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52 minutes · 1 year ago

Episode 306: Collector disconnect, enjoying without owning, and

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57 minutes · 1 year ago

The challenge of describing contemporary art (even for a writer):

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78 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.304: Virtual Cafe w/special guest Rose Bricetti

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51 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.303: Status Signals, and risking a Lower Status

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52 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis 302: Hannah Wohl, part 3-

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43 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis. 301- Bound by Creativity, pt 2 with Hannah Wohl

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42 minutes · 1 year ago

Episode 300- Hannah Wohl on her book Bound by Creativity: part 1

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60 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis. 299- NYC artist and writer Melissa Stern:

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113 minutes · 1 year ago

Best-Of episode with Ben Davis (ArtNet News and

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58 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis. 298: from cedar salvaging to becoming a landlord

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45 minutes · 1 year ago

Sharon Butler, painter and the

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66 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.#296: Jennifer Moon, Los Angeles artist, would-be revolutionary, & professor

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66 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.#296: Jennifer Moon, Los Angeles artist, would-be revolutionary, & professor

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56 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.#295: LA-based photographer Rakeem Cunningham

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60 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.#294: the art of art forgery

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79 minutes · 1 year ago

Epis.#293: When the aim is the immaterial- artist Mitchell Chan

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