Art Sense

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Art Sense

Step into the studios, galleries, museums and boardrooms of the art world with Art Sense. Join host Craig Gould in insightful, one-on-one conversations that delve deep into the minds of art world thought leaders. From compelling authors to visionary technologists, this podcast explores the diverse perspectives of art historians, curators, museum directors, artists, and business leaders, offering listeners an enriching journey through the origins of masterpieces to the emerging horizon of art and innovation shaping our cultural landscape.

  1. 6 DAYS AGO

    Ep. 157: Artist Jeff Wall

    A conversation with renowned photographer Jeff Wall. Wall’s work transforms everyday moments into cinematic, almost painterly scenes. His latest exhibition at Gagosian’s 541 West 24th Street location in New York runs November 8 to December 21. In that exhibit, he explores themes of memory, artifice, and narrative through his unique approach to staged and ‘near-documentary’ photography.  https://gagosian.com/exhibitions/2024/jeff-wall/ https://gagosian.com/artists/jeff-wall/

    1 hr

  2. SEP 13

    Ep. 156: Artist Joel Shapiro

    A conversation with renowned artist Joel Shapiro. In his sixth decade of studio production, Shapiro continues to push the boundaries of form, movement, and space in his sculptural practice. In the conversation, we discuss the nature of his work and his latest show at Pace, which demonstrates his continued ability to transform basic geometric shapes into dynamic, expressive works that engage both the viewer and the surrounding environment. https://www.pacegallery.com/exhibitions/joel-shapiro-new-york/

    41 min

  3. AUG 10

    Ep. 155: John Kunemund "Hugh Steers - Conjuring Tenderness: Paintings from 1987 at Alexander Gray Associates"

    A conversation with John Kunemund of Alexander Gray Associates about the gallery’s recent exhibit Conjuring Tenderness: Paintings from 1987 which featured the work of the late artist Hugh Steers. Known for his evocative and deeply personal works, Steers' paintings capture moments of vulnerability and intimacy, often set against the backdrop of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s. In the conversation, we explore the context of Steers' work, his unique artistic vision, and his work’s continued ability to resonate with contemporary audiences. https://www.alexandergray.com/exhibitions/hugh-steers4 https://www.alexandergray.com/artists/hugh-steers

    39 min

  4. AUG 1

    Ep. 154: Michael Findlay "Portrait of the Art Dealer as a Young Man: New York in the Sixties"

    A conversation with Michael Findlay about his new book "Portrait of the Art Dealer as a Young Man: New York in the Sixties." In this generously illustrated memoir, Findlay traces his journey from his childhood in Scotland to his influential career in New York, where he directed one of the first art galleries in SoHo. We discuss his experiences launching solo exhibitions for artists like John Baldessari and Hannah Wilke, his relationships with iconic figures such as Andy Warhol and Ray Johnston, and his vivid recollections of the vibrant New York art scene of the sixties and seventies. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/746815/portrait-of-the-art-dealer-as-a-young-man-by-michael-findlay/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3791377264?tag=randohouseinc7986-20 https://www.michaelfindlay.com/

    1 hr

  5. JUL 24

    Ep. 153: Curator Natalie Dupêcher "Janet Sobel: All Over"

    A conversation with Natalie Dupecher, Associate Curator of Modern Art at the Menil Collection, about the fascinating and often overlooked artist Janet Sobel. Known for her pioneering drip painting technique and “all over” aesthetic, Sobel significantly influenced the Abstract Expressionist movement, even preceding Jackson Pollock. We discuss Sobel’s artistic development, her use of unconventional materials, and her work’s bridging of surrealism to abstract expressionism. We also delve into the Menil Collection’s current exhibition, exploring key highlights, themes, and the curatorial process behind showcasing her work. “Janet Sobel: All Over” is on view at the Menil Collection in Houston through August 11. "Janet Sobel: All Over" at the Menil Collection Exhibition Trailer

    41 min

  6. JUL 17

    Ep. 152: AI Artist Mad Butter - AI Art Today

    A conversation with Mad Butter, a pioneering figure in the evolution of AI art. As a classically trained artist and tech entrepreneur, Mad Butter has dedicated himself to fostering a vibrant community and creating educational resources for AI artists. He has co-hosted the daily AI Art Today program on X Spaces (formerly Twitter Spaces) for over three years and is currently launching a groundbreaking AI program at the School of Visual Arts in New York. https://www.madbutter.com/ https://x.com/madbutter6

    1h 2m

  7. JUL 9

    Ep. 151: Art Collector Eric Green - Green Family Art Foundation

    A conversation with art collector Eric Green. Eric and his wife Debbie are the founders of the Green Family Art Foundation, which they run along with their son Adam Green, an acclaimed art advisor who recently landed on ARTnews’ list of Top 75 Art World Professionals. In the episode, we delve into Eric's personal journey as a collector, from his first art history class to the construction of his foundation’s prominent exhibition space in the heart of Dallas’ museum district. In particular, we discuss the foundation's mission to support underrepresented contemporary artists, how he works with curators to turn the collection into exhibitions, and what makes a great piece of art. https://www.greenfamilyartfoundation.org/ https://www.instagram.com/greenfamilyartfoundation/?hl=en https://www.greenfamilyartfoundation.org/exhibitions/23-rupture-connection-curated-by-christopher-y.-lew/ https://www.adamgreenartadvisory.com/

    44 min

  8. JUL 3

    Ep. 150: Author Michael Lobel “Van Gogh and the End of Nature”

    A conversation with author Michael Lobel to discuss his new book, “Van Gogh and the End of Nature”. Lobel offers a groundbreaking reassessment of Vincent van Gogh, revealing how the artist's work is deeply intertwined with the industrial age and its environmental impacts. In the conversation, we explore how Van Gogh’s art, often seen as a pure reflection of nature, is in fact a poignant commentary on the era's ecological challenges, making his work profoundly relevant to today's environmental concerns.  https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300274363/van-gogh-and-the-end-of-nature/ https://a.co/d/0eUB75WX https://huntercollegeart.org/art-history-faculty/michael-lobel/

    59 min
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Step into the studios, galleries, museums and boardrooms of the art world with Art Sense. Join host Craig Gould in insightful, one-on-one conversations that delve deep into the minds of art world thought leaders. From compelling authors to visionary technologists, this podcast explores the diverse perspectives of art historians, curators, museum directors, artists, and business leaders, offering listeners an enriching journey through the origins of masterpieces to the emerging horizon of art and innovation shaping our cultural landscape.

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  • Creator
    Canvia
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2024
  • Episodes
    159
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