Limited Perspective

Larry Forte
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Larry Forte talks to interesting people about fascinating things

  1. 07/26/2020

    Phillip Rivlin

    Mr. Rivlin came in to join a crew of craftsmen builders painters in the early nineties, a crew which I eventually joined and would work with through out the decade. My audio is low in this but the convo is still a good one. Here’s me and Phil catching up. Check out Phil’s artwork on instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p_as_in_phillip/ Get a few extras on my Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/limitedperspective Also the Limited Perspective website. https://limited-perspective.com/

    1h 22m

  2. 06/19/2020

    James Cullinane

    James Cullinane is an artist with a B.F.A. from Cooper Union . Everyone I worked with at 1071 fifth ave was an artist of some kind most of us trying to pay the bills and make our own work in the big city. A lot of friends were made as we labored to install the latest show at the Gugg. I thought of them as coworkers at the time. Looking back now I consider most of them friends. James was part of a core group that was my introduction to the Guggenheim and I would work with him in some way whenever I was back up town, all though out the 90s. It really doesn’t seem like that long ago. I remember James sharing the word of the day. He once had shirts printed with the phrase “possible blame opportunity “ on the back. If you’ve worked in certain types of environments then you understand. I promised to buy one but never did. Sorry about that. To really survive as a freelance art handler you have to juggle several jobs. James has done just that. He’s still doing that, or up until the quarantine he was. Mr Cullinane was kind enough to give me a call. This is me and James catching up after over 20 years. Listen up. https://www.roberthenrycontemporary.com/artists/james-cullinane http://criticalresistance.org/ https://www.patreon.com/limitedperspective?alert=2 https://www.dsausa.org/

    1h 17m

  3. 06/01/2020

    Sarah Titheridge

    What’s happening with my counterparts and former coworkers? My latest inquiry has lead me to a counterpart  across the sea. What do you know. They have museums over there too. My next guest is a fascinating woman with a great story that I am eager to share with you. Sarah Titheridge changed course from a likely career in either art history or art conservation to the hands on job of Art Handler or Art Tech as they say across the water. In addition to that she has also set up a few resource websites for those working in the field, starting with Art Tech Space, known for connecting employers with art techs and hosting forums for users to connect and talk about the biz. I’m so happy she was able to talk to me and fill me in on all the details. Listen up people. ArtTechSpace https://www.arttechspace.com/ ArtTechlympics https://www.arttechlympics.uk/ BECTU art technician branch https://bectu.org.uk/get-involved/art-technicians-branch/ International Mountmakers https://www.mountmakersforum.net/ Art Technician Emergency Fund https://www.jumblebee.co.uk/arttechniciansemergencyfund Become a patron of this podcast https://www.patreon.com/limitedperspective?alert=2

  4. 05/27/2020

    Keith Losh

    I met Keith Losh through my first museum job. He came in on occasion to help out at the Ringling Museum, while I was there. Recently I learned that the position I was fortunate enough to fill is the one that he had left after five years. Keith was, a guide, a supporter and a fellow artist on the scene during my years in Sarasota, I never thought about it much at the time. I was too self centered. I know him from his artist/art handler days. Though he made an interesting 25 year career change into drafting in the mid 90s, he’s back at it, installing at some of the new venues that have popped up over the 30 years I was gone. He also brought me up to speed on a few changes in the Sarasota, Museum and gallery world. Keith holds an A.A. degree in Fine Arts from Polk Community College in Winter Haven, and a B.A. in Sculpture and Drawing from New College of Florida in Sarasota. What a great way to get back in touch with Keith. please support Limited Perspective on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/limitedperspective

    1h 23m

  5. 05/21/2020

    Scott Wixon

    Scott Wixon is an artist with a BFA from he Massachusetts College of Art and Design and a MFA from Yale University. By the time we met, Scott had worked his way up from art handler to Operations Manager at a well known art museum, housed in one of the most Iconic buildings in New York City, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. He was the person that met me at the employee entrance and lead me down behind the sense to a work area, affectionately known to as The Grotto. this was an assortment of hallways connecting few workrooms, a freight elevator and a small office. Scott worked in that little office and I guess he was my bosses boss whenever I was there on a two or three week freelance gigg. I don’t know. I wasn’t really paying that much attention. Several years ago we connected on social media and I was able to folow his artwork and career a bit. After this conversation, I know Scott even better than before. Listen up. http://scottwixon.com/

    1h 15m

  6. 05/06/2020

    Joe Adams

    In 1992, I had the good fortune to meet Joe Adams at the Guggenheim museum in NYC. Joe ran the art handling crew and I was thrilled to be part of it. Mr. Adams is an Artist with a BFA from The University of Georgia and a MFA from LSU. He managed up to 40 free lance installers per show , meeting all the deadlines ,while keeping the spirits high among all of us. I was inspired and I learned allot from the work environment Joe created. So I decided not to wait another 20 years to reconnect with my friend Joe.

    1h 25m

  7. 05/04/2020

    Sean Harrison of PACCIN

    Did I say I’m an artist? Well sometimes as an artist one must find work to help “supplement” ones income. For me that has been art handling and museum exhibition work. Some people don’t even know this kind of work exists. However, now that museums and galleries are closed for the foreseeable future and as I’m a little too young for retirement, my focus has been renewed into networking. Hence this podcast. Once I began calling up old friends from the field it occurred to me to reach out to a known source of information and networking opportunities. PACCIN. (Preparation,Art handling,& Collections Care Information Network). To my delight they got back to me and I was connected with their secretary to the board, Sean Harrison. Sean generously gave an hour of his time to explain to me the history and objectives of the organization, and more. http://www.paccin.org/content.php?s=4ab366cdea2949ca9ecb3d0d04903aa7 PACCIN_Org @PACCIN.org https://www.jumblebee.co.uk/arttechnicianemergencyfund https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbWS9tXKHo0fAVrtOHjktJg https://www.facebook.com/PACCIN.org/

  8. 04/30/2020

    Christopher Skura

    Christopher Skura is an artist with a BFA in painting and a professional certificate in sculpture from the Ringling Collage of art and design, and an Associates degree in Liberal arts from NYU. Though currently on pause from his duties as a paper conservator. Right now he and his wife Julie are in their up state live-in studio making art until this whole thing blows over. https://www.christopherskura.com/ http://alvarezconservation.com/experience https://foundwork.art/artists/christopherskura

    1h 10m
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Larry Forte talks to interesting people about fascinating things

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  • Creator
    Larry Forte
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2020
  • Episodes
    34
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    ©️Larry Forte, 2017
  • Show Website
    Limited Perspective