Untitled Neuralkind Podcast Series

Delving into Damien Hirst's fascination with death that is spectrally present in his work, examining his obsession with pharmaceuticals reflected in installations and paintings, analyzing his iconic series - 'The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living', discussing the ways in which Hirst controversially disrupts the boundary between art and commerce, exploring the artist's use of morbid materials like taxidermy animals and human skulls, reflecting on the public's fascination and censorship of Hirst's provocative creations

In this episode, we delve into the artistic universe of Kara Walker, whose compelling works challenge perceptions of race, gender, and violence. We scrutinize her iconic black silhouettes, laying bare their layered meanings and their raw portrayals of historical narratives around slavery and racism. As we explore Walker's artistic evolution, we'll ponder her relentless discourse with history and the public's reaction to her work. Through Walker's provocatively insightful social critiques, we'll dissect the power that art holds over societal conversation. Hosted by Andrew and Jiwoo.

In this enlightening episode of "Untitled," we turn our focus to the world of Marina Abramović, a pioneering vigor in the realm of performance art. Journey with us as we navigate through her controversial acts, dissect the spiritual undertones within her work, and uncover her innovative methods of pushing physical and mental boundaries. This exploration of Abramović's performances will redefine your perspectives on contemporary art. Hosted by Andrew and Jiwoo.

This episode immerses us in the colorful world of David Hockney, a master of reinvention and expression. We trace his brushstrokes from the splash of LA pools to the rolling hills of the English countryside, dissecting his influence on pop art and digital painting. Join us as we explore how Hockney's vibrant palette and innovative vision challenge the very fabric of contemporary art. Hosted by Andrew and Jiwoo.

In today’s episode, we dive into the shadowy streets and piercing satire of Banksy's world. From sprayed stencils to shredded canvases, we unravel the enigma of an artist who has captivated the globe with his provocative pieces and mysterious persona. It’s a canvas of controversy, critiquing society, politics, and art itself. Hosted by Andrew and Jiwoo.

Exploring the early influences of Jean-Michel Basquiat's life in Brooklyn, examining his transition from street graffiti to neo-expressionist style, insights into his signature motifs of cryptic symbols and anatomical diagrams, discussing the social and cultural criticisms in his works, analyzing his complex relationship with identity and black heritage, reflecting on his collaboration with pop-star artist Andy Warhol, considering his premature death and lasting impact on contemporary art scene.