Penny Slinger sits down with us to discuss multimedia as cross-fertilization, the changing fashions of art and digital collage, the danger of the addiction to “Like”s and the power in choosing our own worth, hidden artists, tantric book burnings, the expression of the feminine, and Frida Kahlo’s ruthless honesty. Penny Slinger (b. 1947, London, UK)…
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Grace Graupe-Pillard speaks with us about ambition, showing work in the internet era, activism in art, body acceptance in your 70s, and windows as vaginas. Bio: Grace Graupe-Pillard has exhibited her artwork throughout the USA with one-person exhibitions in Hartford, CT., Jackson MS., Chicago Ill., Newark, NJ, in addition in NYC at The Untitled Space,The…
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The legendary Ann Hirsch brings her usual directness and keen observations to our conversation! She explains what makes a selfie by an artist different from a selfie taken by “just anyone,” discusses the female body as a performance versus painting, and explains her “sex-friendly” stance. She says her title statement of Body Anxiety (an online…
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Jennifer Mien Mien Lin on woman as muse, what is TOO feminine, and the challenges growing up a Taiwanese woman. Jennifer Mien Mien Lin is a Taiwanese-Canadian visual artist based in New York. Her mixed media work is an investigation into what it means to be a woman in this world. Her artworks lift the veil of the…
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Robert Adanto is a documentary film maker who had made 5 films about art, many of them featuring female artists, including “The F-Word,” a documentary on fourth wave feminist artists in Brooklyn, which he started making 10 years ago. Particularly when women are both the artist and the muse, and where women use their body…
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Episode 4 interviews Laura Weyl on motherhood, photography, feminism, and all the juicy stuff! Laura Weyl aka Metagasm is a New York City based filmmaker, photographer, and multi-media artist. Her art explores sexuality, the urban landscape, and analog image manipulations to create visceral, poetic visual worlds. She been exhibited in galleries and event spaces including…
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Episode 3 interviews Ana Finel Honigman on leaving NYC, MLM scams, hot girl art, Richard Prince, Emily Ratajkowski, and much more. Ana FInel Honigman has been writing about art, with a focus on sexuality, sex work, mental health, and gender, for twenty years. She’s been published in Artforum, ArtReview, Frieze, Art in America, the New York…
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Emerald Gruin, owner of Gruin Gallery, has had an exciting career of showing new, emerging, and mid-career artists in LA and NYC. We chat in her living room the week after Frieze LA ’23. She shares her thoughts on Frieze LA, how motherhood has changed her, and her current show up (Dale Frank’s Artist!). Photo…
Read More*Please note that this is an automatically generated transcript with light fixing, so there are a number of errors. It is intended to help you quickly find a particular topic or artist you’re interested.* Listen to the Podcast here: Ana Finel Honigman 0:00:01.7 Leah Schrager: Okay, I’m very excited to have Ana Finel Honigman on……
Read More*Please note that this is an automatically generated transcript with light fixing, so there are a number of errors. It is intended to help you quickly find a particular topic or artist you’re interested.* Listen to the Podcast here: Episode 1: Kathy Battista Women As/In Art 0:00:02.4 S1: Okay, welcome to my first podcast ever!…
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