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Celestine Wilson Hughes talks about becoming an artist – an Artblog Radio podcast
Roberta and Libby interview Celestine Wilson Hughes in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Brian Wallace on curating at Bryn Mawr College – an Artblog Radio podcast
Roberta and Libby interview curator Brian Wallace in this 16-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
From the Artblog vault – Rob Matthews’ podcast, his show with Shanna Waddell opens tonight at Tiger Strikes Asteroid
[Ed note: This podcast originally ran on Artblog July 23, 2012. Rob Matthews is in a two person show with Shanna Waddell opening tonight, Jan 4, 2013, at Tiger Strikes Asteroid.] The art world’s interest in drawings came just at the right moment for Rob Matthews, an artist whose drawings merge humor and faith in […]
Old City gallerists Becky Kerlin and Christine Pfister on business and art – podcast interview on artblog radio
Celebrating two independent gallerists On the 20th anniversaries of Gallery Joe and Pentimenti, two wonderful contemporary art venues in Philadelphia that we admire, we talk with the gallery’s owner/directors, Becky Kerlin (of Gallery Joe) and Christine Pfister (of Pentimenti). Both galleries are located in Old City, and both started in the recession of 1992/93. In […]
From the Artblog vault – Jayson Musson’s podcast interview, his show at Fleisher-Ollman opens this Thursday
[Ed. note: This podcast ran in 2007 when Jayson Musson had not yet graduated from University of Pennsylvania and moved over to Brooklyn. But he had already begun the Hennessy Youngman series of videos, and he speaks about them in this interview with us. Jayson’s solo show, A True Fiend’s Weight, opens at Fleisher-Ollman Gallery […]
From the Artblog vault – Podcast interview with Tim Portlock, artist in the upcoming Fleisher Wind Challenge 2 exhibition
Roberta and Libby interview Tim Portlock in this 17-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Shelley Spector on making things look effortless, and on the Philly art scene – a podcast on Artblog Radio
Shelley Spector studied dance for many years — her mother was a dance teacher and taught dance classes out of the studio in the basement. So the idea of creating art that looks effortless — the way dancers make dancing look effortless — was built into Shelley’s way of working. Spector founded the influential Spector […]
Syd Carpenter’s gardens and farms of clay – a podcast interview on Artblog Radio
Libby and Roberta interview artist Syd Carpenter about her art making, her origins as an artist and her gardening, which feeds into her art directly and indirectly.
Open Air’s Rafael Lozano-Hemmer talks about art we all can share – an Artblog Radio podcast
Roberta and Libby interview Rafael Lozano-Hemmer in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Tim Portlock’s digital simulations – a podcast interview on Artblog Radio
Tim Portlock talks with Libby and Roberta about his high-tech works on paper, made from 3-D imaging software, but which reference 19th Century heroic landscape painting. He tells them he doesn't see his works as photographs, but as paintings. The interview is 17 minutes long.
Alex Baker on Australia and on being the new director of Fleisher-Ollman Gallery – a podcast on Artblog Radio
Libby and Roberta interview Alex Baker in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Grant Cox on Artblog Radio – childhood memories and thoughts about failure, a podcast interview
Roberta and Libby interview Grant Cox in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Artblog Radio – Rob Matthews has stories to tell, on today’s podcast
Roberta and Libby interview artist Rob Matthews in this 18-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Jenny Drumgoole on Husky, Socks, Wing Bowl and those crazy cream cheese recipes for Paula Deene
Jenny Drumgoole’s subversive videos make us smile. The artist stars in her videos as a larger than life parody of a kind of super woman or super adolescent. She gives her character a task in some contest or other (Wing Bowl, Paula Deene Real Women of Philadelphia online recipe contest) and voila, she’s off and […]
The times catch up with Mike Macfeat–podcast interview
Roberta and Libby interview Mike Macfeat in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Podcast of Elisabeth Agro at PMA–respect for craft
Roberta and Libby interview curator Elisabeth Agro in this 17-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Headlong Dance Theater’s Andrew Simonet and David Brick on dancing with art and moving with citizen dancers
Roberta and Libby interview founding members of Headlong Dance Theater in this 16-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Matt Giel’s performance photography on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview artist Matt Giel in this 12-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Cindi Ettinger of C.R. Ettinger Studio talks about traditional printing in the digital age, an Artblog Radio podcast interview
Roberta and Libby interview master printer Cindi Ettinger in this 17-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Daniel Heyman talks about prints, teaching, and working with dental plaster – a podcast interview
Roberta and Libby interview Daniel Heyman in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Frank Bramblett on truth, small town Alabama and his imaginary friend Graham
Frank Bramblett grew up in a small town in rural Alabama where he played in the Alabama mud as a child. He also had an imaginary friend, Graham, who talked to him constantly. Frank’s large abstract paintings spring from his love of materials and from his need to experiment like an alchemist. You can see […]
Gary Steuer to the rescue in City Hall
Roberta and Libby interview Gary Steuer in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Maiza Hixson on Artblog Radio – full podcast with singing and great talk
Roberta and Libby interview Maiza Hixson in this 13-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
What’s driving Erin Riley, on Artblog Radio
In this 2012 podcast Libby and Roberta speak with Erin Riley about her woven narratives based on bad behavior people (proudly?) post on the Internet. The podcast is 13 minutes and 24 seconds long.
New podcast – Tim Belknap on teaching kids about space as Astronaut Tim
In early December Tim Belknap set up a small, pretend space station inside Temple Gallery that was an almost-convincing replica of the real thing. He called the set piece Destiny Module, a reference to the US Space Station’s Science Lab. Destiny Module was part of Belknap’s project to beam himself as Astronaut Tim into a […]
Josh Mosley, the thinking-man’s animation artist–on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Joshua Mosley in this 13-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
New podcast – Matt Kalasky on science fiction movies, absurdity and starting an online arts magazine
Matt Kalasky spoke with us Oct 17 about his role as one of the founding editors of the new online arts journal, the The Nicola Midnight St. Claire (now temporarily called “The New, New Masses” – you can hear about that on their website). We also wanted to hear about his art, which takes the […]
Jennifer Levonian’s life stories–hers and ours, on artblog radio
Jennifer Levonian considers herself a feminist. Her animated videos -- beautiful, handmade, surreal -- portray quotidien material, often featuring women protagonists, who encounter weird experiences in the "normal" 21st Century urban environment. Libby and Roberta talked with Jennifer in 2011. Here is their podcast interview, 16 minutes long.
Grizzly Grizzly aesthetic – humor surrounded by a lot of seriousness – a podcast interview
Libby and Roberta talk with Jacque Liu and Mike Ellyson about their collective, Grizzly Grizzly, in the 319 N. 11th St. hub, alive with 5 arts collectives, and lots of experimental art and curating.
Tim McFarlane, on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview painter Tim McFarlane in this 14-minute podcast for ArtBlog Radio.
Hannah Price on photographing men on the streets in Philadelphia – a new podcast
Roberta and Libby interview Hannah Price about catcalling and her latest photo series in this 10-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Zoe Strauss on what matters, on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Zoe Strauss in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Soft-spoken Andrew Jeffrey Wright talks stand-up comedy, family and making it on $500 a month
Libby and Roberta speak with Andrew Jeffrey Wright, founding member of Space 1026! It's a great talk, 16 and a half minutes long.
Annette Monnier talks about guilt, community, humor and values
Roberta and Libby interview Annette Monnier in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
New podcast – ICA’s Ingrid Schaffner on curating, making her zine Pink, and working with artists
Ingrid Schaffner, ICA’s Senior Curator, has been with the Institute for ten years, and in that time she’s created many great exhibitions. Schaffner has a an easy smile, a ready laugh, and an interest in the absurd, from Dali and Dada to more contemporary artists like Richard Artschwager, for whom she worked as an archivist, pre-Philadelphia. […]
Matt Savitsky hits the road–on artblog radio
Performance artist Matt Savitsky moves to California for graduate school, leaving behind some sculptures and a lot of memories of good times (and other times).
New podcast – Jordan Griska talks about sculpture, community and eBay
Roberta and Libby interview Jordan Griska in this 14-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
New podcast-Joe Leroux and Stacey Lee Webber, from Madison to Port Richmond and why they love it here
Roberta and Libby interview Joe Leroux and Stacey Lee Webber in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
The unstoppable Amber Dorko Stopper on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Amber Dorko Stopper in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Tyler Kline – from skateboarding to art with viscera, a new podcast
Roberta and Libby interview Tyler Kline in this 15-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Amir Lyles finds his own route, on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Amir Lyles in this 13-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
New podcast – Susan Myers on art, beauty and thrift shopping
Roberta and Libby interview Susan Myers in this 11-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Deep thoughts at Extra Extra, on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Derek Frech, Joe Lacina and Daniel Wallace of Extra Extra gallery in this 13-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
New podcast-Claes Gabriel on creating a tribe of totems
Claes Gabriel (Claes is pronounced "Clays") makes bright-colored totemic shapes from stretched canvas over wood armatures. The works show the artist's attention to detail in crafting and painting. The artist, who was born in Port au Prince, Haiti in 1977 is not making "black art" but rather painting his feelings, he says. He's the son of a famous Haitian artist, Jacques Gabriel, and yes, he was named after Claes Oldenburg. Claes came to the US in 1989 and studied at Maryland Institute College of Art (BFA 1999) and while right now he's in Philadelphia, his long-range plans involve living in Europe.
Michael Konrad reinvents a broken society, on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Artist Michael Konrad in this 10-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Jennie Thwing on Artblog Radio – a new podcast
This episode of Artblog Radio sponsored by Locks Gallery Jennie Thwing‘s whimsical stop-action animations have tickled our visual funnybone for years — at the same time that they’ve made us think about issues like the environment and our culture of waste. The artist and educator (she teaches at Rowan University in New Jersey) is also […]
Carl Marin, Moby Dick and the end of hunting on Artblog Radio
Roberta and Libby interview Carl Marin in this 12-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.
Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz on collecting – new podcast
Our series sponsor is Fleisher Art Memorial. Locks Gallery is our episode sponsor. Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz have amassed an extraordinary art collection of work by self-taught artists like James Castle, Martin Ramirez, William Edmondson and many more. The Bonovitzes — Jill is a respected ceramic artist and Sheldon Bonovitz is a lawyer and emeritus […]
Amze Emmons’ shaky cityscapes–on artblog radio
Libby and Roberta talk with artist/printmaker/educator, Amze Emmons, about the 50-artist exhibition he organized at Space 1026, called Refugee Reading Room. We find his works, which show depopulated and downtrodden urban spaces drenched in pastel shades suitable for Valentine's Day "I love you" hearts to be more pertinent each day. The 12-minute podcast will fly by with all the amazing, smart things Amze says.
Daniel Traub on the interstices – an Artblog Radio interview
Roberta and Libby interview photographer Daniel Traub in this 14-minute podcast for Artblog Radio.