Episode 24: Cindy Sherman, remembering Elizabeth Blackadder and Chuck Close, and the 'anti cancel culture' art exhibition
Episode 24: Cindy Sherman, remembering Elizabeth Blackadder and Chuck Close, and the 'anti cancel culture' art exhibition
Hello Autumn! We are so ready for you. It’s been a disappointing summer weather-wise here in the UK, so we are very exci... Read more
6 Sep 2021
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1hr 2mins
Episode 23: The Climate Controversy of NFT Art, the E.U. vs Banksy, and Frank Auerbach
Episode 23: The Climate Controversy of NFT Art, the E.U. vs Banksy, and Frank Auerbach
Where have the past few months gone? After an un-intentional hiatus, we are back with some exhibition recommendations, n... Read more
16 Jun 2021
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1hr 15mins
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29 Mar 2021
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Episode 21: Alex Katz, Jerry Saltz and *that* art critic tweet, and Nick Cave’s ’Truth Be Told’ installation triumphs
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Our final attempt at a podcast for 2020, and we’re trying to keep it fun-filled and Covid-free! We kick procedures off i... Read more
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Episode 18: René Magritte, Grayson Perry's 'dead wood' comment, and the National Trust faces fresh scrutiny for looking into colonialism
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Bumped back into Lockdown in England we've been whiling away our time engrossed in art documentaries and wishing we were... Read more
16 Nov 2020
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1hr 31mins
Episode 17 - Job losses at major art institutions, the Musee d'Orsay low-cut dress drama, and Sarah Lucas.
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Artfully is BACK after a hiatus and despite a summer dominated by Covid-19, there are still some juicy art world controv... Read more
9 Oct 2020
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Episode 16: Kerry James Marshall, a socially distanced auction, and Pace Gallery speaks out against homophobia.
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Our slew of exhibition recommendations this month are inspired by luscious landscapes and a green palette, perhaps motiv... Read more
27 Jul 2020
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1hr 19mins
Episode 15: Indigenous Art, chasing Inigo Philbrick, museums' responses to Black Lives Matter, and Chantal Joffe
Episode 15: Indigenous Art, chasing Inigo Philbrick, museums' responses to Black Lives Matter, and Chantal Joffe
Welcome to our second Lockdown episode, which we recorded a couple of weeks ago. As the world slowly starts to reawaken ... Read more
26 Jun 2020
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Episode 14: A bumper virtual viewing review, Picasso's Oslo Murals and Paul Nash
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