ArtTable's Artist Perspectives Podcast

California, Mythology, Flowers and Fairs: Judith Linhares and Eden Deering

Eden Deering is the Artist Liaison at PPOW gallery in NYC. Eden talks with friend & artist Judith Linhares, who, in Judith’s words, “came of age in the socially turbulent 'take-it-to-the-streets' days of feminism, underground comics, and poetic reverie in Northern California.” The conversation reflects on Judith’s early practice, what it means to be a young artist working in NYC today & the ever evolving relationship between gallerist, artist & art market.

What Does It Mean to Be An Environmentally Conscious Artist/ Curator? Samantha De Tillio and Beth Lipman Discuss

Samantha De Tillio is a curator, art historian, & writer of modern & contemporary art made from glass, fibers, clay, wood, & metals. Beth Lipman is a contemporary artist working in glass. In this episode, Samantha & Beth talk about the process of creating an institutional exhibition, an honest critique of each other’s practice & the ethics of producing resource heavy artworks that employ industrial techniques in a way that is sustainable & climate conscious. 

One Woman’s Trash is Jean Shin’s Monumental Installation

Jean Shin is an artist nationally recognized for her monumental installations that transform everyday objects into elegant expressions of identity and community. In this recording, you’ll hear about Shin’s often funny or unpredictable stories of collaboration, which lead to meaningful works with monumental impact. Here’s Shin speaking at our monthly Artist Breakfast meeting, alongside the work included in the exhibition.

Printmaking as a Democratic Medium with Soledad Salame and Jennie Hirsh

In this episode, Jennie Hirsh, scholar and former professor of modern and contemporary art, and Soledad Salame, artist, consider Soledad's work as an important documentation of underrepresented issues. The conversation reveals Soledad’s status as an artist’s artist and her impact and influence on the practises of Baltimore based artists, notably through her print studio, Sol Print Studios.

Nancy Cohen & Kristen Accola on Taking Up Space with Large Scale Installations

Kristen Accola is an art dealer, curator & ArtTable member. Nancy Cohen is an artist whose work has been widely exhibited throughout the United States & is represented in important collections. She has completed numerous large-scale, site-specific projects, many of which Kristen helped to curate. Kristin & Nancy will discuss the challenges they’ve encountered creating site-specific work, Kristen's shift from gallery owner to private dealer, and everything in between.