julianwhatley
Julian Whatley Art Podcast
Julian Whatley’s authentic sharing of processes, obstacles, challenges, and inquiries.
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Feb 14, 2025
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Episodes
Ep. 9: Palm Springs Modernism Week Special 14.02.2025 14:14
Julian flies solo in this episode to discuss his painting, 'The Definition of What a Man Is,' that will be featured at the Palm Springs Modernism Week Show.
What is the 'brave new world' of art patronage? 14.02.2025 28:25
Julian and Aaron explore possible new models for art patronage.
Ep. 7: The Hidden Power of Patrons 08.02.2025 28:05
Who really wrote the history of art? The artists or the patrons? In this episode Julian and Aaron consider an unconventional narrative.
Ep. 6: Three Pillars of the Neo-Baroque 30.01.2025 29:56
Julian and Aaron review the three pillars of this new movement in contemporary art: the 'Neo-Baroque.' And look at how artist Tomas Saraceno demonstrates all aspects of this movement.
Ep. 5: So you want to save the world, but do you have a manifesto? 24.01.2025 36:03
Julian and Aaron continue a realtime collaboration towards creating a manifesto that will save the world from disinformation.
Ep. 4: Luminosity of Meaning: Towards a new movement in art 22.01.2025 34:27
Julian and Aaron begin to construct a manifesto for a new art movement that has as its guiding ethos the curing of rampant disinformation in today's world.
Ep. 3: Where did all the movements go? 19.01.2025 33:08
Are there any movements currently in art? If not, why not? Is it a problem? What sort of movement would even make sense nowadays?
Ep. 1 -- Attack of the Artificial 04.01.2025 34:40
Why is AI a false god?
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