The Boston Art Podcast

In which Theo & Brian go toe to toe in the market place of ideas. Only one will make it out alive. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss celebrity look-a-likes, goatee styles, professionalism, and the importance of knowing how to describe yourself as an artist and when (& why) you should deploy that knowledge. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian sit down with artist, Walter Tomasino. Artist bio written by Gallery East Boston Provocative in nature, Walter Tomasino’s work deals with subject matter many artists avoid. He portrays the darker side and the underbelly of existence; people of the night, lonely travelers in life often lurking in doorways, alleys or in natures secluded places. The ones who have stumbled or...

In which Theo & Brian sit down with Plymouth artist, Kieran Kelleher. Find more of Kieran's art at https://kieks.art/ or visit him on instagram. https://www.instagram.com/kieran.kelleher_/ https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

Brian & Theo talk once again with friends of the show, Trevor Sullivan & Chris O'Grady, joined by Bullpup keyboardist & singer, Jon Garniss. The group sets out into Allston after leaving an open mic at Assemblage Art Space. We go to a restaurant, walk around, and then talk by our cars before breaking off and driving home. Episode Artwork by Theo https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian break down what it means to truly know your artistic identity, why that matters, and how you can map out your own. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss self care, bank robberies, empaths, psychic readings, religious trauma, art criticism vs. music criticism, art school, tik tok, toxic marketing, and self confidence. Episode Artwork by Theo https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian sit down with long time show promoter, Tim Downie, to discuss music organizing, the town of Plymouth, separating art from artists, mental illness, Tim's father, and even more. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

Chris, Trevor, Theo, and Brian leave the Assemblage Art Space after a successful gallery opening for Brian & Walter Tomasino in the Seaport put on by Fort Point Arts Community. The four pull up to a sandwich shop in Allston to get some food and then talk about art. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss the origins of impressionism as the beginning of the modernist age. Some say that modernism was once the misfit, bad boy of art history but now it seems to be the institution itself with more traditional views rising up against it. Theo & Brian investigate the matter. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian link up with curator, artist, and art consultant, Duane Lucia, at the Assemblage Art Space at 70a Sleeper st. in Boston, a gallery currently hosting the work of Brian Huntress and artist Walter Tomasino. In this interview we hear about Duane's career in the Boston scene from 1979, all the way to the present working with countless artists, bands, and clubs through out the...

In which Theo & Brian talk shit about art and people, and then drink smoothies. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian ponder the question, Is an artist born or made? https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

Its been one whole year since the first episode of BAP and we're celebrating by reviewing old recordings, talking about personal accomplishments, and shouting out and remembering each guest we've had on the show. We love you all and we're so proud to have been through this with all of you. You are all amazing. Look out for season 2 of the podcast coming in February. https://www.bostonartpodcast.co...

In which Theo & Brian reflect on their personal lives and the events that unfolded through out the year. Its been a crazy one with serious ups and downs. Thank you for staying with the podcast and thanks for all of the support. From Boston Art Podcast, thank you for everything. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian have a serious debate, go shopping, and then bake cookies. Merry Christmas! Episode art is a painting of Krampus by Brian https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

This week, Brian & Theo visit the studio of abstract artist, Amanda Lamoureux Smith. "Amanda Lamoureux Smith is an internationally published abstract and mixed media visual artist living just outside of Boston, Massachusetts (USA). Amanda paints mostly with acrylics on canvas and she steps in the paint used to create each piece and then uses it to create a footprint as a signature on the back...

Joe Palana is a standup comedian based out of NYC. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Brian & Theo discuss fantasy, myth, and storytelling. Art Sourced from wikipedia page for, 'Dragon.' "Friedrich Johann Justin Bertuch, the mythical creature dragon, 1806" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss jobs, sacrifice, memes, NaNoWriMo, fandom, dystopian YA novels, Qanon, shout outs, why we like to podcast, forgetting peoples names, and the MFA Boston's unionization efforts. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Brian & Theo talk about life, the proper way to itch your skin, Dr. Phil. how to submit to things, reputation, responsibility, leadership, and what makes a good conversation and connection. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Brian & Theo discuss love, creativity, and what it actually means to be authentic. We also talk about vulnerability, collaboration, and how to manage creative relationships. https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo performs an intervention on Brian https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian talk with magician, artist, & skater, Joe Ledoux about magic, archetypes, and the mystical origins of magical performance. Joe Ledoux has a zine out now called, "Seance." You can buy it by contacting Joe through instagram DM. https://www.instagram.com/joeledouxmagic/ https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss their collaborative book, "The Letter Project," and other things relating to this art life in these odd times. This is an episode from the archives in two parts; Part one is from April of 2021, and Part Two is from June of 2021. Follow us on IG: http://www.instagram.com/bostonartpodcast/ https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/