Untitled Art Podcast

Untitled Art Podcast

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The Untitled Art Podcast, presented in conjunction with the Untitled Art fairs in Miami Beach and Houston, explores all things related to contemporary art.

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Apr 2, 2026

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Episodes

Epsiode 100: Miami Artist Census - Artists Harnessing Data for Grassroots Change 11.01.2025

Join the Miami Artist Census team in conversation as they delve into the history behind the census and how the project reflects Miami's artist community. The group will consider how data can be channeled to identify the needs of local artists, tell our stories, and visualize strategies for positive change. This panel is moderated by Heike Dempster, featuring misael soto, Harmony Honig, Carrie Seih...

Episode 92: Houston Next 27.12.2024

Amidst recent shifts in public funding for the arts, alongside the growth of commercial galleries and museum expansions, this panel will explore the evolving role of art fairs in shaping the future of the arts in Houston, examining how these events serve as vital hubs for connecting local and international artists, galleries, and collectors while fostering a dynamic, innovative arts community. The...

Episode 87: LA ESCUELA___: Fostering Hemispheric Exchange through Art and Education 26.12.2024

Through context-based creative practices, the artistic platform LA ESCUELA___ aims to address current social and ecological challenges from the perspectives of Latin American artists, educators, and communities. By fostering collaboration at the regional and international levels, it promotes translocal exchange, bridging experimental approaches rooted in the territories. This collaborative platfor...

Episode 89: Checking on Current South Korean Art Markets 24.12.2024

Since Frieze’s arrival in Seoul in 2022, international interest in the South Korean art market has surged, pushing local commercial galleries to engage more actively on the global stage and spotlighting Korean artists abroad. This heightened attention has also led independent art spaces to reconsider their roles, prompting questions about how to remain experimental, community-focused, and true to...

Episode 90: Untitled Edit – the Future of Art Criticism. Supported by the Rabkin Foundation 24.12.2024

Listen to a panel discussion on the future of art criticism and arts journalism, moderated by Mary Louise Schumacher, Director of the Rabkin Foundation, an artist-endowed charitable foundation created in 1999 to preserve and share the work of Leo Rabkin and administer grants to art critics. Panelists include 2023 Rabkin Prize winner Max Durón, Senior Reporter at ARTNews, as well as past contributo...

Episode 88: From Purchase to Patronage: Stewarding Your Growing Collection. Presented by ArtTable 23.12.2024

With generous support from Private Client Select, SRI Fine Art Services, and Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP, ArtTable presents an engaging discussion of the roles of steward and patron that the collector assumes upon purchasing a work of art. This second program in ArtTable’s Art Law Series, appropriate for new and seasoned collectors alike, covers multiple dimensions of stewardship each colle...

Episode 91: Museums and Institutions Fostering Inclusivity. Presented by Sutton 23.12.2024

Join leading museum professionals as they discuss the evolving role of museums in promoting inclusivity and diversity within their spaces and programs. Moderated by Carlie Porterfield, Associate Editor at The Art Newspaper, the conversation will explore real-world initiatives and challenges facing cultural institutions today as they work to broaden representation and foster engagement across multi...

Episode 86: Growth and Development of the Arts in Texas 20.12.2024

As Untitled Art looks ahead to Houston, we revisit our VIP weekend programming in Austin, TX, earlier this season in collaboration with Soho House and Big Medium. The weekend kicked off with a panel discussion about the growth of the arts in Texas with the Director for Untitled Art, Houston, Michael Slenske, alongside Austin-based artist RF. Alvarez, Art Advisor Adam Green, Head Curator and Direct...

Episode 85: Miami's Art Club Panel Discussion: Young Collectors & Collection Building 05.10.2024

Kicking off our fall programming, Untitled Art’s collaboration with Soho Beach House Miami’s Art Club continues. This podcast revolves around young collectors and collection building, featuring Miami-based patrons and collectors Jack Benmeleh and Daphna Bentata, as well as art advisor and historian Valentina Tintori. Moderated by Salomé Gómez-Upegi, the panel delves into the 'joy' collecting bring...

Episode 84: Performance Architecture - Taking Up Space. Presented by Commissioner 26.01.2024

GeoVanna Gonzalez, multidisciplinary artist Leilani Lynch, MCA Denver Associate Curator Moderated by Komal Kehar, architect/designer, owner of Common Things To be seen and occupy space can be a radical act of political resistance. Drawing inspiration from the thought-provoking performance installation PLAY, LAY, AYE: ACT 6 by GeoVanna Gonzalez, the conversation “Taking up Space” explores the profo...

Episode 83: '.co.za' Presented by EBONY/CURATED 26.01.2024

Three galleries exhibiting at Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2023 from Southern Africa: Ebony/Curated; Southern Guild and Kalashnikovv Gallery, come together to discuss the role of the gallery and the curator- in an evolving cultural landscape that champions the consumption of the image in what is globally understood as the digital age. These established institutions will reflect on their respective in...

Episode 82: Digital Empowerment & Art Gallery Innovation. Presented by Atlantic Arthouse 26.01.2024

The panel will present their art gallery journeys vis-à-vis working in the digital age, and how each has developed concepts, overcome challenges, and shaped innovative pathways to entrepreneurial growth. The panel will discuss how each has measured success and/or how they advantage online tools to develop decision making. This panel features women with diverse backgrounds, with almost 100 years of...

Episode 81: Forging New Paths in an Evolving Art World 26.01.2024

In an industry that can seem daunting to try to navigate on your own, Hannah Gottlieb-Graham, Jordan Huelskamp, Charlie Jarvis, and Maria Vogel have each forged their own, unique paths independent of any preexisting entity. Recognized mavericks in their respective lanes, each speaker will share insight from their years navigating the complexities of the art world and how they brought their singula...

Episode 80: Making and Claiming Space. Presented by Jonathan Carver Moore 26.01.2024

This year’s curatorial theme, “Gender Equality in the Arts,” and the topic of “Making and Claiming Space” is an opportunity to construct a diverse group of panelists who are often unheard and unseen in the art world. While we are seeing an uptick in artists of color, queer artists and women; what about the underrepresented individuals behind the scenes? What does diversity look like as far as gall...

Episode 79: Sharif Bey in conversation with Rachel Delphia. Presented by albertz benda 26.01.2024

A conversation between Curator, Rachel Delphia and Artist, Sharif Bey to discuss his work since his major 2021 solo exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art, in which the artist exhibited a survey of his studio practice alongside pieces created onsite in response to the museum’s collection. This conversation will focus specifically on the artist’s newest series, the Guardians, to consider how Bey...

Episode 78: How To Shatter a Ceiling - A Talk on Gender Equality in the Art World 26.01.2024

Presented in association with Her Clique, and moderated by writer Dan Duray, this panel will feature a conversation between LaKela Brown, a trailblazing artist, and her dynamic gallerist Ellie Rines. Together they will share their tactics for navigating the masculine power structures of the art world, and their theories for why these still exist in 2023.

Episode 77: Curating in the Digital Age - Steven Sacks in conversation with Manfred Mohr 26.01.2024

Underscoring this year’s curatorial focus, Curating in the Digital Age, we are thrilled to welcome longstanding exhibitor, Steven Sacks, owner and director of the New York-based gallery, bitforms, in conversation with exhibiting artist, Manfred Mohr. Mohr utilizes algorithms to engage rational aesthetics, inviting logic to produce visual outcomes. Not only exhibiting within the booth, the artist a...

Episode 76: Art Unveiled - Navigating the Ecosystem of Creativity. Presented by NXTHVN 26.01.2024

Join Jeffrey Meris, Alyssa Klauer, and Marissa Del Toro for a dynamic dialogue as they share their creative journeys since completing their respective NXTHVN Fellowships in 2021 and 2022. Learn about their post-fellowship experiences and how they navigate the vibrant art ecosystem, as well as their ever-evolving expressions of artistic liberation.

Episode 75: Imagining A Culture of Listening, Healing, Awakening, and Justice 26.01.2024

Hosted by For Freedoms on the role of artists in shaping society and politics. Moderated by Michelle Woo in conversation with multidisciplinary artist Autumn Breon, artist and curator Jesse Krimes, and curator Jasmine Wahi. This panel was generously supported plancpills.org.

Episode 74: Galerías Colombianas en conversación con Henrique Faria 16.01.2024

Conducted in Spanish: Siguiendo con la misión curatorial de Untitled Art de desarrollar programación que apoye la inclusividad, diversidad y accesibilidad dentro del ecosistema artístico, nos complace anunciar que este año presentaremos dos paneles que se llevarán a cabo en español. Propuesto por Liz Caballero, fundadora y directora de Sketch, este panel invita a galerías participantes con sede en...

Episode 73: This Too, is a Map. Presented by [NAME] Publications 16.01.2024

In this conversation, Rachael Rakes, artistic director of the 12th Seoul Mediacity Biennale, and Kathleen Ditzig, Curator at the National Gallery Singapore, will discuss alter-spatial histories and provide critical perspectives on the history of Western-style mapping. The discussion stems from the exhibition and publication This Too, is a Map produced on the occasion of the 12th Seoul Mediacity Bi...

Episode 72: Changes to Collecting Models. Hosted by the Sotheby's Institute 16.01.2024

Recent years have brought about rapid changes to the way art is shown, shared and sold. What are some of these new models that are disrupting the traditional dynamics, and how can young collectors navigate these new spaces? Moderated by Klaudia Ofwona Draber in conversation with Amanda Uribe, Founder, LatchKey Gallery and Iliya Fridman, Founder, Fridman Gallery.

Episode 71: The Impact of Technology. Hosted by Sotheby's Institute 16.01.2024

While the future of NFTs is up for debate, their technological advances are undeniable. What are the practical applications and implications of this technology on the market for physical works of art? Moderated by Brendan Burns in conversation with Bernadine Wieder – CEO, Arcual; Marc Billings – Founder/ CEO, Blackdove; and Whitney Hart – former CMO, Tezos.

Episode 70: The Market for Female Artists. Hosted by Sotheby's Institute 16.01.2024

The market for female artists has been dramatically changing in recent years. What does this look like now, and where is it headed? Moderated by Ann-Marie Richard in conversation with Ágnes Berecz, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Faculty, MA Contemporary Art; Jenna Ferrey, Owner/Director, Trotter&Sholer; and Madison Estey of Cheim & Reid Gallery.

Episode 69: Alternative gallery platforms to the brick-and-mortar space 16.01.2024

Join us for a conversation with first-time Exhibitors: Emmelie Koster, founder and co-director of No Man’s Art Gallery (Amsterdam, Netherlands); Gisela Guieros, founder of her eponymous space Gisela Projects (Brooklyn, NY); and Laura González Palacios, founder of Chiquita Room (Barcelona, Spain) for a discussion diving into their program initiatives that go beyond the physical space. Gisela Projec...

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