Untitled Art Podcast
Untitled Art Podcast
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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Episodes
Episode 43: Untitled Talks x Dumbo House: A Conversation with Leading New York Galleries 03.11.2022 1:04:48
Omar López-Chahoud, the Artistic Director and Curator of Untitled Art, in conversation with leading New York gallery directors exhibiting with Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2022: Henrique Faria of Henrique Faria, C. Sean Horton of Sean Horton (Presents) and Jennifer Carvalho of CARVALHO PARK. This panel discussion is a sneak preview of the fair’s 11th edition in Miami Beach this December during the ic...
Episode 42: Untitled Art Talks x Soho House Miami Beach: Miami’s Growth in the Arts (Part 1) 30.09.2022 1:13:47
Untitled Art's Artistic Director & Curator Omar Lopez-Chahoud in conversation with independent curator and editor Natalia Zuluaga, co-director of [NAME] Publications, and Gabriel Kilongo, founder of Jupiter Contemporary, one of Miami's newest galleries. The panel was organized by Untitled Art in collaboration with Art Club at Soho House, Miami Beach, and focuses on emerging galleries and art space...
Episode 41 : Supper Club: What Comes After? 11.03.2022 56:57
The Supper Club: What Comes After? centers on artist Elia Alba’s Supper Club, a multi-faceted art project that has brought together more than 50 contemporary artists of color from the United States through portraiture, food, and dialogue.
Episode 40 : Future Knowing: Gallerists in Conversation 11.03.2022 41:15
Future Knowing: Gallerists in Conversation, moderated by Untitled Art Miami Beach guest curator Natasha Becker.
Episode 39 : Lost Underground: A Conversation on Queer Space & Care 11.03.2022 23:52
A Conversation on Queer Space & Care co-presented by Oolite Arts and Untitled, with film maker GeoVanna Gonzalez and her collaborator, Monica Sorelle. The talk is moderated by Sally Eaves Hughes, curator of the exhibition Common Space, currently on view at Oolite Arts. The experimental dance film explores the role of queer clubs as spaces of communal care, liberation, and self-preservation. This p...
Episode 38 : Future Knowing: Curators in Conversation 11.03.2022 35:37
Future Knowing: Curators in Conversation, moderated by Untitled Art Miami Beach guest curator Natasha Becker.
Episode 37 : Latinx Art, and The Artists Everyone Should Know 11.03.2022 46:39
Participants include: María Elena Ortiz, Karen Vidangos, Nicole Calderón, and Arlene Dávila.
Episode 36 : Drawn Together 11.03.2022 37:40
Drawn Together, a panel discussion on the dynamics drawn from living inside and outside the line of the Us-México Border. Presented by The Ant Project and the cultural institute of México in Miami. Participants include: Artists from the Truth Farm Collective: Arleene Correa Valencia, Ana Teresa Fernandez, Ronald Rael in a conversation moderated by the ANT Project Founder, Guadalupe García. Adriana...
Episode 35 : AI AND THE CHIMPANZEES OF THE FUTURE 11.03.2022 25:41
Presented by Hyperpavilion, space, supported by AXA Investment Managers. Rolando Carmona of Hyperpavilion and artist Sofía Crespo in conversation exploring AI and the concepts revolving around augmented creativity.
Episode 34 : Future Knowing: A Discussion with Artists 11.03.2022 45:49
Future Knowing: A Discussion with Artists and Untitled Art Miami Beach guest curator Natasha Becker. Participants include: Ana Teresa Fernández (Catharine Clark Gallery), Alexander Lee (Marisa Newman Projects), Phyllis Stephens (Richard Beavers Gallery), Adébayo Boljai showing with BEERS London, Natasha Becker (Curator of African Art at the De Young Museum who is our moderator)
Episode 33 : Julio Criado and DJ Hellerman discussing the work of artist Ira Lombardía 11.03.2022 30:06
Julio Criado of Alarcón Criado Gallery exhibiting at the fair in booth B38, and DJ Hellerman, curator for SCAD Museum of Art, who join us today to discuss the work of artist Ira Lombardía.
Episode 32 : Moving Feeling 11.03.2022 26:08
Untitled Art Miami Beach guest curator Miguel A. López in conversation with Moving Feeling artists Jim Denomie (Bockley Gallery) and Sylvia Fernandez (Galería del Paseo) Miguel A. López is a writer, researcher, and curator. Between 2015 and 2020, he worked at TEOR/éTica, in Costa Rica, first as chief curator and, from 2018, as co-director and chief curator. Recent curatorial projects include: ‘and...
Episode 31 : Beyond NFTs 11.03.2022 43:21
Beyond NFTs - Hosted by CADAF (international contemporary and digital art fair) x NDR NW MGMT (exhibiting at Untitled in booth C26) Panelists: Raina Mehler, curator Ori Carino, artist Elena Zavelev, CEO and Founder of CADAF Andrea Steuer, Director and Designer (moderator) NFTs have become mainstream and the art world is catching up while still assessing the use cases for blockchain technology in f...
Episode 30 : Paul Amenta of Site Lab & Chris Fox of Not Design 11.03.2022 12:36
Paul Amenta of Site Lab hosts a live discussion onsite at Untitled Art Miami Beach on their Special Project in the fair’s Monuments section entitled Open Frame: Miami Beach. Amenta speaks with Chris Fox of Not Design Graphic Design Studio in Grand Rapids Michigan, along with collaborators and students from Calvin University, about their practice engaging with the public and live letterpress printi...
Episode 29 : Vulnerability of Recent Times: Water, Ocean, Body, & Environment 11.03.2022 54:11
Presented by SF Artists Alumni (SFAA). This conversation revolves around Referencing ideas in the book The Disposable City by Mario Alejandro Ariza, SF Artists Alumni (SFAA) embraces the theme of resilience as it relates to the environment and society. As a group of San Francisco Art Institute Alumni, SFAA gathered strength during a moment of crisis to resurrect themselves in order to preserve the...
Episode 28: The Importance of Black-Owned Galleries and Arts Spaces 27.07.2020 1:06:40
This program, recorded in July 2020 in the weeks leading up to UNTITLED, ART Online, focuses on the importance of Black-owned galleries and arts spaces in today's world. Hear the conversation with artist Genesis Tramaine, gallerist Richard Beavers, and Prizm Art Fair founder Mikhaile Solomon, moderated by Donnamarie Baptiste. As part of their participation in UNTITLED, ART Online, Phaidon & Artspa...
Episode 27: Launching the Art Fair of the Future 22.07.2020 37:43
This conversation was recorded on July 14, 2020 in the lead up to UNTITLED, ART Online, which runs from July 31–Aug 2, 2020. Jeff Lawson, Founder of UNTITLED, ART and Mattis Curth, Founder of Artland, discussed their collaboration on UNTITLED, ART Online, the world’s first virtual reality art fair in a conversation moderated by arts writer Brian Boucher.
Episode 26: Black Space, Freedom, Urban Forms, and Radical Imagination 11.06.2020 37:52
Visual artist Binta Oxossi Ayofemi creates urban forms inspired by black abstraction through sound, movement, and space. Her first building as artwork, COMMONS, opens in Oakland in 2020, in collaboration with renowned architect Bonnie Bridges of Studio BBA. Studio BBA transforms buildings with historic fragments into contemporary buildings. COMMONS began with Oxossi’s strategic cuts into the build...
Episode 25: Fresh Perspectives on Collecting, presented by Withersworldwide 05.05.2020 32:58
At UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020, Withersworldwide presented a lively conversation titled, "Fresh Perspectives on Collecting; What New Collectors Need to Know." Beginning the process of collecting art can often be challenging for new collectors. Listen to a distinguished panel of experts discuss methods and tips on building an art collection with topics that range from current market trends and...
Episode 24: Re-Imagining Equity in the Art World 2020, presented by ArtTable 09.03.2020 58:17
At UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020, three noted San Francisco artists working in diverse media discussed their art practices, concerns and challenges, and where the equity movement might lead in coming years. Hear artists Indira Allegra, Katherine Vetne, and Erica Deeman, as well as Heidi Rabben, Senior Curator at the Contemporary Jewish Museum. This panel was organized by ArtTable Northern Calif...
Episode 23: Strange Combinations: Analog Meets Virtual, presented by Facebook 25.02.2020 33:27
Recorded live at UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020, textile artist Kira Dominguez Hultgren and Charlie Sutton, Head of Design for the Facebook App, discussed how ancient analog processes like weaving relate to new immersive technologies like virtual reality, and how both can address ideas of human connection and isolation. In creating an empathic user experience, what is the relationship between de...
Episode 22: Mike Henderson Blues Performance, presented by FOR-SITE Foundation 29.01.2020 36:26
At UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020, Mike Henderson, accomplished musician and Bay Area artist included in Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power at the de Young Museum, performed a special musical set highlighting the influence of blues music on African American artists from the 1960s-1980s. Listen now to hear Henderson and his band perform, and check out Writer in Residence, Brian Bouc...
Episode 21: Professor Leigh Raiford and Michael Rosenfeld discuss the artists of “Soul of a Nation” 22.01.2020 48:13
At UNTITLED, ART San Francisco, Leigh Raiford, Associate Professor of African American Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, conversed with gallerist Michael Rosenfeld to discuss Michael Rosenfeld Gallery’s curated presentation of artists exhibited in "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963–1983." The gallery’s booth presentation at UNTITLED, ART San Francisco will inclu...
Episode 20: Only Connect: Creating Virtual and Physical Spaces for Empathy, presented by Facebook 18.01.2020 47:44
Yelena Rachitsky, Executive Producer of Experiences at Oculus, and Kelly Sicat, the director of the Artistic Program and Lucas Artists Residency Program at Montalvo Arts Center, discussed how cultural producers working with both virtual and analog technologies are addressing the so-called “loneliness epidemic” by creating space for authentic empathic connections. Through the yearlong initiative SO...
Episode 19: JPW3 and VIP preview guests speak with Brian Boucher during Food 4 Less performance 17.01.2020 20:11
Journalist Brian Boucher is UNTITLED, ART's inaugural San Francisco Writer in Residence. Join him as he interviews artist JPW3 and VIP Preview attendees during the live performance at "Food 4 Less," the artist's special project, presented by Night Gallery (C6). The artist made juice out of the plants grown in his three mobile gardens, in which he has been cultivating wheatgrass, agave, and tomatoe...
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