Episodes: 50
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
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Tyler Green - Tyler Green is an art critic and the host of The Modern Art Notes Podcast. He received an inaugural criticism award from the U.S. chapter of the International Association of Art Critics for his wor...
Derrick Adams - Adams's Artistic Practice, Including Works From The Floater, Figure In The Urban Landscape, Profile Pics, And Family Portraits Series, And His Focus On Contemporary Black Life.
Laura Igoe - The Exhibition's Examination Of Artistic Representations Of George Washington's Crossing Of The Delaware And Responses To Emanuel Leutze's Well-known Painting.
Young Joon Kwak - Sculpture, Performance, Bodily Transformation, Intimacy, Visibility, And Trans And Queer Representation.
Nic Nicosia - Nicosia's Recent Artistic Practice And The Development Of His Sculpture, Film, And Drawing Over The Past 25 Years.
Ann Temkin - Duchamp's Work And The Themes And Works Presented In The Retrospective.
Summer clips: Sofonisba's Lesson (new edition)
August 13, 2026
Episode No. 771 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast is a summer clips episode featuring art historian Michael W. Cole. Princeton University Press has just published Cole's Sofonisba's Lesson, New Edition: A Renaissance Artist and Her Work. The book updates Cole's 2020 edition of the book, an assessment of Sofonisba Anguissola (1532–1625), a pathbreaking painter who substantially made it possible for women to be students of art. Bookshop and Amazon offers Sofonisba's Lesson for $63-68. Cole's boo...
Museum responses to fascism (or not)
August 06, 2026
Episode No. 770 features former museum director, former Association of Art Museum Directors president, and Souls Grown Deep president Maxwell L. Anderson, and Oakland Museum of California director Lori Fogarty. With the Trump administration and its Congressional allies having threatened, diminished, or attacked national cultural institutions such as the National Gallery of Art, the Kennedy Center, and increasingly the Smithsonian Institution, Anderson discusses whether the sector's response ...
Remembering Betye Saar
July 30, 2026
Episode No. 769 features a conversation with Betye Saar recorded in 2016. Saar died on Sunday a few days short of her one hundredth birthday. Saar, known especially for her use of assemblage and her often pioneering address of complicated and often troubling US, and diasporic African and Caribbean histories, was one of the most influential artists of the last 60 years. Generations of artists, including Saar's artist-daughters Lezley and Alison, have found Saar's work foundational. Even thoug...
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