Hannah Gadsby, comedienne and critical thinker, released a visionary comedy special on Netflix entitled "Nanette." In it, she interweaves traditional comedic tropes with deeply poignant personal history, uncomfortable truths about society and, surprisingly, art history. Join our hosts as they discuss this important program and the role art plays within the narrative.

From graffiti to street art to activism to the TED prize, international artist JR has done it all. Join our hosts as they outline his work and its importance.

Christina's World by Andrew Wyeth is one of the most iconic images in American art. Why? What does it reveal about the subject, the artist and the ideology of the country itself? Join our hosts as they unpack this quintessential Americana work and explore the lives and art careers of Andrew Wyeth and his illustrator father N.C.

Contemporary painter David Hockney once said, "there is nothing wrong with photography, if you don't mind the perspective of a paralyzed Cyclops." That doesn't seem very nice. Why does photography always get such a bad rap? Join our hosts as they hotly debate this issue.

When people talk about art, sometimes it sounds like they're speaking in Klingon. Join our hosts as they define foundational art terminology.

Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo, is one of the most iconic artists--with one of the most iconic faces--of the 20th century. Join our hosts as they debate her work and discuss the 2002 biopic about her life.

Jean-Michel Basquiat is one of the most intriguing, instinctual and influential artists to come out of the last fifty years. Join our hosts as they dissect his work and the 1996 biopic directed by Julian Schnabel.

Join our hosts on their first live recording as they battle it and expose two famous art world rivalries: Pablo Picasso versus Henri Matisse and Jackson Pollock versus Willem de Kooning.

IG, FB, DM...social media has irrevocably changed the way consumers find, share and acquire art. Join our hosts as they debate the merits and drawbacks of social media with Fred Lidskog, the head of content behind outdoor art archive @impermanent_art.

Long established as a cultural curator and contemporary art tastemaker, Roger Gastman is the featured guest on this episode. Join our hosts and Roger as they discuss his most recent exhibition, "Beyond the Streets" in Los Angeles.