In this week’s episode of Art Uncovered Kimberly spoke with Diana Jean Puglisi, an interdisciplinary artist and educator whose work transforms and re-contextualizes objects associated with women’s work. During the conversation, they talk about Diana’s current research into women’s health and the work she produced immediately following the birth of her first child.

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In this episode Kimberly speaks with Monica Church, a Hudson Valley based abstract artist working in painting, collage and printmaking. Over the course of the conversation they talk about Monica’s journey to abstraction, her building of space through various materials and her relationship to photography.

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James Stamboni is a figurative painter whose work explores themes of religious and western iconography and portraiture.  In this episode, Kimberly and James talk about religion, near death experiences and the Grateful Dead. 

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In this first episode since 2022, Kimberly spoke with Charlotte Woolf, a queer artist and educator with a background in photography and gender studies. Throughout the conversation they talk about Charlotte's work of expanding the notion of what agriculture is and their desire to increase representation within the industry.

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Bel Falleiros is a Brazilian artist who lives and works in New York City. Bel's work explores the public space and its relationship to art, architecture and education. Throughout the conversation Kimberly and Bel talk about Bel's work as an educator and her work with public monuments.

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Matt Hulse is the director and creator of the feature length film Sound For the Future, an experimental documentary film that explores his childhood growing up in England in the 1970s.

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Kate Collyer is a PhD candidate in Studio Art at the Burren College of Art in  Galway, Ireland. Her work—an exploration of climate change and shifting landscapes—has been exhibited internationally, most notably in the Krakow Printmaking Triennial in Poland.  She is the 2014 recipient of the Southern Graphics Council International Graduate Fellowship Award. 

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William Chan is a New York based artist and United States War Veteran, whose work includes performance interventions and photography. In this episode Kimberly and William talk about William’s ideologies surrounding communication, compassion, American politics and laughter.

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Gabi Magaly is a Mexican-American artist whose work encourages strength and independence in the women of her culture. She currently lives in San Antonio, Texas and works remotely as a full time professor of photography at Diné College in Arizona.

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Allison Maria Rodriguez is a first generation Cuban-American artist working predominately in video installation. Her work explores the relationship to her family and heritage and the connections she makes between the personal and the environmental.

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