The work of artist Vadis Turner is specific to her vision and unmistakably her own. She “paints” without traditional tools a body of work that’s uniquely her own and reflective of our world now. On a recent trip to her old hometown New York the artist took time to discuss her work.

An unscripted discussion with Alessandro Del Pero, an Italian Artist, who describes his work and the art world as we know it right now.

Paolo Pelosini and I have a conversation in his Harlem studio in anticipation of his solo exhibition with Philip Hoerle Guggenheim. Please note this episode has expletives so don’t listen if your sensibilities are delicate.

Stephen Bliss has been the Senior Artist at Rockstar Games for many years and through his agency has been able to fulfill commissions for clients which allow him the financial freedom to do his own work in the studio. Here the artist discusses how he’s built a life in Art and what he’s working on now.

Describing the early stages of his development from working with paper in installations, drawings and sculpture, the Chilean artist expands on his growing practice in textiles as his creative tool of choice. The art scene in the Bronx, NY, comes alive in this episode through conversation with artist Ivan Gaete.

In an era of the “art product” as opposed to Art, Lindsey Nobel’s work stands out for its beauty and intellectual rigor. Listen to the artist discuss her practice and her experience of the Burning Man community, her time at the Chelsea Hotel in NYC and her recent residency during the 2019 Venice Biennial.

Blanca is a curator and writer who works with artists whose work contributes to the dialogue about sustainability and environmentalism. Her work has appeared in museum and gallery catalogs and she’s recently published a book on sustainability in cultural institutions.

Lucio Salvatore describes his process from idea to creation. The native Italian and Brazilian artist discusses art history and sustainability and how his work fits into the art of our time.

After a voyage of more than 1000 days at sea without touching land, Reid Stowe, recounts his years as an artist in an exhibition in Chelsea, NY, At Paul Calendrillo Gallery, that includes work from his various journeys and days in NYC and around the world.