Artist Alejandro Duran and biology scholar Serena Magee discuss their work, the current climate crisis, and how art and awareness can present an opportunity for dialogue and solutions.

NYC-based artist, writer, and studio assistant to Julie Mehretu discusses his ambitions, inspirations, memorable projects, and what's next. Find out more about Clyde at www.clydenichols.com.

Multi-media artist and illustrator Rebecca Lee Kunz discusses working at the intersection of environmental justice and cultural awareness.

Shana Lopes, Assistant Curator of Photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art discusses the curation process, her favorite artists, and how she found a love of photography.

Ainsley Cameron, Curator of South Asian Art, Islamic Art, and Antiquities at the Cincinnati Art Museum, discusses upcoming exhibitions, trends, and how she came to be an expert in 19th Century South Asian Art.

Projjal Dutta, founder of Aicon Gallery in New York City. A space that supports Indian and Pakistani artists to encourage dialogue and cross-collaboration between South Asia and the west.

Repeat Episode. As we examine the cultural impact of art and curation, we are re-sharing our interview with Schwartzman& art advisor Michael Rudokas, who discusses building a collection, his view on impediments that artists are facing today, and his most memorable moment in his role as an advisor.

Joshua Knight is a Native artist based out of South Carolina. He is considered a portrait/figurative artist but isn't limited to genre. Most of his work is centered around his everyday life, family, and identity.

Archeologist Carolyn Dillian has researched North America, Africa, and the Middle East. As a member of the Waccamaw Indian People, she is actively engaged in collaboration with Native American communities in the accurate, ethical, and respectful presentation of the past.

Louise Fenton is a cultural historian, artist, and writer whose research focuses on West African Vodoun, curses, and cursed objects.