Juliana Paciulli is an artist in deep dialogue with the phenomenology of pop culture, the weird poetics of mass produced objects, and the discombobulated imagining of women’s bodies. We talk about her inspirations in the cinematography of sitcoms and advertisements, her love of Three’s Company, the surrealism of the 80s, moving off the screen, her recent uses of toilet paper, and the ethos of the Riot Grrrl movement.

http://julianapaciulli.com/

Paul Outerbridge toilet paper image: https://artsearch.nga.gov.au/detail.cfm?irn=106754

The Riot Grrrl Collection at NYU: https://guides.nyu.edu/riot-grrrl

Wayne’s World - Product Placement scene: https://youtu.be/8lgLYGBbDNs

The Doors - Thanksgiving scene: https://youtu.be/YQSP_R3Use8

Timothy Hull is an “archeologist of the soul” — an artist who gathers inspiration in the field of history, and draws connections between antiquity and the present in elegant paintings that are often covered in patterns, ancient texts, and fragments of figures and architecture. We cover a lot of bases in this episode from seeing his beautiful home in Upstate New York as an ongoing work of art in collaboration with his husband, to esoteric spiritual interests, to our shared love of emo music and inspirational quotes.

https://fridaynotes.com/

http://www.kristenlorello.com/timothy-hull-soloexhibition-2019

https://ashesonashes.com/lim-mage-n

https://ashesonashes.com/dark-mode-2014-2019

Intro to ho'oponopono: https://youtu.be/hG6lwOpzBS4

https://www.instagram.com/eleven_horseshoe_tarot/

Nicholas Sullivan is a very process driven sculptor and one of two Nicks who run A.D. gallery on NYC’s LES. We talk about his new studio, his cool artist mom, materials and their meaning, the power of work that is both personal and political, the tenderness of paper, Orwell’s 1984, and learning to trust one’s self in the creative process wherever it goes.

https://www.nicholas-sullivan.com/

http://adnyc.co/

Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind by Shunryu Suzuki

Richard Powers, The Overstory

The Fullness of Emptiness by Thich Naht Hahn

George Orwell’s 1984

Robert Gober, The Heart is Not a Metaphor

Alicia Gibson is a painter and drawer with “a collage mentality”. We chat about working and collecting materials from her current locale in South Carolina, poetic and cathartic uses of text, the transformative potential of art, pet portraits, and her upcoming solo show at Grifter gallery in NYC!

https://aliciagibson.net/

https://www.grifter.space/

https://www.loyalgallery.com/artists/alicia-gibson/

A brief introduction to the pod, and to me, your host, Jennifer Sullivan

Interview with artist Max Maslansky about his recent solo show at Five Car Garage in Los Angeles, CA, and the connections to his earlier work. We talk about painting vs ceramics, the uses of anxiety and ritual, and how jokes can lead into new work. Enjoy this deep dive with Max and his work!

http://www.maxmaslansky.info/

https://papiboybabyboy.sexy/

http://emmagrayhq.com/artists/max-maslansky/

https://hammer.ucla.edu/made-in-la-2014/max-maslansky