Episode 28 : Today I talk with Claire Carino of the Au Gallery  in Boston. We talked all about the Elements exhibition which is going on until June 18th. Artists Joerg Dressler and Christie Scheele both engage with and challenge the tradition of landscape painting in Gold Gallery’s exhibition Elements. Dressler’s pieces reflect on what he calls the […]

Episode 23: Today I chatted with Kurt Mueller of the David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles. We talked about the Chris Martin, Saturn Returns exhibit that is going on until May 21st. Chris Martin:  Amy, 2015 acrylic and chalk on canvas 134 3/4 x 118 x 2 1/2 inches (342.3 x 299.7 x 6.4 cm)   Chris […]

Episode 27: On this episode, I talk to Fariba Farshad, of Candlestar in the UK. We talk all about the Burnt Generation exhibition, which she created. It was displayed at Columbia College in Chicago, Illinois. This group exhibition seeks to convey the variety of ways in which decades of political unrest and social upheaval have impacted […]

Episode 26: In honor of my 26th episode, I did an on-site chat at the Jerald Melberg Gallery. I got to check out the Robert Kushner exhibit and chat with Jerald about the business side of running a gallery. We’ve decided that this will be the first of many “Gallery Chats.” Robert Kushner BLACK-EYED SUSANS   2014 […]

Episode 24: Today I chatted with Jerry Smith of the Museum of Fine Arts in  St. Petersburg, Florida. We talked about the Contemplating Character exhibition they have going on until May 29th. Contemplating Character explores the evolution of portraiture from the late eighteenth century to the contemporary, reflecting the many styles and movements during this wide expanse of […]

Episode 25 : On this episode, Nicole Royse joins me again to discuss The Accidental Tourist exhibition at the Bokeh Gallery at the MonOrchid, in Phoenix, Arizona. “Due of the amount of photos being taken by cellphones and the quality is just getting better and better, not to mention there are so many artists and non-artists in […]

Episode 23 : Today I chat with Alice Phillips, Ph.D, director of exhibitions at the UNI Gallery at the University of Iowa. Nocturnes: Night Skies in Nineteenth-Century Art and The Darker Side of Modern Art UNI Gallery of ArtKamerick Art Building, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA Nocturnes traces artists’ portrayals of night skies from the […]

Episode 24:   On this episode I talk to Christopher Oliver, curator of the Likeness of Labor exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. We talk about the haunting history of child labor in the early U.S. Ultimate trust…   A man hides his rotten teeth with a callused hand…

Episode 22  : Today I chat with Dr. Susan Edwards Ph.D about The Power of Pictures exhibition that is going on at the Frist Center until July 4th. Press Release     Arkady Shaikhet, Express, 1939. Gelatin silver print, 15 5/8 × 21 1/8 in. Nailya Alexander Gallery, New York. Artwork © Estate of Arkady Shaikhet, […]

Episode 19: Brooke talks with Betty Cunningham of The Betty Cunningham Gallery in New York about the Jake Berthot exhibition. Jake Berthot Sometimes It’s All I Want 1995 Oil on linen 22 x 18 (55.88 x 45.72 cm) JB10200 Jake Berthot The Chariot, Ghost Dream and The Candle (After Dylan Thomas), 1991 Oil on linen 42 x […]