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   Number 1: Episode 118: Young Collectors and the Art of Collection Building

   Recorded during our VIP Weekend in Miami in March 2026, tune into an inspiring conversation as part of the Untitled Art Podcast’s ongoing series dedicated to empowering and educating the next generation of art collectors. Panelists include Mario Cader-Frech (Collector and Untitled Art Ambassador), Nina Johnson (Founder, Nina Johnson), and Arushi Kapoor (Co-Founder of The Agency Art House, Untitled Art’s Advisory Partner), moderated by Clive Chang (President and CEO of YoungArts, Untitled Art’s Cultural Partner), at Seia, Miami’s newest hospitality destination by The Bastion Collection.

   April 02, 2026·52min
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   Number 2: Episode 117: The Role of Art Fairs Today

   As the global art calendar continues to expand, art fairs have become central to how artists, galleries, and collectors connect, transact, and build visibility. Yet as their influence grows, so do questions of sustainability, access, and cultural responsibility. This conversation will explore the role of art fairs today, examining their economic and cultural impact, the balance between commerce and community, and how various models, from regional initiatives to more focused formats, are reshaping the international art landscape. This conversation features panelists Chris Sharp (Post Fair LA), Jonny Tanna (Harlesden High Street / Minor Attractions), and Olga Temnikova (Esther, NY), moderated by Untitled Art Executive Director, Clara Andrade.

   January 20, 2026·39min
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   Number 3: Episode 114: Beyond the Hype - Technology as Cultural Infrastructure

   After the speculative frenzy surrounding NFTs, this conversation reframes the question of digital art by shifting from market-driven hype to cultural substance. The panel considers how blockchain, digital networks, immersive media, and smart contracts are evolving into cultural infrastructure—reshaping authorship, preservation, access, and creative survivability, particularly in contexts where traditional art ecosystems fall short. Featuring Vivek Jayaram (Attorney and Art-Tech Advisor, Jayaram Law), Billy Maker (Founder, Maker Art Projects), and Eddie Negron (Founder, Negron Pizarro), the conversation was moderated by Kavi Gupta (Founder, Kavi Gupta Gallery).

   January 20, 2026·1h 2min
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   Number 4: Episode 111: Rest as Resistance - The Role of Restorative Residencies in Contemporary Art

   Presented in partnership with Untitled Art and Eighth House, this panel explores the critical role of restorative residencies in sustaining and evolving the contemporary art ecosystem. At a time when artists face mounting economic, social, and emotional pressures, residencies that prioritize rest, reflection, and holistic care are more essential than ever. The conversation features Diana Eusebio (Artist and Eighth House Residency alumna), Danny Báez (Curator and Curatorial Board Member, Eighth House Residency), and Tessa Greene O’Brien (Surf Point artist alumna and Surf Point Board Member), moderated by Katharina McCarthy (Founder, Eighth House Residency).

   January 20, 2026·39min
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   Number 5: Episode 110: Art Institutions - Change, Innovation, and Looking to the Future

   As museums and cultural organizations evolve to meet the demands of a changing world, this discussion explores how innovation and adaptability are reshaping the institutional landscape. Panelists consider how art spaces are engaging new audiences, leveraging technology, and redefining their civic roles to remain relevant and impactful. The conversation will reflect on both the challenges and opportunities of transformation within today’s global art ecosystem. This conversation features John Abodeely (CEO, Oolite Arts), Kate Fleming (Founder & Executive Director, Bridge Initiative), Amy Galpin (Executive Director & Chief Curator, Museum of Art and Design at Miami Dade College), moderated by Lorie Mertes (Executive Director, Locust Projects).

   January 16, 2026·47min
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