Untitled Art Podcast

This episode features the second part of panel that was recorded live from San Francisco’s The Battery on January 11, 2019. The panel --hosted by Ethan Appleby from State of the Art Podcast— revisits a lively discussion between Lynn Hershman Leeson (Artist), Erica Gangsei (Head of Interpretive Media, SFMOMA) and Dorothy R. Santos (Writer, Curator, and Researcher) on how technology has affected the way we experience contemporary art in the digital age and what this means for the future of art making and collecting. The episode also features a conversation with Pérez Art Museum Miami Assistant Curator, Jennifer Inacio, on the work of Miami-based artist Felice Grodin and her augmented reality exhibition.

This episode features a panel that was recorded live from San Francisco’s The Battery on January 11, 2019. The panel —hosted by Ethan Appleby from State of the Art Podcast— revisits a lively discussion between Lynn Hershman Leeson (Artist), Erica Gangsei (Head of Interpretive Media, SFMOMA) and Dorothy R. Santos (Writer, Curator, and Researcher) on how technology has affected the way we experience contemporary art in the digital age and what this means for the future of art making and collecting. The episode also features a conversation with Scott Zieher (ZieherSmith) on the work of artist Rachel Rossin and her integration of oil painting and virtual reality.

This episode features a panel that was broadcast live from San Francisco’s The Battery on November 7, 2018. The panel --hosted by Untitled Art's curator of Special Projects and Books & Editions, Juana Berrío-- invites Robin Wright (co-founder, RITE Editions), Margaret Tedesco (founder, 2nd floor projects), and Vee Moran (co-founder, Owl Cave Books) to join in conversation about books that were created within the context of art. The episode also features a reading of Virginia Woolf by artist and bookmaker Brook Hsu.

From the archives of Untitled, Radio, this episode explores our relationship with travel and what it means to experience an “other”. This episode features artists, musicians, writers including Meriem Bennani, Marina Reyes Franco, Hector Arce Espasas, Sara Ludy, Sadria Baniasadi, Prem Krishnamurthy and Maayann Strauss, Mera and Don Rubell, Andy and Deborah Rappaport, and Williams S Smith.

From the archives of Untitled, Radio, this episode looks back on four years of radical women who have the double-X chromosome and a triple-X threat. Contributors include to this episode Liliana Porter, Sylvia Meyer, INVASORIX, Cathy Byrd with Zoe Buckman, Anna Ostoya and Ben Lerner, artist collective CARNE, Catherine Taft with Badlands Unlimited, FLUCT, as well as Autumn Knight and Chelsea Knight. Hosted by Amanda Schmitt.

From the archives of Untitled, Radio, this episode dives into the projects and presentations based on fiction that have been broadcast live from the fair since 2015, including fragments of programs that featured readings of short stories, musical theater and performance art, as well as artists and writers who have produced dramas created to be presented on radio itself. This episode includes contributions from Cesar Aira and New Directions Press, Piper Marshall, Sergio Vega, Scott Reeder, Ei Arakawa, Dan Poston, Stefan Tcherepnin, Anne McGuire and Wayne Grim, and Constance Tenvik. Hosted by Amanda Schmitt.

From the archives of Untitled, Radio, this episode focuses on sound and noise in contemporary art, focusing on that which cannot be seen, but only heard. This episode features artists, curators, writers and musicians including Archival Feedback, DROOIDS, Maria Antelman, Ceci Moss, Robin Cameron and Ted Turner, Claire Wilson, Culture Hole, Shannon Stratton and Harry Bertoia, as well as music by Celia Hollander from the score for Madeline Hollander's performance MILE (Untitled, Miami Beach 2015). Hosted by Amanda Schmitt.

From the archives of Untitled, Radio, this episode reflects on seven years of artistic and creative collaborations that have been activated by the UNTITLED, Art fairs Miami Beach and San Francisco. This episode features artists and curators that embody that collaborative spirit including contributions by Cheryl Pope, John Miller, Madeline Hollander, Amanda Keeley, Stairwell’s, Anthony Huberman and Apsara DiQuinzio, and Konstmusiksystraar, as well as music by Celia Hollander from the score for Madeline Hollander's performance MILE (Untitled, Miami Beach 2015. Hosted by Amanda Schmitt.