Untitled Art Podcast

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Episode 78: How To Shatter a Ceiling - A Talk on Gender Equality in the Art World Jan 26, 2024

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Presented in association with Her Clique, and moderated by writer Dan Duray, this panel will feature a conversation between LaKela Brown, a trailblazing artist, and her dynamic gallerist Ellie Rines. Together they will share their tactics for navigating the masculine power structures of the art world, and their theories for why these still exist in 2023.

Episode 77: Curating in the Digital Age - Steven Sacks in conversation with Manfred Mohr Jan 26, 2024

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Underscoring this year’s curatorial focus, Curating in the Digital Age, we are thrilled to welcome longstanding exhibitor, Steven Sacks, owner and director of the New York-based gallery, bitforms, in conversation with exhibiting artist, Manfred Mohr. Mohr utilizes algorithms to engage rational aesthetics, inviting logic to produce visual outcomes. Not only exhibiting within the booth, the artist and bitforms will present the Special Project of his Early Plotter Drawings, highlighting a selection of Mohr’s earliest computer-generated plotter drawings.

Episode 76: Art Unveiled - Navigating the Ecosystem of Creativity. Presented by NXTHVN Jan 26, 2024

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Join Jeffrey Meris, Alyssa Klauer, and Marissa Del Toro for a dynamic dialogue as they share their creative journeys since completing their respective NXTHVN Fellowships in 2021 and 2022. Learn about their post-fellowship experiences and how they navigate the vibrant art ecosystem, as well as their ever-evolving expressions of artistic liberation.

Episode 75: Imagining A Culture of Listening, Healing, Awakening, and Justice Jan 26, 2024

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Hosted by For Freedoms on the role of artists in shaping society and politics. Moderated by Michelle Woo in conversation with multidisciplinary artist Autumn Breon, artist and curator Jesse Krimes, and curator Jasmine Wahi. This panel was generously supported plancpills.org.

Episode 74: Galerías Colombianas en conversación con Henrique Faria Jan 16, 2024

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Conducted in Spanish: Siguiendo con la misión curatorial de Untitled Art de desarrollar programación que apoye la inclusividad, diversidad y accesibilidad dentro del ecosistema artístico, nos complace anunciar que este año presentaremos dos paneles que se llevarán a cabo en español. Propuesto por Liz Caballero, fundadora y directora de Sketch, este panel invita a galerías participantes con sede en Colombia a conversar sobre la escena del arte contemporáneo del país y sus programas artísticos. Además, la charla pondrá el foco en la tarea de difusión e internacionalización que lleva a cabo la asociación de galerías colombiana AGAC. Los panelistas invitados son Carlos Hurtado (de Nueveochenta, participando bajo el colectivo NOPLACE); Steven Guberek (de SGR Galería); Andrés Moreno Hoffmann (de Casa Hoffman); y Liz Caballero (de SKETCH). El panel es moderado por Henrique Faria, fundador y director de la galería Henrique Faria con sede en la ciudad de Nueva York, y con un programa que se destaca desde sus inicios por el desarrollo de la escena latinoamericana y su inclusión en el panorama del arte internacional.

Episode 73: This Too, is a Map. Presented by [NAME] Publications Jan 16, 2024

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In this conversation, Rachael Rakes, artistic director of the 12th Seoul Mediacity Biennale, and Kathleen Ditzig, Curator at the National Gallery Singapore, will discuss alter-spatial histories and provide critical perspectives on the history of Western-style mapping. The discussion stems from the exhibition and publication This Too, is a Map produced on the occasion of the 12th Seoul Mediacity Biennale and co-published by [NAME] Publications and the Seoul Museum of Art. The Biennale and the publication were developed to imagine the global aesthetics of the non-territorial, focusing on alternative concepts of relating that live outside of borders and looks to the necessity of abstractions and hidden and deliberately obscured languages to communicate shared existence.

Episode 72: Changes to Collecting Models. Hosted by the Sotheby's Institute Jan 16, 2024

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Recent years have brought about rapid changes to the way art is shown, shared and sold. What are some of these new models that are disrupting the traditional dynamics, and how can young collectors navigate these new spaces? Moderated by Klaudia Ofwona Draber in conversation with Amanda Uribe, Founder, LatchKey Gallery and Iliya Fridman, Founder, Fridman Gallery.

Episode 71: The Impact of Technology. Hosted by Sotheby's Institute Jan 16, 2024

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While the future of NFTs is up for debate, their technological advances are undeniable. What are the practical applications and implications of this technology on the market for physical works of art? Moderated by Brendan Burns in conversation with Bernadine Wieder – CEO, Arcual; Marc Billings – Founder/ CEO, Blackdove; and Whitney Hart – former CMO, Tezos.

Episode 70: The Market for Female Artists. Hosted by Sotheby's Institute Jan 16, 2024

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The market for female artists has been dramatically changing in recent years. What does this look like now, and where is it headed? Moderated by Ann-Marie Richard in conversation with Ágnes Berecz, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Faculty, MA Contemporary Art; Jenna Ferrey, Owner/Director, Trotter&Sholer; and Madison Estey of Cheim & Reid Gallery.

Episode 69: Alternative gallery platforms to the brick-and-mortar space Jan 16, 2024

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Join us for a conversation with first-time Exhibitors: Emmelie Koster, founder and co-director of No Man’s Art Gallery (Amsterdam, Netherlands); Gisela Guieros, founder of her eponymous space Gisela Projects (Brooklyn, NY); and Laura González Palacios, founder of Chiquita Room (Barcelona, Spain) for a discussion diving into their program initiatives that go beyond the physical space. Gisela Projects (founded in 2021, New York, NY) has participated in art fairs in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Miami and has organized pop-ups in New York, London and in important galleries such as Galeria Estação and Pablo’s Birthday. Their first project was done in collaboration with the NY Summerfest, where videos by their artists were projected onto the sides of the Brooklyn Bridge. Based in Barcelona, Spain, Chiquita Room works simultaneously as a gallery, a residence for artists, an artist book publisher, and a soft collecting membership. Dedicated to accompanying artists along their projects, Chiquita Room aims to reflect relevant issues to society through a critical, innovative, and collective approach while exploring the poetics of artistic expression from the interaction between art and other disciplines. Over the past decade, No Man's Art Gallery has actively promoted emerging artists from diverse backgrounds through innovative channels, particularly its international pop-up galleries. Yearly, the gallery team, under the leadership of Emellie Koster and Lih-Lan Wong, travels to a new destination to set up a temporary gallery space. Previously, the pop-up gallery has opened in Mexico City, Tehran, Cape Town, Shanghai, Mumbai and various European cities.

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