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Ep. # 198: New York gallerist Jimi Dams, of Envoy Enterprises, eviscerates the state of the art world, but also sets an example of how to make it better

Jimi Dams’ letter to his list about the changing status of Envoy Enterprises, and why “It’s Not Fun Anymore”: New York gallerist Jimi Dams of Envoy Enterprises talks about: His dissolution with the art world... Read More

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Ep.#197: Kate McQuillen, Brooklyn-based artist on leaving a broken marriage, moving to NY from Chicago and the value of therapy to help put it all in perspective

With the release of episode #197, guest Kate McQuillen is generously donating several signed editions of her poster, Night House. For $25 plus shipping*, you can own one, support The Conversation and receive bonus episodes... Read More

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Ep. # 196: Matthew Gardocki, formerly of Patrick Painter and Mark Moore galleries, on managing a gallery, navigating the market(s), and interviewing for jobs as a father of a 2-year-old

Along with co-host (and gallerist) Deb Klowden Mann, Los Angeles-based Matthew Gardocki, former gallery manager at Patrick Painter and Mark Moore galleries, talks about: His decade-plus time working for two long-running L.A. galleries, the different... Read More

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Ep. # 195: Brooklyn-based artist Jean Shin on finding a way to live & work in NYC on an artist’s income, her massive 2nd Avenue Subway public work and being on the board of the Joan Mitchell Foundation

Brooklyn-based artist Jean Shin talks about: Gradually turning her Hudson Valley barn originally bought for art storage into a summer/weekend retreat; her extensive experiences with Brooklyn real estate including living and working in spaces... Read More

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Ep. # 194: Brooklyn-based artist Grayson Earle “eats a burrito while talking to himself a little” and tax deducts it, embraces chaos, and gets arrested for projecting words onto the Met

Fleece the Fascist // beautiful low poly Trump donated by @denysalmaral www.denys.es A post shared by Grayson Earle (@prismspecs) on May 9, 2017 at 7:56am PDT Brooklyn-based artist and activist Grayson Earle talks about: His... Read More

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Ep. # 193: Will Cotton, New York artist, creator of elaborate candyland fantasies, on being grateful for what he gets to make, even when others aren’t

New York artist Will Cotton talks about: His neighborhood of Tribeca, where he and his girlfriend bought a place, and how he’s seeing Chelsea galleries starting to move there; his studio schedule, and how he... Read More

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Ep. # 192: Rebecca Morgan, Clearfield, PA (for now)-based artist via Brooklyn/Pratt, talks about working in the middle of nowhere and the liminal, working in – and then getting out of – NYC, and how she leverages Instagram and her impactful supporters.

Clearfield, Pennsylvania-based artist Rebecca Morgan talks about: Her hometown of Clearfield, a financially distressed former coal town, where she currently lives in the home she grew up in with her mom, in between teaching gigs... Read More

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Ep. # 191: Tim Schneider, Los Angeles-based writer behind The Gray Market, shining a light on the shadowy fine art industry

Los Angeles-based art business writer Tim Schneider, creator of The Gray Market blog, talks about: His nerd roots in the Midwest; “COINs,” which stands for “Collectors Only In Name,” who tend to be labeled villains... Read More

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Ep. # 189: artist Anne Lindberg– from Kansas City to the Hudson River Valley, and how to use a 10 ft. architectural parallel bar

Hudson River Valley-based artist Anne Lindberg talks about: Her relatively new (as of 2+ years) home in the Hudson River Valley, after having spent 28 years prior in Kansas City; her roots in Iowa City,... Read More

Ep. # 199: NY artist and ‘conceptual comedian’ Matt Starr, on Amazon Boy and interactive performance, ‘My Annie Hall: a Remake Starring Seniors,” Babycore, and more

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