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The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Legacy RussellIn this episode of The Curatorial Blonde Podcast, host Caira Moreira speaks with Legacy Russell — curator, writer, and Executive Director & Chief Curator of The Kitchen. Russell is the author of Glitch Feminism and Black Meme, and her work reimagines how we experience art in both digital and physical space. Together, they discuss curating at the intersections of technology, diaspora, and community, while reflecting on what it means to create institutions that embody care, resistance, and possibility.Follow Our Guest to stay up to date: https://www.instagram.com/thekitchen_nyc/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.co...
2025-09-2742 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Hrag VartanianIn this episode of The Curatorial Blonde, Caira sits down with Hrag Vartanian — co-founder and editor-in-chief of Hyperallergic — to unpack the evolving role of art criticism in today’s cultural landscape. From the early days of building one of the most influential art publications to navigating the shifting boundaries between journalism, activism, and personal voice, Hrag offers candid insights on the responsibilities and challenges of covering the art world. The conversation spans memorable exhibitions, the politics of cultural institutions, and the power of writing to hold the art world accountable. Whether you’re an emerging artist, a seasoned curator, or simpl...
2025-08-1353 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Ashley ColeIn this episode of The Curatorial Blonde, Caira sits down with contemporary abstract artist Ashley Cole, whose bold, expressive works channel the energy of color, memory, and personal symbolism. Ashley shares how her early environment shaped her creative voice and sparked her love for vibrant color and layered textures.Together, they discuss Ashley’s unique approach to abstraction, the significance of scale and color in her practice, and how painting becomes a tool for both storytelling and self-expression. Tune in as Ashley reflects on vulnerability, visibility, and the power of pouring oneself into the canvas.
2025-07-2136 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Asmaa WaltonIn this episode of The Curatorial Blonde, Caira sits down with Asmaa Walton — Detroit-based arts educator and founder of the Black Art Library, a growing reference archive dedicated to Black visual art. We talk about the origin of the project, the role of ephemera in preserving cultural memory, and the importance of making art history accessible to all. From museum education to grassroots archiving, Asmaa shares how she’s reshaping how we learn about and engage with Black art.🎧 Tune in for a powerful conversation on legacy, learning, and liberation through the arts.For more informa...
2025-06-0951 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Layo BrightThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, we are thrilled to welcome the immensely talented Layo Bright! Known for her captivating sculptures and mixed-media works, Bright explores themes of migration, inheritance, and identity through materials like glass, clay, wood, and textiles. Her art resonates deeply, reflecting fragile yet complex relationships with personal, natural, and built environments.In this episode, we discuss:✨ Her solo museum debut Dawn and Dusk at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum.✨ The role of ancestral narratives and natural forms in her work.✨ Her global journey from Lagos...
2025-03-1139 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Arvie SmithNew Episode: The Curatorial Blonde x Arvie SmithIn this episode of The Curatorial Blonde, I sit down with the incredible Arvie Smith, a painter whose vibrant, politically charged works confront the legacies of racism, power, and representation in America. We discuss his artistic journey, the influence of storytelling in his practice, and how his bold, layered compositions challenge dominant narratives. Smith shares insights into his process, the role of satire and memory in his work, and his perspectives on the evolving landscape of contemporary Black art.Tune in for a compelling conversation with one...
2025-02-1925 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Natasha Roberts🎙️ New Episode Alert: A Conversation with Natasha Roberts
This week on The Curatorial Blonde, we are honored to host Natasha Roberts—a visionary publicist turned art advisor and strategic consultant. Known for her ability to bridge creativity and strategy, Natasha works with artists, brands, nonprofits, and cultural organizations to craft impactful campaigns and culturally resonant experiences.
In this episode, we explore:✨ Her journey from PR and luxury events to founding The KNOW.✨ The art of building public engagement and cultivating buzzworthy campaigns.✨ Her groundbreaking role as the first-ever Publicist at Public Art Fund.✨...
2025-02-0328 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Basil KincaidIn this week’s episode, we're thrilled to welcome multidisciplinary artist Basil Kincaid! Known for their powerful explorations of memory, identity, and liberation through quilting, performance, and sculpture, Basil dives deep into the roots of their practice, the influences that shape their artistry, and the role of community in their work.
Tune in as we explore Basil's journey, their unique creative process, and how they see the future of art-making in relation to healing and transformation. You won’t want to miss this inspiring conversation!
Catch Ep. 62 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major streaming platforms...
2024-11-291h 25
The Curatorial BlondeThis Month In Art with Caira MoreiraTune in this week for a special monthly episode of The Curatorial Blonde where we take a look at the current state of the art market in the midst the fall art season.
2024-11-2920 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Adebunmi GbadeboThis episode, we’re joined by the incredible artist Adebunmi Gbadebo! Renowned for her powerful sculptures and works using materials like human hair, indigo, and cotton, Adebunmi sheds light on her profound approach to reclaiming history, memory, and the Black experience through her art.
Listen in as we discuss her journey, the symbolic materials she uses, and the stories embedded in her work. Adebunmi's practice pushes the boundaries of traditional mediums, creating pieces that challenge and inspire.
Catch Ep. 61 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite streaming platform. Don’t miss out—subscribe, leave a review...
2024-11-1555 min
SELFHOODSELF-CELEBRATION ( The Established Date )Happy National You Day! In this episode of Selfhood, we dive into the significance of birthdays and what they truly represent beyond just another year. From creating meaningful traditions to honoring personal milestones, we explore how birthdays can be powerful markers of growth, reflection, and self-celebration. Whether you’re looking to start your own birthday traditions or simply want to make the day more intentional, this episode will inspire you to embrace your birthday as a time to honor yourself, your journey, and the path ahead. Tune in to redefine what birthdays mean to you!
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2024-11-1113 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Siobhan AJR WoodIn this episode of The Curatorial Blonde Podcast, Episode 59, we’ll be joined by Siobhan An Jie Russell Wood, a multifaceted artist whose work spans photography, sculpture, modeling, video making, and poetry. Her diverse background as a former fashion assistant informs her multi-disciplinary studio practice, characterized by a collaged process that reflects the overwhelming flow of contemporary information. Siobhan's art addresses her experiences navigating complex social and racial contexts shaped by her lineage tied to both the enslaved and the enslavers, a result of British and Dutch colonialism. Through her exploration of imperialist histories, she critically examines representations of th...
2024-11-0340 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Lauryn LevetteThis week on The Curatorial Blonde we have Lauryn Levette. Levette sets her colorful figurative works in a dreamscape capturing the subconscious mind and elevating agency and power in Black women. Her paintings and drawings reference personal narrative, pop culture, and spirituality to explore themes of the self, the power of introspection, and learning to assert comfort and vulnerability in a world that is still learning to value it. Levette graduated with a BFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2021. Her art has been exhibited in several fairs, auctions, and solo and group shows across...
2024-09-3054 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Jasmin HernandezThis week on The Curatorial Blonde we have Jasmin Hernandez (she/her). She is the Black Latina founder & eic of her art baby Gallery Gurls. An award-winning digital space celebrating Black & POC changemakers in contemporary art since 2012. Gallery Gurls has been featured in Vogue, Artnet, and partnered with Vanity Fair, Dior, Outfront Media, Artsy, etc. Her writing has appeared in Harper’s Bazaar, Latina, PopSugar, Bustle, ELLE, Refinery29, CNN Style, among others. Her debut book, We Are Here: Visionaries of Color Transforming the Art World, was released by Abrams (2021). Her writing has been awarded by The Awesome Foundation (2018) and Critica...
2024-09-2030 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Allison GlennThis week on The Curatorial Blonde we have Allison Glenn. Allison Glenn is a New York-based curator and writer focusing on the intersection of art and public space, through public art and special projects, biennials, and major new commissions by a wide range of contemporary artists. She is a Visiting Curator in the Department of Film Studies at the University of Tulsa, organizing the Sovereign Futures convening, and Artistic Director of The Shepherd, a three-and-a-half-acre arts campus part of the newly christened Little Village cultural district in Detroit.
Previous roles include Co-Curator of Counterpublic Triennial 2023; Senior Curator at New...
2024-09-1331 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Laura LesterThis week on episode 54 of The Curatorial Blonde we speak with Laura Lester, owner of Lester Fine Art LLC is a full-service art advisory specializing in modern, post-war, and contemporary
art. Laura works with clients in Chicago and beyond— from first-time buyers and established collectors, to
real-estate developers and interior designers. Her clients rely on our reputation for discretion,
confidentiality, and transparency in all aspects of our business.
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2024-08-0629 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Na'ye PerezThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 53 Artist, Na’ye Perez discusses his artistic journey, navigating exhibition, and how he approaches painting, drawing, and performance in his practice resulting in “This transmedia approach grounds each work to the communities and memories they were derived from.”
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2024-07-1941 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Kimmah DennisThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 52 features Kimmah Dennis (b. 1996, Yamoussoukro, Cote d'Ivoire), who received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, for Studio Art (2020) and is an MFA candidate in the Painting and Drawing
program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago as well as a recipient of the New Artist Society Scholarship and the 2024 Terra Foundation Affiliated Rome Prize Fellow at the American Academy in
Rome.
Listen now on all major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, and view visuals on...
2024-06-1229 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Reevah AgarwaalThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 51 features Reevah Agarwaal who is a multi-disciplinary artist from New Delhi, India, currently based in Chicago, IL. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) in 2024. Through textiles and print media, her work explores girlhood, memory, and the complex dualities that exist in domestic relationships. Using repurposed found textiles that have a personal history, she creates quilts and collages that reference her childhood, relationships, and the domestic spaces she has lived in. By employing material history, intuition, and memory, she aims to reconstruct and reclaim narratives o...
2024-05-1739 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Jasmine WeberThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 50 features Jasmine Weber. Weber is a writer, editor, and artist from Long Island, New York, now based in Brooklyn.
Her experience includes news editor of
Hyperallergic, editing and writing about contemporary
arts and culture since 2018. She has participated in panels hosted by the Brooklyn Rail, Medgar Evers College, ICP-Bard, Creative Time, the International Association of Art Critics, and the New York Academy of Art, also appearing on NPR’s All of It with Alison Stewart.
Her photography and collage work has been published in
multiple publications, including Them, Gumbo Ma...
2024-05-1138 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Rebecca DanielThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 49 features entrepreneur, Rebecca Daniel. Mottley, Founded by Rebecca Daniel, serves artists, art institutions, galleries, museums, and creative leaders in the art world by providing careful public relations strategy and art historical legacy preservation. Rebecca is dedicated to bringing attention to the broader Chicago cultural landscape and the art ecosystem within it.
Listen now on all major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, and view visuals on YouTube.
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2024-05-0344 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Lisa DeAbreuThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 47 features Artist, Lisa DeAbreu. Lisa is driven by her feelings of rootlessness being American-born and Caribbean-raised, exploring different mediums and familiar artifacts to piece together fragments of her family's collective past. In an attempt to repair familial traumas, she reflects on how we build memory and that innate human desire for connection.
Listen now on all major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, and view visuals on YouTube.
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2024-03-3051 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Luke AgadaThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 48 features Artist, Luke Agada. Luke Agada is a Nigerian artist living and working in Chicago. His practice examines themes of globalization, migration, and cultural dislocation within the framework of a postcolonial world, as he reflects on the African diaspora and its impact on neo-cultural evolution. He obtained an MFA in Painting and drawing at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2023. In recent years, Agada has participated in shows in Lagos, New York, Chicago, Beijing, Accra, Berlin, and Casablanca. His work has been featured in several publications including The Pinch Journal...
2024-03-3044 min
The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Christian K. LeeThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Ep. 46 features Photographer, Christian K. Lee. His experience as a documentarian drives his desire to utilize Art as an investigative tool. Christian’s goal is to create imagery that reflects the world in which he currently lives.
Listen now on all major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, and view visuals on YouTube.
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2024-03-1643 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn conversation with Rugiyatou Ylva JallowThis week's guest on The Curatorial Blonde is Rugiyatou Ylva Jallow (b. 1990, Stockholm, Sweden) is an artist based in Los Angeles, California. Rugi and Caira sit down to discuss the representation of mixed race and Black women in artistic spaces, the experience of growing up mixed race in Sweden, and the costal art hubs of America.
2024-02-061h 01
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2023-12-0834 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Christina NicolaThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Caira sits down with painter Christina Nicola, an expressionist figure painter whose paintings capture the elasticity of the black feminine identity and originated the phrase "afroromantic". Caira and Christina talk about the New York and Miami art scene, what being an artist means, and what Back female bodies in our communities.
You can follow Christina Nicola @ https://www.instagram.com/christina.nicola/?hl=en
2023-11-0441 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn conversation with Seema RaoIn this multiple part installment of The Curatorial Blonde, Caira sits down with Seema Rao, of Artlust (237k followers, 16.4 million likes) TikTok and season museum professional to get extremely transparent about the art world. Touching on compensation, what the art world does not want you to talk about, and the best parts of the major, Seema and Caira truly peel the layers off the core of the fine art industry.
Seema Rao tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artlust?lang=en
2023-10-231h 01The Curatorial BlondeIn Conversation with Isadora CapraroThis week on The Curatorial Blonde, Caira sits down with Argentinean artist Isadora Capraro.
Isadora Capraro is a Southampton, New York-based figurative painter.
The boundaries between both abstraction and intention are experimented with in Isadora's paintings, creating an optical illusion in which the observer can discover human attributes, living things, and symbols veiled within the colors and surfaces. Her use of exquisite color palettes allows the visitor to experience that sensation of peacefulness and tranquility when seeing her work.
2023-08-1836 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn conversation with Traci JohnsonTraci Johnson, an artist who was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, joins Caira this week on The Curatorial Blonde. Johnson is an expert in sculpture, installations, and textile design explores mental health, experience, and the joy of color.
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2023-08-1140 min
The Curatorial BlondeAkshita Gandhi: The impact of covid on an artist and the importance of representationCaira sits down with Artist Akshita Gandhi, a Mumbai-based photographer, and multimedia artist. Gandhi examines the concepts of home and belonging while addressing colonialism, as well as the social and aesthetic effects of India's conflicting capitalist system. Her pictures, which primarily focus on metropolitan landscapes and places, emphasize architectural details through repetition and distortion, creating paintings-like interpretations of escape.
2022-10-1252 min
The Curatorial BlondeShould you be buying art? The intersection of fine art and the recessionThis week Caira talks about the impact of these recessions and prior recessions on the art market and if you should be buying art as money gets strained.
2022-08-2316 minThe Curatorial BlondeRoe V. Wade in the midst of the Black Arts MovementThis week on Happy Little Accidents Caira speaks on how Roe V. Wade has brought to light not only human rights but the rights of women of color. Caira sheds light on the relevant of a movement over 50 years old and how it can be used as a reference point during this time in America.
2022-08-0120 min
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2022-07-082h 43
The Curatorial BlondeThe issue with Art Education...This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira explains the importance of art education and the current status of art education in the American school system.
2022-06-2422 minThe Curatorial BlondeWhat makes good art?Art is defined as any action or product created by people for a communicative or aesthetic purpose—something that expresses an idea, an emotion, or, more broadly, a point of view. It is a cultural element whose design reflects economic and social contexts. This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores what makes good art.
2022-06-0620 minThe Curatorial BlondeSlow Clap, Blackness, and AthleticismThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira talks about Jake Troyli's latest show at Monique Meloche Gallery in Chicago. She ties in his concept of being a former athlete and a Black man with the larger conversation of being Black in Sports.
2022-03-2220 minThe Curatorial BlondeIn the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the art world has respondedThe art world has reacted to the shocking news from Ukraine by vocally opposing the ongoing onslaught. Despite the possibility that they could face penalties, a number of Russian artists have publicly expressed their displeasure with their government's policies. This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores the current changes in the art world due to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and gives more insight to the current issues.
2022-03-1522 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe Importance of the Secondary Market and how Resale in Fashion and Art is ExpandingThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira is talking about the impact of the secondary market in regardless to the fashion industry and the Art World.
2022-01-2126 min
O Professor IncertoApocaligrafo. João Carlos Monteiro Moreira. Capítulo 2. UMA PANDEMIA DE ASSINTOMÁTICOS.Apocaligrafo. João Carlos Monteiro Moreira.
Capítulo 2. Rádio Histórias.
Embusteiro.
Sem querer querendo, quiseste enganar.
Na verdade mentindo ficaste a pensar.
Tua mão jogaste fingindo agarrar.
Desamparado caí, nem quiseste teimar.
Ousaste saber os segredos da gente.
A verdade disfarças o engano desmente.
Nos reveses da vida tão pouco medito.
Eu sei que não sei e por isso acredito.
Saúdas o crente que mal não infere.
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2022-01-2111 min
Oração da ManhãTerçaMais 28 Dez Oração da ManhãSérie: "NÃO TENHA MEDO DO FRACASSO"TERÇAMAIS SEM MEDOPorque sete vezes cairá o justo, e se levantará; mas os ímpios tropeçarão no mal. Provérbios 24:16
2021-12-2812 minThe Curatorial BlondeBottega GreenThe color of the season: Bottega Green. Caira this week dives into the influence of the color of the season and how green has always been a staple in humanity.
2021-10-2620 minThe Curatorial BlondeHow does the Supreme Court Interact with ArtThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores various Supreme court cases and how the certain cases have had a significant impact on the current state of Art Law.
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2021-08-1323 minThe Curatorial BlondeHow do we see Fair use play out in the media: Shepard Fairey V. The Associated PressThis week Caira explores The iconic HOPE poster that was seen all over during Obama's presidential campaign. Mr. Fairey, who sued The Associated Press in 2009 after it accused him of copyright infringement for using one of its pictures as the foundation for the poster, claimed that he did not steal any copyrightable content and that his use of the photograph was not unauthorized. This week, we'll look at how fair use and copyright are involved in this case, as well as what it means for future fair use cases.
2021-07-2321 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe art of appropriation as "transformative" may be protected: Blanch V. KoonsThis week on Happy Little Accidents Caira explore the case of Blanch V Koons. Blanch filed a lawsuit against Koons for copyright infringement. Blanch testified that the use of her picture by Koons did not affect her career, nor that she had ever authorized her pictures for artists to use.
2021-07-1617 minThe Curatorial BlondeHow does the government interact with art? Looking at regulators and patronsArt is all around us. This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira takes a look at how the government plays a role in art and the historical role of patronage from the Italian Renaissance to present-day practices.
2021-07-0223 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe California Resale Royalty ActOn this week of Happy Little Accidents, Caira dives into the California Resale Royalty Act and how that impacted the art world. She also explores the broader idea of the international art market as it pertains to legality.
2021-06-0423 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe Issue Between Copyright and Appropriation ArtThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira dives into the gray area of copyright infringement and appropriation art. She discuss case-law example, which diving into the legal definitions and situations that occur during this gray area of the art world.
2021-05-2119 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe Umbrella of Art law in an "unregulated" marketThis week on Happy Little Accidents, our host Caira dives into what on earth the term art law means. From the branches of law that exist under it to the legal issues currently going on in the art world hold tight for a reality check of the gray art of the art world and why this sector of law is so crucial.
2021-05-1423 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe Exotic: Defining otherness through Picasso, Matisse, and BumbleIn this episode of Happy Little Accidents our host, Caira explores the term exotic. From the current fad of using the word as a compliment to the art historical narrative of the word.
2021-03-0519 minThe Curatorial BlondeConfronting American Beauty Standards, Dating in your 20s, and how art fits into itThis week our host Caira welcomes us into 2021 by questioning the beauty standards that our society thinks too often about. While it is a new year we have the same expectations that negatively impact our society on a daily emotional basis. From exploring her own experiences in how she fits into the American Beauty canon, Caira looks at facts and fiction to get one step closer to clarity.
2021-02-1234 minThe Curatorial BlondeSo what do you know about Post-Blackness anywayThis episode explores the influence of post-blackness. As the main research point in her writing, she breaks down where post-blackness comes from and what it means in 2020.
2020-12-0929 minThe Curatorial BlondeFact check: Trump’s policies for Black and Brown AmericansThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira takes her final opinion before the 2020 election. Donald Trump has continued to say that he is doing the most for Black and Brown Americans, but is that really true? Caira explores all of his public statements and policies that you might know be privy to or overlooked.
2020-11-0316 minThe Curatorial BlondeHow can we stop Period Poverty?Period Poverty is a global issue impacting females across the world, but what do you actually know about this? On this episode of Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores how Period Poverty is impacting our communities and challenging the stigmas associated with menstration.
2020-10-2331 minThe Curatorial BlondeLets talk about Amy Coney BarrettThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira kicks off Season 3 with talking about Trump's supreme court pick and what she is all about.
2020-10-1218 minThe Curatorial BlondeSeason 3 TrailerOne more time for the people in the back! It is season 3 of Happy Little Accidents and we are going to explore, question, and grasp what this year has to offer!
2020-10-0301 minThe Curatorial BlondeMind, Body, and Spirit Debunked: Holistic Medicine versus Western MedicineThis week on Happy Little Accident, our host, Caira dives in to the stereotypes and concepts of Western and holistic medicine.
2020-08-2824 minThe Curatorial BlondeDonkeys, elephants, and political preference: Who will you vote for?This week on Happy Little Accidents Caira explores the topic people hate to talk about: Politics. From honing in on what makes you associated with one of the major parties to talk about the current political candidates. Get ready, get set, VOTE!
2020-08-1917 min
The Curatorial BlondeThe Rise and Fall of Fashion- Fast and the Sustainability SectorThis week on Happy Little Accidents we are talking about our current new work uniforms: loungewear. As big businesses file for bankruptcy we see that our fast fashion methodology is being questioned and what does COVID has in store for these trends.
2020-07-3122 minThe Curatorial BlondeWhere are the cultural institutions right now?From initial layoffs, changes in budget, questionable curatorial perspectives, and the BLM Museums have gone MIA. The real question is why and what does this mean for the larger landscape of America when it comes to documenting the cultural relics, and movements that need to be documented.
2020-07-2517 minThe Curatorial BlondeSubconscious thoughts: Are you a feminist or do you just think about it?This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira takes on the definition of feminism and how it really impacts you, and why at the core of the issue you should care.
2020-07-0325 minThe Curatorial BlondeWhats race got to do with it? A reality check on the racial climate of America and what race it at it's coreAs racial tensions rise around the world, Caira takes on the uncomfortable topic of race, racism, and racist on this week's episode of Happy Little Accidents.
2020-06-2648 min
The Curatorial BlondeSome more time for the Paint to Dry: Update on Covid-19's impact on the art worldThe first episode of Happy Little Accidents jumped into the changes of covid-19, two months later Caira updates us on what has changed and what the future holds for the art sector and how we operate.
2020-06-1917 min
The Curatorial BlondeHappy Little Accidents Season 2: Happy Hour HistoryThis season on Happy Little Accidents Caira is taking a spin on exploring topics by combining historical references with modern revelations to bring you Happy Hour History coming every Friday at 5 PM CST.
So grab a drink, grab a snack, and grab a seat.
2020-06-1201 minThe Curatorial BlondeWAKE UP CALL: How to be an ally and the conversation you need to have NOWIn the midst of the racial conversations happening on social media Caira re-examines white privilege and the reality of how we go about diversity. Touching base on personal antidotes, statistics, and resources this episode is straight to the point on what is wrong with how we view racism on social media.
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2020-06-051h 02The Curatorial BlondeFeminist Theory in the midst of a global pandemicThis week on Happy Little Accidents Caira examines some of the sore spots in Covid-19 and the gendered roles that are coming to question with these social distancing practices as it pertains to feminist theory.
2020-05-2914 minThe Curatorial BlondeColor Psychology in Interior Design: Self-Isolation AdditionThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores the impact of colors on our lives through color psychology and how to integrate this into your space.
2020-05-2224 minThe Curatorial BlondeEndangered Species: The Black Female Body through media and renaissance artThis week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores how Black females have been devalued through society by the means of art historical references and the conflicting notions that are posed upon their bodies.
Grab a notebook and take some notes.
2020-05-1526 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe Male Gaze and the rise of OnlyFansOn this week of Happy Little Accidents, Caira explores how our culture views women as sexual objects and the platform OnlyFans. The Male gaze has been prevalent for years but now as people look to profit from the visual society we live in important issues in our elementary understandings of the body that need to be addressed.
2020-05-0922 minThe Curatorial BlondeThe Purpose of Art: What does Art history teach you?This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira touches bases on her history and education in Art History and why you understand, participating, and promoting the subject is important. From diving into the emotional, historical, and sensory aspects the internal message creates the external manifestation.
2020-05-0119 minThe Curatorial BlondeArt Lending 101: Why are people borrowing against their art?This week on Happy Little Accidents, Caira dives into the big business of Art Lending. Breaking down the principal players, motives, and process. The Price of Art is heavy and art lending is here to stay.
2020-04-2415 minThe Curatorial BlondeExamining the 64 Billion Dollar Art Market and the price of artThis week Happy Little Accidents host, Caira examines the multi-billion dollar art market and demystifies the pricing of art. Through understanding the structure of pricing, the key players, and the history of the market Happy Little Accidents explore the questionable practices that occur and the reality of the market.
2020-04-1725 minThe Curatorial BlondeWhat Does Your Art Collection say about you?Happy Little Accidents Host, Caira this week dives into what it takes to establish an art collection, the psychology behind the buyer and the current market.
2020-04-1023 min
The Curatorial BlondeCovid-19's impact on the art worldAs the world comes to a halt due to the global pandemic Happy Little Accident's host, Caira dives into the current main issues contributing to the issue in the art world, how this is intertwining with other social needs, and what seems to be up next for art world professionals.
2020-04-0414 minThe Curatorial BlondeWelcome to the Party: TrailerHappy Little Accidents is the latest project by Contemporary Art Writer, Caira Moreira-Brown. Tune in for more to more with Season 1.
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