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未来写真部恵比寿映像祭2025が凄かった！／SFMOMA写真展「Consuelo Kanaga」／最近の撮影について 他 【Coffe Chat：2025年2月8日収録その①】YouTube版：https://youtu.be/cE6q0vXjmas今回は事前にテーマを決めずに雑談回でお送りします。Coffee Chatスタイルでコーヒーを飲みながら最近気になるトピックをいろいろと話していきます。 #写真展 #東京都写真美術館 #恵比寿映像祭 #ココキャピタン #ユニクロ #ConsueloKanaga #山沢栄子 #リチャードミズラック＜関連リンク＞ユニクロTーシャツ 写真家ココ・キャピタンhttps://www.uniqlo.com/jp/ja/spl/ut-graphic-tees/magnum-photos-25ss/men東京都写真美術館 総合開館30周年記念 恵比寿映像祭2025https://topmuseum.jp/contents/exhibition/index-4824.htmlSFMOMA Consuelo Kanaga: Catch the Spirithttps://www.sfmoma.org/exhibition/consuelo-kanaga-catch-the-spirit/山沢栄子 Wikihttps://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B1%B1%E6%B2%A2%E6%A0%84%E5%AD%90山沢栄子 2019年東京都写真美術館https://www.topmuseum.jp/contents/exhibition/index-3445.htmlリチャード・ミズラック YouTube動画https://youtu.be/KEgD7vyPsL4?si=AUomfzfxMKoAaZMEフィールド・レコーディング入門https://www.filmart.co.jp/books/978-4-8459-2124-9/＜チャプター＞0:00 はじまり0:30 ユニクロTーシャツ 写真家ココ・キャピタン5:28 東京都写真美術館 総合開館30周年記念 恵比寿映像祭202527:01 SFMOMA写真展「Consuelo Kanaga: Catch the Spirit」38:09 SFMOMAについて43:57 最近の撮影について---『未来写真部』は日本在住のokitaことkagawa kazuyaとアメリカ・シリコンバレー在住のgoshimaが、気になる写真作家を深掘りしたり、最近見た写真展・写真集について紹介していく番組です。みなさんと一緒に写真の楽しみ方を考えていきます。okitahttps://www.instagram.com/kazuyakagawa/https://www.threads.net/@kazuyakagawagoshimahttps://www.instagram.com/goshimahttps://x.com/goshimahttps://www.threads.net/@goshimahttps://youtube.com/@goshilabkimjunさんhttps://x.com/sielbleuhttps://www.instagram.com/kimjun_photo---本コンテンツでは写真作家及び関係の方々を深い敬意を持って紹介させて頂いていますが、敬2025-02-151h 03
The San Francisco Daily BriefMulti-Car Crash Details, Affordable Housing, SFMOMA Exhibition, and MoreIn this episode of The San Francisco Daily Brief, Michelle welcomes listeners with an overview of the top stories. The episode provides a weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area, keeping residents prepared for the day ahead. Michelle reports on a multi-car crash in San Francisco, sharing police details and a witness account. A news roundup covers key topics such as affordable housing developments, cable car maintenance, and local startup investments. The cultural spotlight highlights an SFMOMA exhibition and a new initiative in Golden Gate Park. The episode concludes with a wrap-up and a call to follow, ensuring listeners...2025-01-2003 min未来写真部『世界のDAIDO MORIYAMA』が誕生した日── 石井朋彦さんと知る森山大道とSFMOMA ゲスト：石井朋彦さんYouTube版
https://youtu.be/PhrqaJ88NcQ
『未来写真部』は日本在住のokitaとアメリカ・シリコンバレー在住のgoshimaが、気になる写真作家を深掘りしたり、最近見た写真展・写真集について紹介していく番組です。みなさんと一緒に写真の楽しみ方を考えていきます。
『未来写真部』は、これまでbacspace.fmのYouTubeチャンネルで配信してきたBS写真部が、2024年6月から独立した新チャンネルとしてスタートしたコンテンツです。
okita
https://www.instagram.com/kazuyakagawa/
https://www.threads.net/@kazuyakagawa
https://youtube.com/@okitaokitaokita
goshima
https://www.instagram.com/goshima
https://x.com/goshima
https://www.threads.net/@goshima
https://youtube.com/@goshilab
未来写真部
https://x.com/miraiphotoclub
https://www.instagram.com/miraiphotoclub/
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関連リンク集
石井朋彦さん
https://www.instagram.com/icitomohiko/
https://x.com/LSK_Photowalk
SWITCH Vol.42 No.6 特集 LAST WALTZ 写真の夜明け、写真の果て
https://www.switch-store.net/SHOP/SW4206.html
ニューヨーク MOMA 写真展「New Japanese Photography」1974
https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/2525
（ここから図録をPDFでダウンロードできます）
SFMOMA サンドラ・S・フィリップス エッセイ （日本語）
「遠くて近い関係ー1970年代にアメリカで開催された日本の写真展 」
https://www.sfmoma.org/essay/%E9%81%A0%E3%81%8F%E3%81%A6%E8%BF%91%E3%81%84%E9%96%A2%E4%BF%82%E3%83%BC1970%E5%B9%B4%E4%BB%A3%E3%81%AB%E3%82%A2%E3%83%A1%E3%83%AA%E3%82%AB%E3%81%A7%E9%96%8B%E5%82%AC%E3%81%95%E3%82%8C%E3%81%9F/
キヤノン写真新世紀 サンドラ・フィリップスインタビュー記事 （日本語）
https://global.canon/ja/newcosmos/closeup/sandra-phillips/
国際交流基金 サンドラ・フィリップス インタビュー記事 （日本語）
「サンフランシスコ近代美術館における日本の写真」
https://www.wochikochi.jp/relayessay/2019/01/sfmoma-JapanesePhotography.php
サンドラ・フィリップス Japan Society 講演会動画
https://youtu.be/nmfnH15Eh7Q
SFMOMA 「日本の写真にフォーカス」トップページ（日本語）
https://www.sfm2025-01-131h 26
Real Photo Show with Michael Chovan-DaltonShana Lopes | SFMOMAShana Lopes, PhD, Assistant Curator of Photography at SFMOMA, joins me to talk about how being a curator perfectly combined her love of photography and art history. We talk about working with both historical and contemporary artists and the questions that need to be answered in order to provide proper context for the work whether done posthumously or with a current artist. We mention some past, current, and upcoming show during our conversation and three of those shows are linked below.
https://www.instagram.com/lopesshana/ |
https://www.sfmoma.org/exhibition/a-living-for-us-all/ |
https://www.sfmoma.org/exhibition...2024-06-2748 min
Audio TalksThe Art of Noise at SFMOMAwith Joseph Becker
Go behind the scenes of the groundbreaking Art of Noise exhibition at SFMOMA. Curator Joseph Becker takes you on an immersive audio/visual journey through 100 years of design revolutionizing how we experience music - from classic album artwork to innovative sound installations and vintage audio tech.
About the exhibition (open until August 14, 2024): https://www.sfmoma.org/exhibition/art-of-noise/
Our Audio Talks Playlist: https://listen.tidal.com/playlist/b0444612-f8b5-408c-bbb6-819df4a3f7cb
Make sure to follow us on Social Media and visit our Art of...2024-06-2032 min
KQED's ForumSFMOMA’s New Collaboration with Artists with DisabilitiesIf you go to the SFMOMA right now, it’ll be hard to miss the massive, 32-foot wide mural depicting a utopian, fantastical and hopeful version of San Francisco. The mural is the opening to a historic exhibition, “The House that Art Built,” which showcases eleven artists with developmental disabilities who are associated with Oakland-based nonprofit Creative Growth. In addition to the exhibition, SFMOMA has also permanently acquired more than 100 works created by artists with developmental disabilities. We’ll talk about the stunning exhibition, the acquisition and the future for artists with disabilities in the Bay Area.2024-05-0755 min
The Klaus at Gunpoint Family of PodcastsThree Minute Modernist - Lichtenstein Room SFMoMAEpisode Notes
Link to SFMoMA's Roy Lichtenstein biography
Link to SFMoMA's Lichtenstein collection
Link to "Whaam!" at SFMoMA
Link to "Drowning Girl" at SFMoMA
Link to SFMoMA's Lichtenstein retrospective
Find out more at https://the-klaus-at-gunpoint-family-of-podcasts.pinecast.co2024-04-0802 min
KQED's ForumSFMOMA Chiura Obata Exhibit Captures “Grand Nature” of CaliforniaChiura Obata had a promising career when he left Japan for California in 1903. But the pull of this new country was compelling. A long-time arts professor at Berkeley, Obata was a leading figure of the Northern California arts community. His watercolor and ink paintings of the natural world, including vistas of the Sierras and Yosemite, as well as finely wrought and closely observed paintings of flowers, fish and fauna brought him acclaim. But the art schools he opened while incarcerated in concentration camps at Topaz and Tanforan in World War II made him beloved. Reflecting on his career, Obata...2024-03-2255 min
A Minimal EventBernd & Hilla Becher, SFMOMA Retrospective
For episode 16, the team takes a trip to San Francisco to see the retrospective for Bernd & Hilla Becher at SFMOMA. We’ll discuss the history of the photographers, their impact to contemporary photography and our own thoughts on their work.
Episode 16, Becher Show Review, 48min
Show Notes
Bernd & Hilla Becher, SFMOMA (12/22-4/23)
Bernd & Hilla Becher Virtual Opening | Met Exhibitions, YouTube
The Bechers in Ohio, 1987 | From the Vaults, YouTube
What Bernd and Hilla Becher Saw in the Remnants of Industry, New Yorker (11/8/22)
A class apart: a new show explores the radical approach of the Bechers and their st...2023-05-0748 min
Raw MaterialRaw Material Presents: The Mission Muralismo Audio Zine - Volume IRaw Material is excited to share The Mission Muralismo Audio Zine – Volume I with our listening audience — because we know how much you love ART about ART! Local writers Olivia Peña and Josiah Luis Alderete interweave their perspectives on the history of the Mission Muralismo movement with stories from the muralists themselves.
This zine expands storytelling related to SFMOMA’s Summer 2022 exhibition Diego Rivera’s America, centering voices of The Mission community and Muralism movement.
Full English Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ka7WNVGkoqxlGenvOd3N50W_x1fm_lZAAbRC9SQu2NQ/edit#heading=h.hgszqot914a9
Full Spanish T...2022-04-1348 minRaw MaterialRaw Material Presents: The Mission Muralismo Audio Zine - Volume IRaw Material is excited to share The Mission Muralismo Audio Zine – Volume I with our listening audience — because we know how much you love ART about ART! Local writers Olivia Peña and Josiah Luis Alderete interweave their perspectives on the history of the Mission Muralismo movement with stories from the muralists themselves.
This zine expands storytelling related to SFMOMA’s Summer 2022 exhibition Diego Rivera’s America, centering voices of The Mission community and Muralism movement.
Full English Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ka7WNVGkoqxlGenvOd3N50W_x1fm_lZAAbRC9SQu2NQ/edit#heading=h.hgszqot914a9
Full Spanish T...2022-04-1348 min
Vision Slightly BlurredBJP's The Ones to Watch and SFMOMA Animates the Pioneers of PhotographyThe British Journal of Photography recently released their 2020 Ones to Watch list – a globally diverse list of talent that includes a number of photographers that we've talked about in previous shows. Also, SFMOMA creates a series of short animations to introduce some of the pioneers of photography. The animation is kitschy, the info is high quality, and you'll want to read up on the names you've heard before, but probably forgot since your college photo history course.2020-09-1525 min
Raw MaterialAnselm Kiefer by The Lonely PaletteThe art of postwar German artist Anselm Kiefer and the poetry of Holocaust survivor Paul Celan are both layered, dense, and hard to read.
Sometimes the best starting point is through the layered, dense, and idiosyncratic ways that an individual processes trauma. So grab a spelunking hardhat and together we'll mine these layers of metaphor and materials, texture and text, golden straw and blackened ash, that comprise the unimaginable.
This episode was produced by The Lonely Palette. More episodes at www.thelonelypalette.com.2020-08-1055 minRaw MaterialAnselm Kiefer by The Lonely PaletteThe art of postwar German artist Anselm Kiefer and the poetry of Holocaust survivor Paul Celan are both layered, dense, and hard to read.
Sometimes the best starting point is through the layered, dense, and idiosyncratic ways that an individual processes trauma. So grab a spelunking hardhat and together we'll mine these layers of metaphor and materials, texture and text, golden straw and blackened ash, that comprise the unimaginable.
This episode was produced by The Lonely Palette. More episodes at www.thelonelypalette.com.2020-08-1055 min
Raw MaterialAlexander Calder by AccessionThis episode talks about a number of pieces by Alexander Calder. Calder is most well known for his mobiles, giant hanging pieces that move subtly with the currents in the room.
This episode was produced by Accession. More episodes at accession.fm.2020-08-0323 minRaw MaterialAlexander Calder by AccessionThis episode talks about a number of pieces by Alexander Calder. Calder is most well known for his mobiles, giant hanging pieces that move subtly with the currents in the room.
This episode was produced by Accession. More episodes at accession.fm.2020-08-0323 min
Raw MaterialKara Walker by The Way I See ItRoxane Gay reflects on Kara Walker's Christ's Entry into Journalism (2017).
The Way I See It, "Roxane Gay and Kara Walker's Christ's Entry into Journalism" was produced by the BBC in association with the Museum of Modern Art New York. More episodes at www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009bf6.2020-08-0314 minRaw MaterialKara Walker by The Way I See ItRoxane Gay reflects on Kara Walker's Christ's Entry into Journalism (2017).
The Way I See It, "Roxane Gay and Kara Walker's Christ's Entry into Journalism" was produced by the BBC in association with the Museum of Modern Art New York. More episodes at www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009bf6.2020-08-0314 min
Raw MaterialAgnes Martin by Bow DownThe best-selling novelist and essayist, Olivia Laing explores the influential abstract artist Agnes Martin (1912-2004). Martin – a gay, working class woman who forged a path in a male-dominated art world – embraced solitude and didn’t have her first solo show until she was 46.
This episode was produced by Reduced Listening © Frieze. More episodes at frieze.com/article/bow-down-podcast-women-art-history.2020-08-0322 minRaw MaterialAgnes Martin by Bow DownThe best-selling novelist and essayist, Olivia Laing explores the influential abstract artist Agnes Martin (1912-2004). Martin – a gay, working class woman who forged a path in a male-dominated art world – embraced solitude and didn’t have her first solo show until she was 46.
This episode was produced by Reduced Listening © Frieze. More episodes at frieze.com/article/bow-down-podcast-women-art-history.2020-08-0322 min
Raw MaterialRoberto Matta by Art History For AllArt History For All guides you through Roberto Matta’s surreal mental landscape, Invasion of the Night (1941), and explores its connections to physics and psychology.
This episode was produced by Art History for All. More episodes at arthistoryforall.com.2020-08-0329 minRaw MaterialRoberto Matta by Art History For AllArt History For All guides you through Roberto Matta’s surreal mental landscape, Invasion of the Night (1941), and explores its connections to physics and psychology.
This episode was produced by Art History for All. More episodes at arthistoryforall.com.2020-08-0329 min
Raw MaterialBetye Saar by Recording ArtistsThis episode focuses on Betye Saar (b. 1926). In a 1975 interview, she discusses the diverse sources for her art and how she prevailed in the face of racism and gender discrimination.
This episode is produced by the J. Paul Getty Museum Museum. More episodes at getty.edu/recordingartists/.2020-08-0337 minRaw MaterialBetye Saar by Recording ArtistsThis episode focuses on Betye Saar (b. 1926). In a 1975 interview, she discusses the diverse sources for her art and how she prevailed in the face of racism and gender discrimination.
This episode is produced by the J. Paul Getty Museum Museum. More episodes at getty.edu/recordingartists/.2020-08-0337 min
Raw MaterialMark Rothko by The Lonely Palette“A painting is not a picture of an experience. It is the experience.”
— Mark Rothko
This episode is produced by The Lonely Palette. More episodes at http://www.thelonelypalette.com/.2020-08-0328 minRaw MaterialMark Rothko by The Lonely Palette“A painting is not a picture of an experience. It is the experience.”
— Mark Rothko
This episode is produced by The Lonely Palette. More episodes at http://www.thelonelypalette.com/.2020-08-0328 min
Raw MaterialConnor by Everything Is AliveConnor is a portrait of President William Howard Taft. He's hanging on a wall, but is anybody looking at him?
This episode is produced by Everything Is Alive. More episodes at https://www.everythingisalive.com/2020-08-0325 minRaw MaterialConnor by Everything Is AliveConnor is a portrait of President William Howard Taft. He's hanging on a wall, but is anybody looking at him?
This episode is produced by Everything Is Alive. More episodes at https://www.everythingisalive.com/2020-08-0325 min
Raw MaterialBarnett Newman by 99% InvisibleThis episode, "The Many Deaths of a Painting" was produced by 99% Invisible. More episodes at 99percentinvisible.org.2020-08-0130 minRaw MaterialBarnett Newman by 99% InvisibleThis episode, "The Many Deaths of a Painting" was produced by 99% Invisible. More episodes at 99percentinvisible.org.2020-08-0130 min
The Lonely PaletteTeaserEp 0.2 - The Raw Material Summer Mixtape (in partnership with SFMOMA)I'm thrilled to share the teaser for the upcoming season of Raw Material from SFMOMA, which I have the privilege of guest hosting. The season is a curated "mixtape" of art and art-adjacence podcasts (including episodes from 99% Invisible, Everything Is Alive, Recording Artists, and others, including a bonus new episode of The Lonely Palette), all of which explore the idea of The Beholder's Share: why an audience is so necessary for an artwork to become its most fully-realized self. This is an urgent-enough question on its own, but during a pandemic, when museums are closed, it becomes vital. So let's...2020-06-0104 min
Raw MaterialRaw Material Mixtape: The Beholder's ShareCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material's "summer mixtape," from SFMOMA.
Season update: Raw Material is temporarily suspending this season to create space for more urgent stories and conversations. Black lives matter.2020-06-0104 minRaw MaterialRaw Material Mixtape: The Beholder's ShareCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material's "summer mixtape," from SFMOMA.
Season update: Raw Material is temporarily suspending this season to create space for more urgent stories and conversations. Black lives matter.2020-06-0104 min
Raw MaterialWelcome to Raw MaterialWelcome to Raw Material from SFMOMA! Start here for a quick introduction to our seasonal arts + culture podcast, by SFMOMA Content Producer and Raw Material creator Erin Fleming.2020-03-2001 minRaw MaterialWelcome to Raw MaterialWelcome to Raw Material from SFMOMA! Start here for a quick introduction to our seasonal arts + culture podcast, by SFMOMA Content Producer and Raw Material creator Erin Fleming.2020-03-2001 min
Raw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 6: NikhilSayre Quevedo, Raw Material’s podcaster-in-residence for Season 6, is at the end of his journey. It all started with a curiosity about the surprising ways humans are connected, and a wild plot to make his way to various artists through “degrees of separation.” When we first meet Sayre, he’s stealing love letters back from an ungracious ex. In this final episode, where does this experiment leave him?2019-12-1306 minRaw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 6: NikhilSayre Quevedo, Raw Material’s podcaster-in-residence for Season 6, is at the end of his journey. It all started with a curiosity about the surprising ways humans are connected, and a wild plot to make his way to various artists through “degrees of separation.” When we first meet Sayre, he’s stealing love letters back from an ungracious ex. In this final episode, where does this experiment leave him?2019-12-1306 min
Raw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 5: Every connectionAfter a series of false starts, rabbit holes, and mind maps, the time has come for Sayre to (possibly) meet internationally acclaimed artist Nikhil Chopra, the sixth degree of separation. Nikhil is at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, splayed upon the floor. Sayre is intimidated, alone, and buried behind a crowd of Nikhil’s friends and fans. Will the two finally connect, or will fate have it otherwise?2019-11-2516 minRaw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 5: Every connectionAfter a series of false starts, rabbit holes, and mind maps, the time has come for Sayre to (possibly) meet internationally acclaimed artist Nikhil Chopra, the sixth degree of separation. Nikhil is at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, splayed upon the floor. Sayre is intimidated, alone, and buried behind a crowd of Nikhil’s friends and fans. Will the two finally connect, or will fate have it otherwise?2019-11-2516 min
Raw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 4: NooshinNooshin Rostami is a United States–based Iranian artist living in exile. While her father was dying in Iran, Nooshin was 6000 miles away from home. How will she process her grief without physical contact—without seeing her sisters, her mother, and the body of her father? What will it take to cross the insurmountable distance between her and her closest connections? Her answer: light.2019-11-1819 minRaw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 4: NooshinNooshin Rostami is a United States–based Iranian artist living in exile. While her father was dying in Iran, Nooshin was 6000 miles away from home. How will she process her grief without physical contact—without seeing her sisters, her mother, and the body of her father? What will it take to cross the insurmountable distance between her and her closest connections? Her answer: light.2019-11-1819 min
Raw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 3: YetundeThe sounds of rain, a family kitchen, a song, a late-night conversation—do the moments they encapsulate make us who we are? In this episode, Sayre Quevedo travels through artist Yetunde Olagbaju’s memory via a series of intimate recordings that constitute what they call a “living archive.”2019-11-0420 min
Raw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 2: JazminJazmin Jones is pathologically inept at returning phone calls. In an attempt to clear her conscience (and voice-mail box), the artist decides to make a series of anxiety-inducing phone calls she’s put off for far too long. Listen in as Jazmin painfully catches up with friends, family, and accusatory ex-lovers.2019-10-2825 min
Raw MaterialSix Degrees Episode 1: SayreSayre Quevedo begins Raw Material season six by breaking into his ex-boyfriend’s apartment. His goal is to retrieve twenty-two love letters he wrote to a man who doesn’t deserve them. Join Sayre as he searches for signs, symbols, closure, and perhaps, real connection.2019-10-2119 min
Raw MaterialSeason 6 Trailer: Six DegreesSeason 6 Trailer: Six Degrees by SFMOMA2019-10-1401 minRaw MaterialSeason 6 Trailer: Six DegreesSeason 6 Trailer: Six Degrees by SFMOMA2019-10-1401 min
SOTAAndy Warhol at SFMOMA // Regan GoldenHello SOTAns, We have some fun things for you this week! In the news we talk about artists participating in the Aichi Trienniale who asked for their work to be taken down, in reaction to a closure of a gallery in the exhibition alleged as censorship. We then talk about the Andy Warhol retrospective exhibition at SFMOMA and if the most famous figures in art history can be presented in a fresh way or, if they even need to be. Then, we have a fabulous interview with local artists Regan Golden!
References:
Artists Demand Removal...2019-09-0655 min
Raw MaterialRaw Material Season 5: San Francisco— Stories From The Model CitySeason 5 of Raw Material takes inspiration from a 41 x 37-foot scale model of the city that was recently unearthed, refurbished, and distributed in pieces to neighborhood libraries. Listen in as residents tell stories of life in this vibrant, diverse, and ever-changing frontier city. Produced by award-winning radio documentarians the Kitchen Sisters, this season examines themes of urban development and identity in a city poised on the edge of the continent and built on landfill, steep hills, and the dreams of immigrants and pioneers. From memories of the luminous Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island to recollections of the freaky...2019-06-2400 min
Raw MaterialSeason 5 Trailer: San Francisco— Stories from the Model CityCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2019-06-1800 minRaw MaterialSeason 5 Trailer: San Francisco— Stories from the Model CityCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2019-06-1800 min
Raw MaterialLuvvers Bonus Episode: Stocking StufferA short, holiday bonus episode of Season 4 of Raw Material: Luvvers.2018-12-2407 min
Raw MaterialLuvvers Episode 5: My Art is GayFacing persecution in her native Uganda and unwilling to live an inauthentic life, fierce queer artist Leilah Babirye made a choice. She fled her home to discover a world of sexual and artistic exuberance in a new creative community on Fire Island, New York. Learn more about her extraordinary life and her bold body of work in this episode of Luvvers.
Photo: Leilah Babirye2018-12-1026 min
Raw MaterialLuvvers Episode 4: Silence Equals Death, So Fuck LoudlyThe connection between the art world and the queer scene has not always been as openly discussed as it is today. Delve into the complex relationships between art, activism, and queer identity, and discover the power of making noise through making art.
Photo: Douglas Crimp by T.L. Litt, 1990.
Interview with Douglas Crimp is courtesy of SFMOMA's Open Space, from a conversation with Claudia La Rocco at the Lab in San Francisco.2018-11-2620 minRaw MaterialLuvvers Episode 4: Silence Equals Death, So Fuck LoudlyThe connection between the art world and the queer scene has not always been as openly discussed as it is today. Delve into the complex relationships between art, activism, and queer identity, and discover the power of making noise through making art.
Photo: Douglas Crimp by T.L. Litt, 1990.
Interview with Douglas Crimp is courtesy of SFMOMA's Open Space, from a conversation with Claudia La Rocco at the Lab in San Francisco.2018-11-2620 min
Raw MaterialLuvvers Episode 3: Make Time, Make LoveThrough looking at a variety of relationships, Chelsea investigates the many ways desire can be expressed. Hear the famed love letters Frida Kahlo sent to Diego Rivera, as well as to the lesser-known, though no less poetic answering machine messages left by Chelsea’s husband.2018-11-1225 min
Raw MaterialLuvvers Episode 2: There's No Such Thing As Too EasySex sells. In this episode, Chelsea Beck analyzes the history of persuasive sexual imagery, and imagines a world where titillation fosters compassion rather than divisiveness.
Image: Carolee Schneeman, "Interior Scroll," (1975). Courtesy Carolina Nitsch, NY; photography by Anthony McCall.2018-10-2923 min
Raw MaterialLuvvers Episode 1: What Get's You Hot?Nayland Blake doesn’t create art to express who they are, they create art to investigate the possibilities of identity. Hear the artist discuss their explorations of the queer, BDSM, kink, and furry scenes, and learn more about their unique approach to one of art’s oldest subjects—sex.
Image © Nayland Blake, Courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery.2018-10-1521 min
Raw MaterialSeason 4 Trailer: LuvversCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2018-10-0101 minRaw MaterialSeason 4 Trailer: LuvversCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2018-10-0101 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 8: Amy Sherald by Note to SelfIn the long history of portraits of First Ladies of the United States, none has drawn a reaction quite like the painting of Michelle Obama by Baltimore native Amy Sherald. Hear the artist discuss art in the age of Instagram.
This episode is produced by WNYC Studios and Note to Self. More episodes at .2018-08-0626 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 7: Carolee Schneeman Yoko Ono by A Piece Of WorkCarolee Schneemann and Yoko Ono have created provocative art throughout their careers. Learn how these artists have dedicated their lives to exploring the pleasures and the vulnerabilities of the human body.
This episode is produced by WNYC Studios and MoMA. More episodes at https://www.wnycstudios.org/shows/pieceofwork.2018-07-3026 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 6: Patti Smith and Judy Linn by The Kitchen SistersBack when Patti Smith and Judy Linn were kids, they used art to shape the world around them, posing for each other in photographs and starring in each other’s home movies. Hear Linn discuss how the two young Brooklynites weren't just "dreaming a future, they were dreaming a present."
This episode is produced by The Kitchen Sisters © The Kitchen Sisters 2015. More episodes at http://www.kitchensisters.org/.2018-07-2307 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 5: Maria Tallchief by Stuff You Missed in History ClassAn Oklahoman of Osage heritage, Maria Tallchief rose to stardom through years of hard work and dedication. Peek behind the curtain at the globetrotting life of America's first prima ballerina—her loves, her losses, her joys, and her sorrows.
This episode is produced by Stuff You Missed in History Class © Stuff You Missed in History Class 2014. More episodes at www.missedinhistory.com/.2018-07-1627 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 4: Hazel Scott by The Memory PalaceHazel Scott was a child prodigy, a New York jazz icon, the first African American woman to host her own television series, and an outspoken critic of discrimination in all its forms. Find out how her courage made her a role model for many and a target for some.
This episode is produced and hosted by Nathan DiMeo © The Memory Palace 2016. More episodes at http://thememorypalace.us/.2018-07-0912 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 3: Georgia O'Keeffe by The Artsy PodcastMany people know Georgia O’Keeffe for her flower paintings and depictions of the New Mexico landscape. Discover the very different setting that captured O’Keeffe during her time as a commissioned artist for the Hawaiian Pineapple Company—now the Dole Food Company— and how an initial distaste turned into great inspiration.
This podcast was hosted and produced by Abigail Cain © Artsy 2017. You can find more episodes of The Artsy Podcast at on Apple Podcasts.2018-07-0207 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 2: Alice B. Toklas and Gertrude Stein by Stuff You Missed in History ClassGertrude Stein is often credited as a driving force behind Modernism and Cubism while her lifelong partner, Alice B. Toklas, is frequently left out of the story. Learn about this power couple and their roles as movers and shakers in the world of 20th century art.
This episode is produced by Stuff You Missed in History Class © Stuff You Missed in History Class 2018. More episodes at https://www.missedinhistory.com/.2018-06-2534 min
Raw MaterialMixtape Episode 1: Mary Cassatt by The Lonely PaletteWomen artists are often compared to one another but not to their male contemporaries. Learn how Mary Cassatt became one of the most important Impressionist painters of—and ahead of—her time by using the nineteenth-century Paris Opera House as an unlikely backdrop for feminist commentary.
This episode is produced and hosted by Tamar Avishai © The Lonely Palette 2017. More episodes at http://www.thelonelypalette.com/.2018-06-1825 min
USModernist Radio - Architecture You Love#65/Modernism Week 7: SFMOMA's Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher plus Christiane Robbins + Katherine LambertUSModernist Radio goes to Palm Springs each February for the incredibly popular Modernism Week. It’s a fascinating array of sunshine, architecture, lectures, parties, tours, exhibits, and you can even order martinis for breakfast. Yes, you can do that anywhere but you'll feel glamorous in Palm Springs. USModernist Radio's George Smart was there with keynote speakers and other special guests who make Modernism Week a blast. Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher is the Helen Hilton Raiser Curator of Architecture and Design at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She designed exhibits including A. Quincy Jones: Building for Better Livin...2018-06-1836 min
Raw MaterialRaw Material Mixtape: Meeting in the Ladies RoomCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material's "summer mixtape," from SFMOMA.
Music used in this this track: Klymaxx “Meeting In The Ladies Room.” Remix by Bernadette Cooper.2018-06-1104 minRaw MaterialRaw Material Mixtape: Meeting in the Ladies RoomCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material's "summer mixtape," from SFMOMA.
Music used in this this track: Klymaxx “Meeting In The Ladies Room.” Remix by Bernadette Cooper.2018-06-1104 min
State Of The ArtThe Art of Visitor Engagement : Erica Gangsei, Head of Interpretive Media, SFMOMAIn a city where the tension between artists and techies is palpable, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has pushed exhibitions, programs and projects that bridge the two spheres, like their inventive video series ARTIST CRIBS, their seamless museum app, and their experimental PlaySFMOMA initiative. Erica Gangsei, head of Interpretive Media at SFMOMA and a working artist in her own right, shares her thoughts on tech's place in the museum and the "art world" at large.-About Erica Gangsei-As Head of Interpretive Media at the San Francisco Museum of Modern...2018-05-2400 minState Of The ArtThe Art of Going Viral: Send Me SFMOMASend Me SFMOMA is the perfect storm of genius in art and tech. It makes exploring art fun, interesting, and accessible. In this episode, Ethan talks with Jay Mollica, creative technologist at SFMOMA, about how the app came to be, what the response was, and what's next. About Jay MollicaJay Mollica joined SFMOMA in July of 2015. As the museum's Creative Technologist, he pursues innovative and experimental digital initiatives while also maintaining and extending wonderful existing projects such as Open Space. One of his goals is to bring SFMOMA's collection to the...2018-02-1500 min
Raw MaterialLandfall Episode 6: This Land is Your Land“There is something cartoonish about life in California… something out of proportion, fantastical, even a little absurd.” End this season’s road trip back in the Bay Area, and explore the Emeryville mudflats, where artists upended the monumental, high-cost model of the Land Art movement with whimsical, communal, ephemeral sculptures. Play a road trip game that will broaden your concept of Land Art-- and make traffic more bearable.
Artists featured in this episode: Joey Enos, Everett Turner, Gary Knox Bennett, Penny Daimler, John McCracken
Correction for this episode: The woman who took photographs of the CCAC project was Penny Dhaemers.2018-02-1223 min
Raw MaterialLandfall Episode 5: No Contradictions“It looks crazy, surreal, like a mirage or magic. You want to walk towards that, don’t you?” Join hosts Jessica Placzek and Maddie Gobbo as they continue their West Coast road trip with a visit to the “happiest place on Earth”: Disneyland. Explore the designs and decisions that go into creating the seductive simulation of Walt Disney’s amusement parks and their utopian visions of the American landscape.
Artist featured in this episode: Kim Irvine2018-01-2930 min
Raw MaterialLandfall Episode 4: Bewilderment“Great leaders in all ages have sought the desert and heard its voice.” Land artists such as Michael Heizer and Robert Smithson found inspiration in the desert, but they were not the only—or the first—to do so. Hear three artists’ reflections on our relationship to the Great Basin and the art it has provoked.
Artists featured in this episode: Katie Peterson, Young Suh, Melissa Melero-Moose2018-01-1525 min
Raw MaterialLandfall Episode 3: Atmospheres“If that had been men, doing that for a day, it would have been famous. Everyone would have known about it. But since it was women . . . it’s just gone.” Encounter some of the historically overlooked women of the Land art movement, who often worked in stark opposition to the “plundering of the earth” approach of their male contemporaries. Then leave the macho art world in the dust with a fictional exercise in mediation.
Artists featured in this episode: Judy Chicago, Nancy Holt, Mierle Laderman Ukeles
Image: Judy Chicago, "Purple Atmosphere #4" (1969). Courtesy of the artist and Jessica Silverman Gallery.2017-12-1827 min
Raw MaterialLandfall Episode 2: Below and Beyond“Earth turns to gold in the hands of the wise.” Meet visionaries who work with and against the landscape to yield something fruitful, shop the local farmers market, and then explore ways to beat the heat and build a home. Consider how far you would go to survive in a hostile landscape with a speculative story that envisions the fate of farming in a warming world.
Artist featured in this episode: Baldassare Forestiere2017-12-0426 min
Raw MaterialLandfall Episode 1: Mounds, Jetties, Trails“As long as you’re going to make sculpture, why not make one that competes with a 747, or the Empire State Building, or the Golden Gate Bridge?” Discover artists who did just that by creating monumental works meant to withstand time or succumb to its passage. Reflect on your own relationship to the land with a post-apocalyptic tale that might dig up more than you expect.
Artists featured in this episode: Robert Smithson, Michael Heizer, Walter de Maria2017-11-2025 min
Raw MaterialSeason 3 Trailer: LandfallCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2017-09-2901 minRaw MaterialSeason 3 Trailer: LandfallCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2017-09-2901 min
Raw MaterialManifest Episode 6: The CommunityArt brings us together. In this episode, members of Bay Area art collectives discuss what it means to make work for, by and with their communities. They reflect on the power of art to heal, inspire, and break down systems of oppression.
Artists featured in this episode: 100 Days of Action, Club Chai, Russell E.L. Butler.
Photo: 100 Days of Action, by Ben Leon.2017-07-1019 min
Raw MaterialManifest Episode 5: The LegacyArt is a form of remembrance. This episode features two artists, both born in Iran, discussing the very different ways their practices have been influenced by the country’s turbulent history. They consider how this legacy, whether inherited or experienced firsthand, is impossible to ignore.
Photo: Arash Fayez. Photo by Geraldine Ah-Sue.
Artists featured in this episode: Taraneh Hemami and Arash Fayez.2017-06-2618 min
Raw MaterialManifest Episode 4: The MindArt is an exercise in perspective. This episode highlights works that invite new ways of seeing. Artists reflect on how they see themselves, how others see them, and how to look at the world through performance, portraiture, and abstract painting.
Photo: Toyin Ojih Odutola. Photo by King Texas © 2015.
Artists featured in this episode: James Luna, Toyin Ojih Odutola, and Katherine Sherwood.2017-06-1222 min
Raw MaterialManifest Episode 3: The HomeArt is emotional. This episode examines the concept of “home.” Through their work, a sculptor, a painter, and a singer express feelings about being at home, being in exile, safety, fear, connection, and belonging.
Photo: Ana Teresa Fernández, by Geraldine Ah-Sue.
Artists featured in this episode: Mildred Howard, Ana Teresa Fernández, and Diana Gameros.2017-05-3025 min
Raw MaterialManifest Episode 2: The BodyArt is material. This episode explores art in relation to the body. Hear artists reflect on gender and performance, transform themselves into cockroaches, and sculpt self-portraits from chocolate and soap.
Photo: Xandra Ibarra, Nude Laughing, performance at The Broad, Los Angeles, 2016. Photo by John Tain.
Artists featured in this episode: Xandra Ibarra, Cassils, and Janine Antoni.2017-05-1523 min
Raw MaterialManifest Episode 1: The LandArt is a journey. This episode considers hidden histories through artworks that explore the movement of people, goods and ideas across distant lands. Hear about works made from curry, a 25-part installation on Angel Island, and an immersive three-channel film piece that uses imagery of the sea to evoke larger themes about history and politics.
Photo: Flo Oy Wong, by Geraldine Ah-Sue.
Artists featured in this episode: Sita Kuratomi Bhaumik, John Akomfrah, and Flo Oy Wong.2017-05-0119 min
Raw MaterialSeason 2 Trailer: ManifestCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2017-04-1801 minRaw MaterialSeason 2 Trailer: ManifestCatch a sneak peak of what’s coming this season on Raw Material, from SFMOMA.2017-04-1801 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Bonus Episode: The VisitorAn artist discusses her interest in extraterrestrials, including sightings, abductions, and other memories of aliens. She examines how descriptions of these interactions have both changed with cultural norms and reflected individual, inner feelings.
Image: courtesy of Desirée Holman
Artists featured: Desirée Holman2016-12-2612 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Episode 6: The PresenceArtists share personal experiences they have had with ghosts and the paranormal. A conceptual sculptor describes creating a piece using a “presence” as his primary material.
Artists featured in this episode: Tom Friedman, India Cook, Rosemary Brown, Elizabeth Robinson, Micki Pellerano
Image © Tom Friedman; Courtesy of the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.2016-12-1218 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Episode 5: The VibrationArtists discuss how they both add to and draw from from Earth’s vibrations. A conceptual artist presents a chapel he has built for bees, and a free jazz improviser talks about making music with natural biological rhythms.
Photo: Terence Koh, by Ross Simonini.
Artists featured in this episode: Terence Koh, Milford Graves, Nat Evans.2016-11-2822 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Episode 4: The DivinerArtists discuss intuition and divination, techniques used to perceive and foresee the unknown. They explore the intersections of their work with palmistry, poetry, astrology, and clairsentient readings.
Artists featured in this episode: CA Conrad
To read a transcript of our full interview with CAConrad, visit: http://openspace.sfmoma.org/2016/11/extreme-present-a-conversation-with-caconrad/2016-11-1423 minRaw MaterialOtherworld Episode 4: The DivinerArtists discuss intuition and divination, techniques used to perceive and foresee the unknown. They explore the intersections of their work with palmistry, poetry, astrology, and clairsentient readings.
Artists featured in this episode: CA Conrad
To read a transcript of our full interview with CAConrad, visit: http://openspace.sfmoma.org/2016/11/extreme-present-a-conversation-with-caconrad/2016-11-1423 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Episode 3: The SigilExperimental musician, pioneering performance artist, and general cult phenomenon Genesis Breyer P-Orridge reveals the role of magic in h/er life and artistic practice. S/he describes h/er decades-long mystical work with sigils, chaos magick, sex magick, and the philosophies of Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth.
Image: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge by Ross Simonini
Artists featured in this episode: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Micki Pellerano2016-10-3122 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Episode 2: The CeremonyA folk musician conducts an ayahuasca ceremony, a performance artist describes her shamanic rituals, and a pioneer of conceptual art communes with animals and inhabits his own unconscious.
Image: Joseph Beuys, I Like America And America Likes Me, 1974.
Artists featured in this episode: Santiparro, Dohee Lee, Joseph Beuys.2016-10-1720 min
Raw MaterialOtherworld Episode 1: The VesselA performance artist, a philosopher, a violinist, and a new age composer make art by harnessing unknown forces, deities, and interdimensional beings. An artist at the turn of the twentieth century holds a séance with spirits and gives birth to abstract painting.
Photo of Dohee Lee by Pak Han.2016-10-0320 min
Raw MaterialSeason 1 Trailer: OtherworldDiscover Raw Material, a new arts and culture podcast from SFMOMA, coming October 2016.2016-09-1900 minRaw MaterialSeason 1 Trailer: OtherworldDiscover Raw Material, a new arts and culture podcast from SFMOMA, coming October 2016.2016-09-1900 min
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