Creator Nate Powell returns to the podcast to discuss his new book Diana from Abrams, a surreal mix of punk rock, witchcraft, and time travel.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

“Sometimes, when I don’t wanna be a person, I be a poem.” — Will DiggsI’ve said it time and time again, but I love people who love their craft. Will Diggs, poet, playwright, and co-founder of the Durham based poetry series Sepia Soul joins us on today’s podcast. He walks through what it actually takes to get published (we get into all the details here), counting rejections as a metric for success, Will’s love for words and more. But where he got me, was when we discussed how he embodies his craft

In this episode Isabella interviews Dr Emelie Gevalt and Dr Caroline Culp, co-curators of the upcoming exhibition Locating Girlhood: Place and Identity in Early American “Schoolgirl” Art at the American Folk Art Museum. The three talk about the exhibition, the pieces within it, and how themes of identity, belonging, and place emerge in schoolgirl needlework and other art forms. The exhibition opens on 9 October 2026. You can find out more about the exhibition here: https://folkartmuseum.org/e...

My guest on the latest episode of Colour & Ceramics is Calgary ceramic artist Mindy Andrews.Mindy’s work is deeply rooted in nature, from the forests of northwestern Ontario where she grew up to the landscapes of the Canadian Rockies where she has lived for more than 20 years.Working primarily in porcelain, she uses slips, underglazes, painting, and carving to create vessels and sculptural pieces inspired by trees, flowers, bark, light, and the atmosphere of the forest.We talk about her

Send us Fan Mail Photography agent Hat Margolies joins Angela Nicholson on the SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast to reveal what photography agents really look for and what helps a photographer build a career that lasts. Hat is a director of Lucid Representation and has more than 25 years of experience in the photography industry. Before becoming an agent, she worked as a picture editor on newspapers and magazines, experience that gave her a close view of why some photographers stand out,...

What does it mean to make art on the internet? It's not a new question, but it's far from a settled question. From very early on in the history of the World Wide Web, artists leapt in to start experimenting, and very shortly after that, the organization Rhizomewas born. Dedicated to digital art, it quickly became one of the most important advocates and keepers of its history.Last week, Rhizome celebrated its 30th birthday with a gala that brought together the luminaries of online art, both present

Listeners! We're still cooking up Part 2 of our Hieronymus Bosch x Keith Haring series, BUTT in the meantime we've got something else to tide you over: a little jaunt through art history and we cannot stress this enough, it’s so much . . . hotter than you'd expect.VIDEO VERSION HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0rkovNg-7Y Subscribe to our FREE and algorithm free newsletter: https://artslicepod.substack.com/ MAKE ART HUMAN AGAIN TSHIRT ➫

This week we’re talking Lanterns Episode 7, The Amazing Spider-Man #1000, Poison Ivy #48, Zatanna #6, Bleeding Hearts #8, Geiger #25, DNX #2, Alien vs. X-Men #1, Ultimate Impact: Reborn #5, White Sky #6, Marvel Mangaverse: Web of Destiny #1, Operation: Iron Coffin #3, and more. Plus, Nerdy News and Rumors Baby covering the live-action Clone Saga, Superman’s rumored three suits in Man of Tomorrow, Matthew Lillard as Ted Kord, a possible Insomniac Daredevil game, and Star Wars: Episode 10. LIVE

Long-term student and friend of Mirai, Sam Tan, was in the garden for a week of collaborative study. Anytime Sam is around there is guaranteed thought provoking discussion. But when you combine Sam’s curiosity and analytical mind with the quirky crew at Mirai, the discussion turned into something entirely different. In this episode of Asymmetry Ryan, Brock, Brandon, and Addison, join Sam in a discussion of the bonsai practice, bonsai history, and a brainstorm session on how we continue elevating the

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Street Life, we had the pleasure of chatting with David Sark, an award-winning photographer based in Sydney. David specialises in moody, atmospheric night photography and urban visual storytelling. David shared his journey into photography, starting from childhood memories of family events captured on film to the moment he received his first point-and-shoot camera. He emphasised the tactile experience of using a camera and how it allowed him to docume...

Sarah Higgins has curated more than 40 exhibitions for institutions like MOCA Georgia and the Zuckerman Museum of Art, and led Art Papers, the country's longest-running nonprofit art journal, since 2018. This year, Higgins is the guest curator of the A...

Send us Fan Mail You've taken the photograph, but when you look at it afterwards, it isn't as sharp as you expected. Before you blame your camera or lens, there are seven common photography mistakes you should check first. In this episode, Graham Elliott explains why photographs can look soft, covering shutter speed, camera movement, subject movement, autofocus, depth of field, camera technique and post-processing. But sharpness isn't simply about focus. You'll also learn about the difference...

Film Photography Podcast – Episode 388 – Filmmaker J.R. BookwalterJoin us for a fascinating look at the wild world of independent moviemaking before the digital revolution as independent filmmaker J.R. Bookwalter joins the MM Club for a very special episode on shooting features on motion picture film! Beginning with his Super 8 shorts and ambitious first Super 8 feature, The Dead Next Door through his early 16mm productions Robot Ninja and Skinned Alive, J.R. shares insights from pre-production

Rachel has been tattooing for over 20 years, and she’s one of those people I really enjoy talking tattooing with. She has a lot of experience, a strong point of view, and at the same time a very relaxed, unpretentious way of looking at the craft.In this episode we talk about her beginnings in Australia, the people who influenced her along the way, running Black Throne, and the challenges of being both an artist and a business owner. What I particularly enjoyed about this conversation is Rachel’s

THIS IS PART 1 OF A 2 PART CONVERSATION WITH MATTHEW GENITEMPO. I sat down with photographer Matthew Genitempo, the graphic designer turned photographer and publisher behind the photobooks Jasper, Mother of Dogs and Dogbreath. In part one we go deep into Jasper, the photobook he made largely in the forests of the Ozarks as his MFA thesis at the University of Hartford: the critique that told him to stay in one place, the Frank Stanford poems that shaped how he saw the landscape, the men who ...

Have you ever wondered why there are no legal Hobbes plush toys, or Calvin and Hobbes greeting cards? Or why there was never a Calvin and Hobbes cartoon show? It all comes down to Bill Watterson's views on licensing. This episode we discuss those views, how they almost cost us all several years worth of Calvin and Hobbes, and Bill Watterson's artistic integrity.Here is a list of the comics mentioned this episode, along with their publication dates and the books where they can be found. We would

Join show host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes self-described "road trip" photographer Rob Hann to the show. Rob's decades of work showcases his unique ability to make compelling photos of what may be described as "Americana". Born in London, Rob had a fascination with the American West and the often forgotten and abandoned signs, cars, buildings and other found objects he would discover during his lengthy road trips. Having not picked up a camera until age 31, the former fireman and waiter would be

It is probably the most famous painting in the world but just what is behind its enduring appeal? Phil and Laura unpick the many meanings behind that mysterious smile... Support the show

Singer and actor Josh Groban has sold over 25 million records and performed with legends like Sting, Celine Dion and Barbra Streisand, which is why it was so surprising that he allowed Gilbert and Frank into his home to interview him. In an animated and laugh-filled discussion, Josh shares his passion for comedy, his affection for the “Problem Child” movies and his memories of guest-starring on hit series like “The Office” and “Ally McBeal.” Also, Josh coins a catch phrase, tackles the role of Tevye

We return to wartime London on Earth-616 where the Crusaders are tasked with protecting the life of the King, but are the Crusaders the heroes they seem to be?Find out as David, Peter and some returning guest voices cover Invaders #16. Kelly “Ghost Girl” Blair's peek into the Paris Metro can be found at https://taplink.cc/metrostoppodcast You can find Martin (Lord Falsworth) Gray's comic review blog at https://dangermart.blog/ Kirby (Toro) Evans is a regular on