Welcome to SFMOMA Artcasts, the Museum's podcast series. Each episode brings you illuminating audio and video of artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to works in SFMOMA's collection or on view at the museum. http://www.sfmoma.org/pages/audios Arts/Visual Arts © 2005-2007 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art en-us Fri, 30 Mar 2012 15:42:27 -0700 webmaster@sfmoma.org Fri, 30 Mar 2012 12:19:18 -0700 webmaster@sfmoma.org FeedForAll v2.0 (2.0.2.8) http://www.feedforall.com Podcasts and videocasts from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Welcome to SFMOMA Artcasts, the Museum’s podcast series. Each episode brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the work on view at SFMOMA. Produced in collaboration with Antenna Audio and sponsored by AT&T. SFMOMA SFMOMA Webmaster webmaster@sfmoma.org SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, artcast, videocast, vodcast, podcast no no In this episode we hear three artists discuss the role of observation in their work. First, Dora García and two of her volunteer collaborators discuss the experience of watching museum visitors via her interactive installation Instant Narrative. Next, Trevor Paglen describes his approach to visualizing invisible landscapes. In our last segment we hear from Rineke Dijkstra and one of her portrait subjects, Almerisa, whom she has been photographing for eighteen years. The very different results achieved by these artists' methods answer the same basic question: how do people react under a watchful eye? Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/148 webmaster@sfmoma.org E65E8981-1A38-4476-B522-EFEF8A672B67 Fri, 30 Mar 2012 12:19:18 -0700 Spotlight on exhibitions: Observers and the observed In this episode we hear three artists discuss the role of observation in their work. First, Dora García and two of her volunteer collaborators discuss the experience of watching museum visitors via her interactive installation Instant Narrative. Next, Trevor Paglen describes his approach to visualizing invisible landscapes. In our last segment we hear from Rineke Dijkstra and one of her portrait subjects, Almerisa, whom she has been photographing for eighteen years. The very different results achieved by these artists' methods answer the same basic question: how do people react under a watchful eye? Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. 15:02 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Dora García, Instant Narrative, Trevor Paglen, Rineke Dijkstra, Almerisa clean no In this episode we hear three artists discuss the role of observation in their work. First, Dora García and two of her volunteer collaborators discuss the experience of watching museum visitors via her interactive installation Instant Narrative. Next, Trevor Paglen describes his approach to visualizing invisible landscapes. In our last segment we hear from Rineke Dijkstra and one of her portrait subjects, Almerisa, whom she has been photographing for eighteen years. The very different results achieved by these artists' methods answer the same basic question: how do people react under a watchful eye? Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/148 webmaster@sfmoma.org 5EF99249-227B-483A-B25D-5CCA33CC388C Fri, 30 Mar 2012 12:07:44 -0700 Spotlight on exhibitions: Observers and the observed In this episode we hear three artists discuss the role of observation in their work. First, Dora García and two of her volunteer collaborators discuss the experience of watching museum visitors via her interactive installation Instant Narrative. Next, Trevor Paglen describes his approach to visualizing invisible landscapes. In our last segment we hear from Rineke Dijkstra and one of her portrait subjects, Almerisa, whom she has been photographing for eighteen years. The very different results achieved by these artists' methods answer the same basic question: how do people react under a watchful eye? Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. 15:02 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Dora García, Instant Narrative, Trevor Paglen, Rineke Dijkstra, Almerisa clean no Join the artist on a tour of selected works the artist leads visitors on a tour of selected works in the exhibition Mark Bradford. His enlightening commentary about his process and materials is accompanied by additional commentary from SFMOMA curator Gary Garrels. The exhibition will be on view through June 17, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/149 webmaster@sfmoma.org 293EFD56-7063-49F8-9C43-B86E05A1EF31 Tue, 20 Mar 2012 12:32:58 -0700 "Mark Bradford" Join the artist on a tour of selected works the artist leads visitors on a tour of selected works in the exhibition Mark Bradford. His enlightening commentary about his process and materials is accompanied by additional commentary from SFMOMA curator Gary Garrels. The exhibition will be on view through June 17, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 20:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Mark Bradford clean no Join the artist on a tour of selected works the artist leads visitors on a tour of selected works in the exhibition Mark Bradford. His enlightening commentary about his process and materials is accompanied by additional commentary from SFMOMA curator Gary Garrels. The exhibition will be on view through June 17, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/149 webmaster@sfmoma.org 8F4BBC52-B823-4D35-A665-48EF4591E344 Tue, 20 Mar 2012 11:10:59 -0700 "Mark Bradford" Join the artist on a tour of selected works the artist leads visitors on a tour of selected works in the exhibition Mark Bradford. His enlightening commentary about his process and materials is accompanied by additional commentary from SFMOMA curator Gary Garrels. The exhibition will be on view through June 17, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 20:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Mark Bradford clean no This gallery-by-gallery tour of the exhibition Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective features insights from the artist as well as commentary by SFMOMA curator Lisa Sutcliffe. The exhibition will be on view through May 28, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/150 webmaster@sfmoma.org 19B183FF-F3CE-48BD-B3E1-907C3AD0E19E Tue, 20 Mar 2012 17:11:04 -0700 "Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective" This gallery-by-gallery tour of the exhibition Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective features insights from the artist as well as commentary by SFMOMA curator Lisa Sutcliffe. The exhibition will be on view through May 28, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 17:02 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Rineke Dijkstra clean no This gallery-by-gallery tour of the exhibition Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective features insights from the artist as well as commentary by SFMOMA curator Lisa Sutcliffe. The exhibition will be on view through May 28, 2012, on the museum’s fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/150 webmaster@sfmoma.org 26770EE4-C43D-4230-BD29-F2A9A5421906 Tue, 20 Mar 2012 15:57:35 -0700 "Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective" This gallery-by-gallery tour of the exhibition Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective features insights from the artist as well as commentary by SFMOMA curator Lisa Sutcliffe. The exhibition will be on view through May 28, 2012, on the museum's fourth floor. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 17:02 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Rineke Dijkstra clean no In this episode we'll explore the ways artists relate to reality, either by documenting and responding to shared experience or by creating alternate worlds. First, we'll consider a contemporary artist's responses to a modern master in "Images in Dialogue: Paul Klee and Andrew Schoultz". Next, we'll visit "Sharon Lockhart: Lunch Break", an investigation of film, photography, and the daily routine of workers at a naval shipbuilding plant in Maine. Finally, in "The Air We Breathe", we'll examine artists' and poets' reflections on one of our society's most contentious issues: gay marriage. In each instance, the ways these artists engage the world around them reveals their perspective, and powerfully impacts our own. "Wedding March" performed by Steve Bissinger on banjo. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 3D62FA57-B795-4D08-819D-4CE011913316 Tue, 10 Jan 2012 09:17:24 -0800 Spotlight on exhibitions: Artists and reality In this episode we'll explore the ways artists relate to reality, either by documenting and responding to shared experience or by creating alternate worlds. First, we'll consider a contemporary artist's responses to a modern master in "Images in Dialogue: Paul Klee and Andrew Schoultz". Next, we'll visit "Sharon Lockhart: Lunch Break", an investigation of film, photography, and the daily routine of workers at a naval shipbuilding plant in Maine. Finally, in "The Air We Breathe", we'll examine artists' and poets' reflections on one of our society's most contentious issues: gay marriage. In each instance, the ways these artists engage the world around them reveals their perspective, and powerfully impacts our own. "Wedding March" performed by Steve Bissinger on banjo. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. 15:13 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Sharon Lockhart, lunch break, Paul Klee, Images in Dialogue, Andrew Schoultz, The Air We Breathe clean no In this episode we'll explore the ways artists relate to reality, either by documenting and responding to shared experience or by creating alternate worlds. First, we'll consider a contemporary artist's responses to a modern master in "Images in Dialogue: Paul Klee and Andrew Schoultz". Next, we'll visit "Sharon Lockhart: Lunch Break", an investigation of film, photography, and the daily routine of workers at a naval shipbuilding plant in Maine. Finally, in "The Air We Breathe", we'll examine artists' and poets' reflections on one of our society's most contentious issues: gay marriage. In each instance, the ways these artists engage the world around them reveals their perspective, and powerfully impacts our own. "Wedding March" performed by Steve Bissinger on banjo. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 12C00B1C-C070-4AA2-BF6E-A1A86C2088FB Tue, 10 Jan 2012 09:04:17 -0800 Spotlight on exhibitions: Artists and reality In this episode we'll explore the ways artists relate to reality, either by documenting and responding to shared experience or by creating alternate worlds. First, we'll consider a contemporary artist's responses to a modern master in "Images in Dialogue: Paul Klee and Andrew Schoultz". Next, we'll visit "Sharon Lockhart: Lunch Break", an investigation of film, photography, and the daily routine of workers at a naval shipbuilding plant in Maine. Finally, in "The Air We Breathe", we'll examine artists' and poets' reflections on one of our society's most contentious issues: gay marriage. In each instance, the ways these artists engage the world around them reveals their perspective, and powerfully impacts our own. "Wedding March" performed by Steve Bissinger on banjo. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum's collection. 15:13 SFMOMA museum, modern art, Sharon Lockhart, lunch break, Paul Klee, Images in Dialogue, Andrew Schoultz, The Air We Breathe clean no In this episode we examine early twentieth-century salon culture. Our story begins with the gatherings of artists and patrons hosted by the Stein family – author Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael Stein, and Michael’s wife Sarah Stein. First, art historian Emily Braun and SFMOMA curator Janet Bishop discuss the Stein Salons – how they formed and why people flocked to their homes. Next we hear from Wanda Corn, co-curator of “Seeing Gertrude Stein” at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, in a panel discussion on artist circles and sexuality. Wrapping up the segment we hear from Margaret Tedesco on an SFMOMA event called The Living Room, a series of conversations that revolved around significant moments in the Bay Area’s avant-garde history. We also hear from two participants in the event: Nate Boyce and George Chen, who discuss the Bay Area’s experimental music scene. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 1E2CD64B-D0F0-4856-99B9-89B157C574F5 Wed, 17 Aug 2011 08:37:42 -0700 Salon Culture: Parisian past and Bay Area present In this episode we examine early twentieth-century salon culture. Our story begins with the gatherings of artists and patrons hosted by the Stein family – author Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael Stein, and Michael’s wife Sarah Stein. First, art historian Emily Braun and SFMOMA curator Janet Bishop discuss the Stein Salons – how they formed and why people flocked to their homes. Next we hear from Wanda Corn, co-curator of “Seeing Gertrude Stein” at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, in a panel discussion on artist circles and sexuality. Wrapping up the segment we hear from Margaret Tedesco on an SFMOMA event called The Living Room, a series of conversations that revolved around significant moments in the Bay Area’s avant-garde history. We also hear from two participants in the event: Nate Boyce and George Chen, who discuss the Bay Area’s experimental music scene. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 16:14 SFMOMA museum, modern art, The Steins Collect, Stein family, Henri Matisse, Gertrude Stein, Seeing Gertrude Stein, Wanda Corn, Margaret Tedesco, Nate Boyce, George Chen clean no In this episode we examine early twentieth-century salon culture. Our story begins with the gatherings of artists and patrons hosted by the Stein family – author Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael Stein, and Michael’s wife Sarah Stein. First, art historian Emily Braun and SFMOMA curator Janet Bishop discuss the Stein Salons – how they formed and why people flocked to their homes. Next we hear from Wanda Corn, co-curator of “Seeing Gertrude Stein” at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, in a panel discussion on artist circles and sexuality. Wrapping up the segment we hear from Margaret Tedesco on an SFMOMA event called The Living Room, a series of conversations that revolved around significant moments in the Bay Area’s avant-garde history. We also hear from two participants in the event: Nate Boyce and George Chen, who discuss the Bay Area’s experimental music scene. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org EE644919-71BD-4E09-8811-05FEBE325A8A Wed, 17 Aug 2011 08:41:12 -0700 Salon Culture: Parisian past and Bay Area present In this episode we examine early twentieth-century salon culture. Our story begins with the gatherings of artists and patrons hosted by the Stein family – author Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael Stein, and Michael’s wife Sarah Stein. First, art historian Emily Braun and SFMOMA curator Janet Bishop discuss the Stein Salons – how they formed and why people flocked to their homes. Next we hear from Wanda Corn, co-curator of “Seeing Gertrude Stein” at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, in a panel discussion on artist circles and sexuality. Wrapping up the segment we hear from Margaret Tedesco on an SFMOMA event called The Living Room, a series of conversations that revolved around significant moments in the Bay Area’s avant-garde history. We also hear from two participants in the event: Nate Boyce and George Chen, who discuss the Bay Area’s experimental music scene. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 16:14 SFMOMA museum, modern art, The Steins Collect, Stein family, Henri Matisse, Gertrude Stein, Seeing Gertrude Stein, Wanda Corn, Margaret Tedesco, Nate Boyce, George Chen clean no During his short career, Tobias Wong provoked designers and consumers by subverting the conventional function of everyday objects. His untimely death in 2010 at the age of 35 left a profound mark on the international design community. In the spring of 2011, SFMOMA became the first museum to mount a solo exhibition of the designer's work. In this gallery exploration, Wong's friends and former collaborators share stories about particularly memorable projects or pieces from the exhibition. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 9BDAF0A7-DE12-45E8-8443-58A8DE9CA950 Wed, 29 Jun 2011 12:30:33 -0700 SFMOMA : Tobias Wong Gallery Exploration During his short career, Tobias Wong provoked designers and consumers by subverting the conventional function of everyday objects. His untimely death in 2010 at the age of 35 left a profound mark on the international design community. In the spring of 2011, SFMOMA became the first museum to mount a solo exhibition of the designer's work. In this gallery exploration, Wong's friends and former collaborators share stories about particularly memorable projects or pieces from the exhibition. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 16:24 SFMOMA museum, modern art, architecture and design, tobias wong clean no During his short career, Tobias Wong provoked designers and consumers by subverting the conventional function of everyday objects. His untimely death in 2010 at the age of 35 left a profound mark on the international design community. In the spring of 2011, SFMOMA became the first museum to mount a solo exhibition of the designer's work. In this gallery exploration, Wong's friends and former collaborators share stories about particularly memorable projects or pieces from the exhibition. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 94D62571-D712-4668-AD52-80E936F9A6B5 Wed, 29 Jun 2011 09:33:51 -0700 SFMOMA: Tobias Wong Gallery Exploration During his short career, Tobias Wong provoked designers and consumers by subverting the conventional function of everyday objects. His untimely death in 2010 at the age of 35 left a profound mark on the international design community. In the spring of 2011, SFMOMA became the first museum to mount a solo exhibition of the designer's work. In this gallery exploration, Wong's friends and former collaborators share stories about particularly memorable projects or pieces from the exhibition. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 16:24 SFMOMA museum, modern art, architecture and design, tobias wong clean no When did the museum become a marketplace? In this episode of SFMOMA Artcasts we hear from the artists and workers involved with Stephanie Syjuco’s installation ShadowShop – an alternative store temporarily set up in one of SFMOMA’s fifth-floor galleries. We also hear from the fiancé of the late contemporary designer Tobias Wong, Tim Dubitsky, who discusses references to love in Wong’s work. Next we turn to photography: artist Michael Light describes the voyeuristic nature of his aerial shots, and artist and writer Rebecca Solnit discusses Eadweard Muybridge, the revolutionary nineteenth-century photographer who helped lay the groundwork for motion pictures. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 12CCE6FB-96F2-4BAE-8109-56BD8545C33D Fri, 8 Apr 2011 08:53:02 -0700 Spotlight on exhibitions: ShadowShop, Muybridge and artists who subvert conventions When did the museum become a marketplace? In this episode of SFMOMA Artcasts we hear from the artists and workers involved with Stephanie Syjuco’s installation ShadowShop – an alternative store temporarily set up in one of SFMOMA’s fifth-floor galleries. We also hear from the fiancé of the late contemporary designer Tobias Wong, Tim Dubitsky, who discusses references to love in Wong’s work. Next we turn to photography: artist Michael Light describes the voyeuristic nature of his aerial shots, and artist and writer Rebecca Solnit discusses Eadweard Muybridge, the revolutionary nineteenth-century photographer who helped lay the groundwork for motion pictures. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 16:19 SFMOMA museum, modern art, shadowshop, stephanie syjuco, imin yeh, brighton mccloskey, matt mullins, tobias wong, tim dubitsky, michael light, eadweard muybridge, rebecca solnit clean no When did the museum become a marketplace? In this episode of SFMOMA Artcasts we hear from the artists and workers involved with Stephanie Syjuco’s installation ShadowShop – an alternative store temporarily set up in one of SFMOMA’s fifth-floor galleries. We also hear from the fiancé of the late contemporary designer Tobias Wong, Tim Dubitsky, who discusses references to love in Wong’s work. Next we turn to photography: artist Michael Light describes the voyeuristic nature of his aerial shots, and artist and writer Rebecca Solnit discusses Eadweard Muybridge, the revolutionary nineteenth-century photographer who helped lay the groundwork for motion pictures. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 0D3DA271-7C83-4B00-BE57-0B00F6754CAC Fri, 8 Apr 2011 08:44:43 -0700 Spotlight on exhibitions: ShadowShop, Muybridge and artists who subvert conventions When did the museum become a marketplace? In this episode of SFMOMA Artcasts we hear from the artists and workers involved with Stephanie Syjuco’s installation ShadowShop – an alternative store temporarily set up in one of SFMOMA’s fifth-floor galleries. We also hear from the fiancé of the late contemporary designer Tobias Wong, Tim Dubitsky, who discusses references to love in Wong’s work. Next we turn to photography: artist Michael Light describes the voyeuristic nature of his aerial shots, and artist and writer Rebecca Solnit discusses Eadweard Muybridge, the revolutionary nineteenth-century photographer who helped lay the groundwork for motion pictures. Each SFMOMA Artcast brings you illuminating audio and video interviews with artists, curators, and visitors as they respond to the works on view and in the museum’s collection. 16:19 SFMOMA museum, modern art, shadowshop, stephanie syjuco, imin yeh, brighton mccloskey, matt mullins, tobias wong, tim dubitsky, michael light, eadweard muybridge, rebecca solnit clean no In this episode we hear from the artists and curators involved with the exhibitions The More Things Change and Bill Fontana: Sonic Shadows. Artists Tacita Dean and Peter Wegner discuss their works in The More Things Change and Bill Fontana discusses his sound sculpture Sonic Shadows. We end this episode with a musical guest-take from the vocal/cello duo Loop!Station. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 6C1750D7-939F-4CEE-B22E-312EE14DF7D5 Tue, 18 Jan 2011 09:29:28 -0800 Inside The More Things Change and Sonic Shadows In this episode we hear from the artists and curators involved with the exhibitions The More Things Change and Bill Fontana: Sonic Shadows. First up, artist Tacita Dean describes her current obsession, trees, in relation to her old love: the sea. Artist Peter Wegner discusses his works The United States of Nothing and In [ ] Veritas in the context of systems of classification and naming. In the next segment artist Bill Fontana describes his sound sculpture Sonic Shadows, installed in the space surrounding the museum’s fifth-floor pedestrian bridge. We end this episode with a musical guest-take from the vocal/cello duo Loop!Station, who recorded their piece "Bright Lights" on the fifth-floor bridge in 2009. 19:47 SFMOMA museum, modern art, tacita dean, peter wegner, beauty, united states of nothing, in veritas, the more things change, bill fontana, sonic shadows, loopstation, bright lights clean no In this episode we hear from the artists and curators involved with the exhibitions The More Things Change and Bill Fontana: Sonic Shadows. Artists Tacita Dean and Peter Wegner discuss their works in The More Things Change and Bill Fontana discusses his sound sculpture Sonic Shadows. We end this episode with a musical guest-take from the vocal/cello duo Loop!Station. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 1C8FBF8F-F96F-40FE-BF24-CBC65CA20BB7 Tue, 18 Jan 2011 09:21:48 -0800 Inside The More Things Change and Sonic Shadows In this episode we hear from the artists and curators involved with the exhibitions The More Things Change and Bill Fontana: Sonic Shadows. First up, artist Tacita Dean describes her current obsession, trees, in relation to her old love: the sea. Artist Peter Wegner discusses his works The United States of Nothing and In [ ] Veritas in the context of systems of classification and naming. In the next segment artist Bill Fontana describes his sound sculpture Sonic Shadows, installed in the space surrounding the museum’s fifth-floor pedestrian bridge. We end this episode with a musical guest-take from the vocal/cello duo Loop!Station, who recorded their piece "Bright Lights" on the fifth-floor bridge in 2009. 19:47 SFMOMA museum, modern art, tacita dean, peter wegner, beauty, united states of nothing, in veritas, the more things change, bill fontana, sonic shadows, loopstation, bright lights clean no This episode features takes on photography’s past, present, and future. First up, we bring you an excerpt from "Is Photography Over?" a symposium hosted by SFMOMA in April 2010. Next, Corey Keller, SFMOMA’s associate curator of Photography, introduces French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and discusses Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century, the retrospective of his work on view at the museum through January 30, 2011. Then, Sandra Phillips, senior curator of Photography, and Rudolf Frieling, curator of Media Arts, present Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera since 1870, an exhibition that will be on view through April 17, 2011. Finally, we return to "Is Photography Over?" and hear a bit more from the artists, curators, and scholars who spoke at the symposium. This Artcast concludes with a recording of Wright Morris reading prose poetry he paired with his photographs. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 80A8C429-40DE-494A-9E36-5FBAE6B6DE07 Tue, 2 Nov 2010 12:53:55 -0700 Photography This episode features takes on photography’s past, present, and future. First up, we bring you an excerpt from "Is Photography Over?" a symposium hosted by SFMOMA in April 2010. Next, Corey Keller, SFMOMA’s associate curator of Photography, introduces French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and discusses Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century, the retrospective of his work on view at the museum through January 30, 2011. Then, Sandra Phillips, senior curator of Photography, and Rudolf Frieling, curator of Media Arts, present Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera since 1870, an exhibition that will be on view through April 17, 2011. Finally, we return to "Is Photography Over?" and hear a bit more from the artists, curators, and scholars who spoke at the symposium. This Artcast concludes with a recording of Wright Morris reading prose poetry he paired with his photographs. 15:43 SFMOMA museum, modern art, henri cartier-bresson, exposed, wright morris, digital photography clean no This episode features takes on photography’s past, present, and future. First up, we bring you an excerpt from "Is Photography Over?" a symposium hosted by SFMOMA in April 2010. Next, Corey Keller, SFMOMA’s associate curator of Photography, introduces French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and discusses Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century, the retrospective of his work on view at the museum through January 30, 2011. Then, Sandra Phillips, senior curator of Photography, and Rudolf Frieling, curator of Media Arts, present Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera since 1870, an exhibition that will be on view through April 17, 2011. Finally, we return to "Is Photography Over?" and hear a bit more from the artists, curators, and scholars who spoke at the symposium. This Artcast concludes with a recording of Wright Morris reading prose poetry he paired with his photographs. http://www.sfmoma.org/view/page.display/podcast/content.audio/121 webmaster@sfmoma.org 8648BE7B-131C-4720-8456-FDDBD8A1974A Tue, 2 Nov 2010 12:43:41 -0700 Photography This episode features takes on photography’s past, present, and future. First up, we bring you an excerpt from "Is Photography Over?" a symposium hosted by SFMOMA in April 2010. Next, Corey Keller, SFMOMA’s associate curator of Photography, introduces French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and discusses Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century, the retrospective of his work on view at the museum through January 30, 2011. Then, Sandra Phillips, senior curator of Photography, and Rudolf Frieling, curator of Media Arts, present Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera since 1870, an exhibition that will be on view through April 17, 2011. Finally, we return to "Is Photography Over?" and hear a bit more from the artists, curators, and scholars who spoke at the symposium. This Artcast concludes with a recording of Wright Morris reading prose poetry he paired with his photographs. 15:43 SFMOMA museum, modern art, henri cartier-bresson, exposed, wright morris, digital photography clean no Spotlight on the Fisher Collection: Creators Who Forged Their Own Paths. Co-founder of Gap Inc. Donald G. Fisher and his son Bob reflect on this iconic art collection, on view at SFMOMA this summer. First, we look at two of Don’s favorite artists: Alexander Calder and William Kentridge. Critic Glen Helfand offers his perspective on the role major collections can have in shaping the public’s exposure to art. Next up, Chuck Close tells us what he has in common with his friends, several of whom are also well represented in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at SFMOMA. Finally, we look in depth at the painter Agnes Martin. Doris Fisher shares a behind-the-scenes story of meeting Martin, while the artist herself describes what it means to be a painter. This episode concludes with a musical Guest Take by SFMOMA staff member Jefre Cantu Ledesma, who composed a piece directly inspired by Martin’s work. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 47CD7F46-0301-42A6-A18E-AD7B77A12A12 Mon, 16 Aug 2010 10:55:04 -0700 Spotlight on the Fisher Collection: Creators Who Forged Their Own Paths. Spotlight on the Fisher Collection: Creators Who Forged Their Own Paths. Co-founder of Gap Inc. Donald G. Fisher and his son Bob reflect on this iconic art collection, on view at SFMOMA this summer. First, we look at two of Don’s favorite artists: Alexander Calder and William Kentridge. Critic Glen Helfand offers his perspective on the role major collections can have in shaping the public’s exposure to art. Next up, Chuck Close tells us what he has in common with his friends, several of whom are also well represented in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at SFMOMA. Finally, we look in depth at the painter Agnes Martin. Doris Fisher shares a behind-the-scenes story of meeting Martin, while the artist herself describes what it means to be a painter. This episode concludes with a musical Guest Take by SFMOMA staff member Jefre Cantu Ledesma, who composed a piece directly inspired by Martin’s work. 21:44 SFMOMA museum, modern art, alexander calder, william kentridge, chuck close, agnes martin, don fisher, bob fisher, doris fisher, fisher collection, glen helfand, jefre cantu ledesma clean no Spotlight on the Fisher Collection: Creators Who Forged Their Own Paths. Co-founder of Gap Inc. Donald G. Fisher and his son Bob reflect on this iconic art collection, on view at SFMOMA this summer. First, we look at two of Don’s favorite artists: Alexander Calder and William Kentridge. Critic Glen Helfand offers his perspective on the role major collections can have in shaping the public’s exposure to art. Next up, Chuck Close tells us what he has in common with his friends, several of whom are also well represented in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at SFMOMA. Finally, we look in depth at the painter Agnes Martin. Doris Fisher shares a behind-the-scenes story of meeting Martin, while the artist herself describes what it means to be a painter. This episode concludes with a musical Guest Take by SFMOMA staff member Jefre Cantu Ledesma, who composed a piece directly inspired by Martin’s work. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org D89F82AD-74B7-4B42-97D8-99A80DACA174 Mon, 16 Aug 2010 10:24:52 -0700 Spotlight on the Fisher Collection: Creators Who Forged Their Own Paths. Spotlight on the Fisher Collection: Creators Who Forged Their Own Paths. Co-founder of Gap Inc. Donald G. Fisher and his son Bob reflect on this iconic art collection, on view at SFMOMA this summer. First, we look at two of Don’s favorite artists: Alexander Calder and William Kentridge. Critic Glen Helfand offers his perspective on the role major collections can have in shaping the public’s exposure to art. Next up, Chuck Close tells us what he has in common with his friends, several of whom are also well represented in the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at SFMOMA. Finally, we look in depth at the painter Agnes Martin. Doris Fisher shares a behind-the-scenes story of meeting Martin, while the artist herself describes what it means to be a painter. This episode concludes with a musical Guest Take by SFMOMA staff member Jefre Cantu Ledesma, who composed a piece directly inspired by Martin’s work. 21:44 SFMOMA museum, modern art, alexander calder, william kentridge, chuck close, agnes martin, don fisher, bob fisher, doris fisher, fisher collection, glen helfand, jefre cantu ledesma clean no Spotlight on the Collection: Artists Who Let the World In. Curators Corey Keller and Sarah Roberts recount the exhibitions and outreach efforts SFMOMA organized during World War-II. Artist Allison Smith adds to this story by discussing Arts & Skills Service, her contemporary take on the Red Cross Arts & Skills program, which taught art and craft skills to wounded soldiers as part of their psychological rehabilitation. Next up, we look at two very different artists who bring the street into the galleries: Dorothea Lange and Barry McGee. Lange, a photographer who captured the devastation of daily life during the Depression, tells a story from her own front lines, followed by McGee, a contemporary artist who describes his work as a collection of moments from the street. McGee’s work is contextualized by Chris Brennan, coauthor of Bay Area Graffiti, who discusses bringing street art into the galleries, and by People Under the Stairs, who finish the episode with a track that evokes the spirit of McGee’s work. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 3D8B4DFF-2998-4353-ACC5-CD68C088CCAF Thu, 3 Jun 2010 15:54:12 -0700 Spotlight on the Collection: Artists Who Let the World In. Historical and contemporary looks at SFMOMA's activities during war time, and two very different artists who bring the street into the galleries. Spotlight on the Collection: Artists Who Let the World In. Curators Corey Keller and Sarah Roberts recount the exhibitions and outreach efforts SFMOMA organized during World War-II. Artist Allison Smith adds to this story by discussing Arts & Skills Service, her contemporary take on the Red Cross Arts & Skills program, which taught art and craft skills to wounded soldiers as part of their psychological rehabilitation. Next up, we look at two very different artists who bring the street into the galleries: Dorothea Lange and Barry McGee. Lange, a photographer who captured the devastation of daily life during the Depression, tells a story from her own front lines, followed by McGee, a contemporary artist who describes his work as a collection of moments from the street. McGee’s work is contextualized by Chris Brennan, coauthor of Bay Area Graffiti, who discusses bringing street art into the galleries, and by People Under the Stairs, who finish the episode with a track that evokes the spirit of McGee’s work. 14:34 SFMOMA museum, modern art, guernica, picasso, world war two, morley, allison smith, barry mcgee, dorothea lange, war, graffiti, people under the stairs clean no Spotlight on the Collection: Artists Who Let the World In. Curators Corey Keller and Sarah Roberts recount the exhibitions and outreach efforts SFMOMA organized during World War-II. Artist Allison Smith adds to this story by discussing Arts & Skills Service, her contemporary take on the Red Cross Arts & Skills program, which taught art and craft skills to wounded soldiers as part of their psychological rehabilitation. Next up, we look at two very different artists who bring the street into the galleries: Dorothea Lange and Barry McGee. Lange, a photographer who captured the devastation of daily life during the Depression, tells a story from her own front lines, followed by McGee, a contemporary artist who describes his work as a collection of moments from the street. McGee’s work is contextualized by Chris Brennan, coauthor of Bay Area Graffiti, who discusses bringing street art into the galleries, and by People Under the Stairs, who finish the episode with a track that evokes the spirit of McGee’s work. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org AAD6E46E-2704-4792-A0D2-2CB10AD2CBAA Thu, 3 Jun 2010 15:46:50 -0700 Spotlight on the Collection: Artists Who Let the World In. Historical and contemporary looks at SFMOMA's activities during war time, and two very different artists who bring the street into the galleries. Spotlight on the Collection: Artists Who Let the World In. Curators Corey Keller and Sarah Roberts recount the exhibitions and outreach efforts SFMOMA organized during World War-II. Artist Allison Smith adds to this story by discussing Arts & Skills Service, her contemporary take on the Red Cross Arts & Skills program, which taught art and craft skills to wounded soldiers as part of their psychological rehabilitation. Next up, we look at two very different artists who bring the street into the galleries: Dorothea Lange and Barry McGee. Lange, a photographer who captured the devastation of daily life during the Depression, tells a story from her own front lines, followed by McGee, a contemporary artist who describes his work as a collection of moments from the street. McGee’s work is contextualized by Chris Brennan, coauthor of Bay Area Graffiti, who discusses bringing street art into the galleries, and by People Under the Stairs, who finish the episode with a track that evokes the spirit of McGee’s work. 14:34 SFMOMA museum, modern art, guernica, picasso, world war two, morley, allison smith, barry mcgee, dorothea lange, war, graffiti, people under the stairs clean no Throughout her long career, sculptor Louise Bourgeois (December 25, 1911 - May 31, 2010) was known for haunting, biomorphic forms that communicated themes from her inner life and family history. A longtime inspiration for feminist artists, in her last years Bourgeois finally enjoyed mainstream recognition. In this clip, the artist discusses her interest in spiders, a recurring theme in her work. © Michael Blackwood Productions, Inc. webmaster@sfmoma.org 120CE6EC-B749-4824-80D9-C9309E2AE63B Tue, 1 Jun 2010 14:49:14 -0700 Sculptor Louise Bourgeois (December 25, 1911 - May 31, 2010) on Spiders Throughout her long career, sculptor Louise Bourgeois (December 25, 1911 - May 31, 2010) was known for haunting, biomorphic forms that communicated themes from her inner life and family history. A longtime inspiration for feminist artists, in her last years Bourgeois finally enjoyed mainstream recognition. In this clip, the artist discusses her interest in spiders, a recurring theme in her work. © Michael Blackwood Productions, Inc. 1:13 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, videocast, Louise Bourgeois, spider, sculpture, The Nest, Surrealist, Surrealism, mother no no Curator Gary Garrels in conversation with Kara Walker in the SFMOMA Galleries. Walker and Garrels discuss the iconography in a large cut paper silhouette installation by the artist, which is in SFMOMA's collection. webmaster@sfmoma.org C6550628-A434-4DDC-8222-67FC84D0E67C Fri, 14 May 2010 16:48:26 -0700 Curator Gary Garrels in conversation with Kara Walker in the SFMOMA Galleries. Walker and Garrels discuss the iconography in a large cut paper silhouette installation by the artist, which is in SFMOMA's collection. Hear curator Gary Garrels in conversation with artist Kara Walker about her 1999 work entitled "No mere words can Adequately reflect the Remorse this Negress feels at having been Cast into such a lowly state by her former Masters and so it is with a Humble heart that she brings about their physical Ruin and earthly Demise." The installation, featuring Walker’s signature cut-paper silhouettes, confronts issues of race and gender. On view at SFMOMA from January 16 - May 23, 2010 as part of the exhibition "Focus on Artists." 8:40 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, Kara Walker, slavery, swans, petra, Gary Garrels no no Curator Gary Garrels in conversation with Kara Walker in the SFMOMA Galleries. Walker and Garrels discuss the iconography in a large cut paper silhouette installation by the artist, which is in SFMOMA's collection. webmaster@sfmoma.org 93FA58C7-99FC-4AC7-B6B2-27273026202D Fri, 14 May 2010 13:04:35 -0700 Curator Gary Garrels in conversation with Kara Walker in the SFMOMA Galleries. Walker and Garrels discuss the iconography in a large cut paper silhouette installation by the artist, which is in SFMOMA's collection. Hear curator Gary Garrels in conversation with artist Kara Walker about her 1999 work entitled "No mere words can Adequately reflect the Remorse this Negress feels at having been Cast into such a lowly state by her former Masters and so it is with a Humble heart that she brings about their physical Ruin and earthly Demise." The installation, featuring Walker’s signature cut-paper silhouettes, confronts issues of race and gender. On view at SFMOMA from January 16 - May 23, 2010 as part of the exhibition "Focus on Artists." 8:40 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, Kara Walker, slavery, swans, petra, Gary Garrels no no "Spotlight on the Collection: Looking Back to Look Forward." Catch up with the curators of The Anniversary Show, Janet Bishop, Corey Keller, and Sarah Roberts, as they share a few stories about SFMOMA's founding director, Grace McCann Morley. Stephanie Pau, SFMOMA's manager of interpretation, introduces the exhibition Dispatches from the Archives and presents a selection of visitor responses to a "question of the day." Cello/vocal duo LOOP!STATION shares a musical take on a work in our collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 285F677D-8BCB-415B-8E01-4FE4F2E0F696 Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:42:47 -0700 Curators Janet Bishop, Corey Keller, and Sarah Roberts share a few stories about SFMOMA's founding director, Grace McCann Morley. Visitors answer a "question of the day." Cello/vocal duo LOOP!STATION presents a musical take on a work in our collection. SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2010 - "Spotlight on the Collection: Looking Back to Look Forward." Catch up with the curators of The Anniversary Show, Janet Bishop, Corey Keller, and Sarah Roberts, as they share a few stories about SFMOMA's founding director, Grace McCann Morley. Stephanie Pau, SFMOMA's manager of interpretation, introduces the exhibition Dispatches from the Archives and presents a selection of visitor responses to a "question of the day." Cello/vocal duo LOOP!STATION shares a musical take on a work in our collection. 15:54 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, matisse, braque, morley, design, art history, loop station, loop!station clean no "Spotlight on the Collection: Looking Back to Look Forward." Catch up with the curators of The Anniversary Show, Janet Bishop, Corey Keller, and Sarah Roberts, as they share a few stories about SFMOMA's founding director, Grace McCann Morley. Stephanie Pau, SFMOMA's manager of interpretation, introduces the exhibition Dispatches from the Archives and presents a selection of visitor responses to a "question of the day." Cello/vocal duo LOOP!STATION shares a musical take on a work in our collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org F0D4B9B2-5C55-4C47-88FA-FD1F9218A9E0 Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:35:21 -0700 Curators Janet Bishop, Corey Keller, and Sarah Roberts share a few stories about SFMOMA’s founding director, Grace McCann Morley. Visitors answer a "question of the day." Cello/vocal duo LOOP!STATION presents a musical take on a work in our collection. SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2010 - "Spotlight on the Collection: Looking Back to Look Forward." Catch up with the curators of The Anniversary Show, Janet Bishop, Corey Keller, and Sarah Roberts, as they share a few stories about SFMOMA’s founding director, Grace McCann Morley. Stephanie Pau, SFMOMA's manager of interpretation, introduces the exhibition Dispatches from the Archives and presents a selection of visitor responses to a "question of the day." Cello/vocal duo LOOP!STATION shares a musical take on a work in our collection. 15:54 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, matisse, braque, morley, design, art history, loop station, loop!station clean no In this archival video clip, Bay Area conceptual artist David Ireland discusses his philosophy on art materials and leads a camera crew on a tour of his best-known work of art - his home at 500 Capp Street. webmaster@sfmoma.org B2427399-70F2-4D0A-A550-CE2750BC93FF Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:19:32 -0700 In this archival video clip, Bay Area conceptual artist David Ireland discusses his philosophy on art materials and leads a camera crew on a tour of his best-known work of art - his home at 500 Capp Street. Bay Area conceptual artist David Ireland is widely admired for installations and sculptures made with humble materials that he accumulated over time. His best known work of art is his house at 500 Capp Street, a ramshackle Victorian in San Francisco’s Mission district that he spent more than 30 years transforming. The house and its furnishings showcase Ireland’s unique use of materials and wonderfully rich sense of humor, following the basic principle that any object or activity can be art if it is experienced as such. 3:49 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, David Ireland, 500 Capp Street, conceptual art, sculpture, installation no no SFMOMA Artcasts heats up for summer with this video clip from our media archives. Artist Teresita Fernandez shares the inspiration and creative process behind her sculpture "Fire," which is in the museum’s permanent collection. webmaster@sfmoma.org 1B194CC5-2A41-473F-BE29-2D78116F62D9 Wed, 15 Jul 2009 13:47:36 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts heats up for summer with this video clip from our media archives. Artist Teresita Fernandez shares the inspiration and creative process behind her sculpture "Fire," which is in the museum’s permanent collection. SFMOMA Artcasts heats up for summer with this video clip from our media archives. Artist Teresita Fernandez shares the inspiration and creative process behind her sculpture "Fire," which is in the museum’s permanent collection. 2:40 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, videocast, Teresita Fernandez, fire, sculpture, installation, flicker, film, Muybridge no no Andrew Kudless discusses <em>P_Wall</em>, a 45-foot-long wall installation of undulating, bulbous forms. Kudless demonstrates the techniques used to create the work at his design studio, Matsys, and describes the ways its form mirrors the human body. webmaster@sfmoma.org 1B194CC5-2A41-473F-BE29-2D78116F62D9 Wed, 15 Jul 2009 13:47:36 -0700 Andrew Kudless discusses P_Wall, a 45-foot-long wall installation of undulating, bulbous forms. Andrew Kudless discusses P_Wall, a 45-foot-long wall installation of undulating, bulbous forms. Kudless demonstrates the techniques used to create the work at his design studio, Matsys, and describes the ways its form mirrors the human body. 4:15 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, Andrew Kudless, MATSYS, architecture, design, sculpture, installation, material systems, Miguel Fisac, flexible formwork no no A tour through the museum's new Rooftop Garden explores what sculpture is - how it functions in space and how artists give new meaning to forms and materials. Hear artists and curators discuss the range of sculptures, strategies, movements and periods of time represented in the garden. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org C772CFAC-AF09-47D6-8CAD-61B4E4CD7B40 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:38 -0700 A tour through the museum's new Rooftop Garden explores what sculpture is. Hear artists and curators discuss the range of objects, strategies, movements and periods of time represented in the garden. SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2009 uses the museum's rooftop garden, brand new as of May 2009, as an opportunity to explore what sculpture is — the different ways it can function in space and the different things artists can do to give new meaning to forms and materials. Hear artists and curators discuss the wide variety of sculptures, strategies, movements and periods of time represented in the garden. 22:19 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history clean no A tour through the museum's new Rooftop Garden explores what sculpture is - how it functions in space and how artists give new meaning to forms and materials. Hear artists and curators discuss the range of sculptures, strategies, movements and periods of time represented in the garden. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 55A740A0-7642-4E88-9AC2-88B5DFF4BC26 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:33 -0700 A tour through the museum's new Rooftop Garden explores what sculpture is. Hear artists and curators discuss the range of objects, strategies, movements and periods of time represented in the garden. SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2009 uses the museum's rooftop garden, brand new as of May 2009, as an opportunity to explore what sculpture is — the different ways it can function in space and the different things artists can do to give new meaning to forms and materials. Hear artists and curators discuss the wide variety of sculptures, strategies, movements and periods of time represented in the garden. 22:19 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history clean no Curators Janet Bishop and Gary Garrels on Calder's playful sensibilities, and the ways in which this sculpture responds to its environment. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 171C46BA-318D-43DB-ACF0-C7DFF7357EAC Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:11 -0700 Curators Janet Bishop and Gary Garrels on Alexander Calder's playful sensibilities, and the ways in which this sculpture responds to its environment. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators Janet Bishop and Gary Garrels on Alexander Calder's playful sensibilities, and the ways in which this sculpture responds to its environment. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 2:00 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, alexander calder, mobile, stabile, circus clean no Curator Gary Garrels discusses the different ways in which Ellsworth Kelly's "Stele I" marks the passage of time. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 3012950C-E83B-44E7-8BE9-655BB9155379 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:12 -0700 Curator Gary Garrels discusses the different ways in which Ellsworth Kelly's "Stele I" marks the passage of time. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator Gary Garrels discusses the different ways in which Ellsworth Kelly's "Stele I" marks the passage of time. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:34 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, ellsworth kelly, stele, pillar, monument clean no Curators Gary Garrels, Alison Gass and Peter Samis discuss the spiritual background behind Barnett Newman’s "Zim Zum I." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 6DD7F6EE-5927-4BBB-9DBF-50EEB6ADC27E Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:15 -0700 Curators Gary Garrels, Alison Gass and Peter Samis discuss the spiritual background behind Barnett Newman’s "Zim Zum I." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators Gary Garrels, Alison Gass and Peter Samis discuss the spiritual background behind Barnett Newman’s "Zim Zum I." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 2:00 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, barnett newman, kabbalah, tsimtsum, zimzum clean no Curators Apsara DiQuinzio and Gary Garrels explore how Mario Merz's simple material and construction choices give his sculpture "The Lens of Rotterdam" multiple layers of meaning. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org CE092E3D-420D-41D1-82AF-FBF37C510C41 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:16 -0700 Curators Apsara DiQuinzio and Gary Garrels on Mario Merz's sculpture "The Lens of Rotterdam." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators Apsara DiQuinzio and Gary Garrels explore how Mario Merz's simple material and construction choices give his sculpture "The Lens of Rotterdam" multiple layers of meaning. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 2:32 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, arte povera, igloo, lens of rotterdam, mario merz clean no Curator John Zarobell on the multiple forms that reference the history of sculpture in Henry Moore's "Large Torso Arch." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 1D1DC794-42C9-4709-9954-7CE6BBC6A362 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:17 -0700 Curator John Zarobell on the multiple forms that reference the history of sculpture in Henry Moore's "Large Torso Arch." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator John Zarobell on the multiple forms that reference the history of sculpture in Henry Moore's "Large Torso Arch." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, henry moore, arch, torso clean no Artist Kiki Smith discusses how her sculpture "Virgin Mary" reflects her interests in anatomy and Catholic iconography. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 308A6C70-F217-4870-BF4F-FA99FEE51D55 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:18 -0700 Artist Kiki Smith discusses how her sculpture "Virgin Mary" reflects her interests in anatomy and Catholic iconography. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Kiki Smith discusses how her sculpture "Virgin Mary" reflects her interests in anatomy and Catholic iconography. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:24 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, kiki smith, ecorche, anatomy, virgin mary, catholic clean no Curator Alison Gass discusses Louise Bourgeois' interest in spiders, and how the cluster in "The Nest" looks and feels in space. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 01F42351-DEFA-4552-ADC1-06ADC56F9752 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:19 -0700 Curator Alison Gass discusses Louise Bourgeois' interest in spiders, and how the cluster in "The Nest" looks and feels in space. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator Alison Gass discusses Louise Bourgeois' interest in spiders, and how the cluster in "The Nest" looks and feels in space. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, spider, louise bourgeois, mother, nest clean no Artist Ranjani Shettar on the many lives of objects, and how they are expressed in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 1A1F36E9-3BB6-4D9D-B3B5-D043ECF3417D Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:20 -0700 Artist Ranjani Shettar on the many lives of objects, and how they are expressed in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Ranjani Shettar on the many lives of objects, and how they are expressed in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 48 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, ranjani shettar, recycling clean no Artist Ranjani Shettar discusses the meaning behind her choices of material and process in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 14935975-C603-4C1E-80EF-A0E6B21C1936 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:22 -0700 Artist Ranjani Shettar discusses the meaning behind her choices of material and process in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Ranjani Shettar discusses the meaning behind her choices of material and process in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:44 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, ranjani shettar clean no Curator John Zarobell on how the figures in "Conversation Piece" got their shape, and what it feels like to relate to them. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 69BA9639-CDE6-4DE9-AD62-09F3A1CD35C9 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:23 -0700 Curator John Zarobell on how the figures in Juan Muñoz's "Conversation Piece" got their shape, and what it feels like to relate to them. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator John Zarobell on how the figures in Juan Muñoz's "Conversation Piece" got their shape, and what it feels like to relate to them. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, conversation piece, juan munoz clean no Curator John Zarobell discusses the surprising use of materials in Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org EEB14A81-F39A-4F62-88D3-8F984EFCFAC7 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:24 -0700 Curator John Zarobell discusses the surprising use of materials in Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator John Zarobell discusses the surprising use of materials in Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 26 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, joel shapiro, wood, bronze clean no Curators John Zarobell and Gary Garrels discuss the physical characteristics of Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 6B47D8E2-5E08-46FD-A2C5-5D7CBBA49E9C Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:26 -0700 Curators John Zarobell and Gary Garrels discuss the physical characteristics of Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators John Zarobell and Gary Garrels discuss the physical characteristics of Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:08 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, joel shapiro clean no Artist Robert Arneson discusses his interest in self-portraiture. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 9AB5DBF9-D652-42E4-81BF-529EAEF32038 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:28 -0700 Artist Robert Arneson discusses his interest in self-portraiture. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Robert Arneson discusses his interest in self-portraiture. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:41 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, arneson, ceramics, self-portrait, chemo clean no Curators Janet Bishop and Gary Garrels on Calder's playful sensibilities, and the ways in which this sculpture responds to its environment. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org F1C0F7D1-9D36-40BD-BA68-AC882C33AFD9 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:38 -0700 Curators Janet Bishop and Gary Garrels on Alexander Calder's playful sensibilities, and the ways in which this sculpture responds to its environment. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators Janet Bishop and Gary Garrels on Alexander Calder's playful sensibilities, and the ways in which this sculpture responds to its environment. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 2:00 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, alexander calder, mobile, stabile, circus clean no Curator Gary Garrels discusses the different ways in which Ellsworth Kelly's "Stele I" marks the passage of time. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 8B704C11-3495-4B83-A927-B1F663AE1674 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:42 -0700 Curator Gary Garrels discusses the different ways in which Ellsworth Kelly's "Stele I" marks the passage of time. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator Gary Garrels discusses the different ways in which Ellsworth Kelly's "Stele I" marks the passage of time. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:34 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, ellsworth kelly, stele, pillar, monument clean no Curators Gary Garrels, Alison Gass and Peter Samis discuss the spiritual background behind Barnett Newman’s "Zim Zum I." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org C0E05F42-BC1A-4174-BC9E-F548347700D9 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:45 -0700 Curators Gary Garrels, Alison Gass and Peter Samis discuss the spiritual background behind Barnett Newman’s "Zim Zum I." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators Gary Garrels, Alison Gass and Peter Samis discuss the spiritual background behind Barnett Newman’s "Zim Zum I." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 2:00 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, barnett newman, kabbalah, tsimtsum, zimzum clean no Curators Apsara DiQuinzio and Gary Garrels explore how Mario Merz's simple material and construction choices give his sculpture "The Lens of Rotterdam" multiple layers of meaning. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 5165B362-0DD2-453D-85B9-76EC9EDA938D Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:47 -0700 Curators Apsara DiQuinzio and Gary Garrels on Mario Merz's sculpture "The Lens of Rotterdam." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators Apsara DiQuinzio and Gary Garrels explore how Mario Merz's simple material and construction choices give his sculpture "The Lens of Rotterdam" multiple layers of meaning. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 2:32 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, arte povera, igloo, lens of rotterdam, mario merz clean no Curator John Zarobell on the multiple forms that reference the history of sculpture in Henry Moore's "Large Torso Arch." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org FF86FD8F-046D-45F2-B6C2-D455F7D6C39F Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:50 -0700 Curator John Zarobell on the multiple forms that reference the history of sculpture in Henry Moore's "Large Torso Arch." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator John Zarobell on the multiple forms that reference the history of sculpture in Henry Moore's "Large Torso Arch." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, henry moore, arch, torso clean no Artist Kiki Smith discusses how her sculpture "Virgin Mary" reflects her interests in anatomy and Catholic iconography. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org CD9DC38C-2504-4BE4-B0C9-20985DA4783F Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:51 -0700 Artist Kiki Smith discusses how her sculpture "Virgin Mary" reflects her interests in anatomy and Catholic iconography. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Kiki Smith discusses how her sculpture "Virgin Mary" reflects her interests in anatomy and Catholic iconography. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:24 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, kiki smith, ecorche, anatomy, virgin mary, catholic clean no Curator Alison Gass discusses Louise Bourgeois' interest in spiders, and how the cluster in "The Nest" looks and feels in space. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org DACCEF74-924E-496F-9AF9-D5092DFC4FB9 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:53 -0700 Curator Alison Gass discusses Louise Bourgeois' interest in spiders, and how the cluster in "The Nest" looks and feels in space. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator Alison Gass discusses Louise Bourgeois' interest in spiders, and how the cluster in "The Nest" looks and feels in space. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, spider, louise bourgeois, mother, nest clean no Artist Ranjani Shettar on the many lives of objects, and how they are expressed in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 85CB495A-BA53-4E4A-885C-81DC31F7D43F Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:56 -0700 Artist Ranjani Shettar on the many lives of objects, and how they are expressed in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Ranjani Shettar on the many lives of objects, and how they are expressed in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 48 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, ranjani shettar, recycling clean no Artist Ranjani Shettar discusses the meaning behind her choices of material and process in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 40CC51AD-E390-4642-A52F-7875C447EF43 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:58 -0700 Artist Ranjani Shettar discusses the meaning behind her choices of material and process in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Ranjani Shettar discusses the meaning behind her choices of material and process in her sculpture "Me, no, not me, buy me, eat me, wear me, have me, me, no, not me." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:44 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, ranjani shettar clean no Curator John Zarobell on how the figures in "Conversation Piece" got their shape, and what it feels like to relate to them. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org D1DE7C95-3174-4161-9469-F675A9D265E3 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:50:59 -0700 Curator John Zarobell on how the figures in Juan Muñoz's "Conversation Piece" got their shape, and what it feels like to relate to them. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator John Zarobell on how the figures in Juan Muñoz's "Conversation Piece" got their shape, and what it feels like to relate to them. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:33 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, conversation piece, juan munoz clean no Curator John Zarobell discusses the surprising use of materials in Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org C54C2A89-1013-49FF-A89F-B6701FE00ACE Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:01 -0700 Curator John Zarobell discusses the surprising use of materials in Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curator John Zarobell discusses the surprising use of materials in Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 26 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, joel shapiro, wood, bronze clean no Curators John Zarobell and Gary Garrels discuss the physical characteristics of Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org A489A16B-958F-4E8A-B499-9DFC55FC8F9C Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:04 -0700 Curators John Zarobell and Gary Garrels discuss the physical characteristics of Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Curators John Zarobell and Gary Garrels discuss the physical characteristics of Joel Shapiro's "Untitled." Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:08 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, joel shapiro clean no Artist Robert Arneson discusses his interest in self-portraiture. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 285DF714-36F6-46BC-81D4-C8BA28F6C5B9 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:51:06 -0700 Artist Robert Arneson discusses his interest in self-portraiture. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. Artist Robert Arneson discusses his interest in self-portraiture. Part of SFMOMA’s Rooftop Garden audio tour. 1:41 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, audio tour, sculpture, rooftop garden, art history, arneson, ceramics, self-portraits, chemo clean no Artist Chris Johanson discusses "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love" (2004), a monumental commission he created for SFMOMA. The piece is currently on view in SFMOMA's 5th Floor galleries as part of the exhibition "Between Art and Life: The Contemporary Painting and Sculpture Collection," which runs May 10, 2009 - January 03, 2010. webmaster@sfmoma.org D4DDE83B-64A6-4C6B-A571-DF1BF23CF112 Fri, 15 May 2009 17:58:17 -0700 Artist Chris Johanson discusses "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love" (2004), a monumental commission he created for SFMOMA. The piece is currently on view at SFMOMA. Artist Chris Johanson discusses "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love" (2004), a monumental commission he created for SFMOMA. The piece is currently on view in SFMOMA's 5th Floor galleries as part of the exhibition "Between Art and Life: The Contemporary Painting and Sculpture Collection," which runs May 10, 2009 - January 03, 2010. 2:29 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Chris Johanson, wall drawings, mission no no Artist Glenn Ligon discusses his exhibition "Glenn Ligon: Day of Absence." Organized in 1997, the show featured works that explored group and individual identity in the context of social protest. Ligon's painting "We're Black and Strong (I)" (1996) is part of this body of work. The piece is currently on view in SFMOMA's 5th Floor galleries as part of the exhibition "Between Art and Life: The Contemporary Painting and Sculpture Collection," which runs May 10, 2009 - January 03, 2010. webmaster@sfmoma.org 79F2FF78-3FA2-4C76-9342-42B6382F7DB6 Fri, 15 May 2009 17:04:50 -0700 Artist Glenn Ligon discusses his interest in exploring group and individual identity in the context of social protest. Ligon's painting "We're Black and Strong (I)" (1996) is currently on view at SFMOMA. Artist Glenn Ligon discusses his exhibition "Glenn Ligon: Day of Absence." Organized in 1997, the show featured works that explored group and individual identity in the context of social protest. Ligon's painting "We're Black and Strong (I)" (1996) is part of this body of work. The piece is currently on view in SFMOMA's 5th Floor galleries as part of the exhibition "Between Art and Life: The Contemporary Painting and Sculpture Collection," which runs May 10, 2009 - January 03, 2010. 1:35 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Glenn Ligon, painting, protest, black no no Kerry James Marshall on his art historical inspiration and his SFMOMA mural commission. Judith Joy Ross on her photographs of anti-Iraq War protesters and her ties to her subjects. Leo Rubinfien with the personal story behind his series "Wounded Cities." http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 63FA7822-D65F-45CB-BBF7-F8F97C78F343 Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:35:19 -0700 Kerry James Marshall on his art historical inspiration and his SFMOMA mural commission. Judith Joy Ross on her photographs of anti-Iraq War protesters and her ties to her subjects. Leo Rubinfien with the personal story behind his series "Wounded Cities." SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2009 features three artists whose work explores the impact of politics and history on individual lives. "Art in the Atrium" artist Kerry James Marshall shares the art historical roots of his interest in representing the unseen, and describes how this impulse shaped his recent mural commission for SFMOMA. Photographer Judith Joy Ross speaks about the genesis of "Protest the War," her recent portrait series documenting anti-Iraq War demonstrators, and describes the connections she makes with her subjects. Finally, Photographer Leo Rubinfien shares the personal narrative behind his series "Wounded Cities," which depicts residents of places that have recently experienced terrorist attacks. 12:13 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, Kerry James Marshall, Slavery, Leo Rubinfien, Judith Joy Ross, Iraq War, protest, 9-11, Murals, Photography clean no Kerry James Marshall on his art historical inspiration and his SFMOMA mural commission. Judith Joy Ross on her photographs of anti-Iraq War protesters and her ties to her subjects. Leo Rubinfien with the personal story behind his series "Wounded Cities." http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 677E9B34-4BE5-4C74-9DF3-50D5F81C20B2 Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:35:15 -0700 Kerry James Marshall on his art historical inspiration and his SFMOMA mural commission. Judith Joy Ross on her photographs of anti-Iraq War protesters and her ties to her subjects. Leo Rubinfien with the personal story behind his series "Wounded Cities." SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2009 features three artists whose work explores the impact of politics and history on individual lives. "Art in the Atrium" artist Kerry James Marshall shares the art historical roots of his interest in representing the unseen, and describes how this impulse shaped his recent mural commission for SFMOMA. Photographer Judith Joy Ross speaks about the genesis of "Protest the War," her recent portrait series documenting anti-Iraq War demonstrators, and describes the connections she makes with her subjects. Finally, Photographer Leo Rubinfien shares the personal narrative behind his series "Wounded Cities," which depicts residents of places that have recently experienced terrorist attacks. 12:13 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, Kerry James Marshall, Slavery, Leo Rubinfien, Judith Joy Ross, Iraq War, protest, 9-11, Murals, Photography clean no MTAA on their vote-based project "Automatic for the People:()," recent visitors share impressions on "The Art of Participation," curator Gary Garrels on Sol Lewitt’s wall drawings, and a student from 826 Valencia’s "Writing About Art" series with a short story inspired by SFMOMA’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 5AAD35C5-A24F-498B-A44E-13F99F81B8CC Thu, 15 Jan 2009 16:55:11 -0800 MTAA on their vote-based project "Automatic for the People:()," visitor impressions on "The Art of Participation," curator Gary Garrels on Sol Lewitt, and a student from 826 Valencia’s "Writing About Art" series with a short story written at SFMOMA. SFMOMA Artcasts: January 2009 focuses on the museum as a place of democracy and explores how works of art can be changed through interaction, interpretation, collaboration, and reinvention. First, we check in about the exhibition "The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now." Brooklyn-based collaborative duo MTAA explains their vote-based project "Automatic for the People: ()," and recent exhibition visitors react to their own participatory experiences and reflect on what it means to touch and change a work of art in a museum. Next, senior curator of painting and sculpture Gary Garrels explains the concept and process of Sol Lewitt’s wall drawings and shares his personal feelings about the painting-over of the pair that, until recently, distinguished the museum’s atrium. Finally, Paulo Yumal, a student from 826 Valencia’s "Writing About Art" series shares a short story inspired by Charles Sheeler’s painting "Aerial Gyrations" (1953), from SFMOMA’s permanent collection. 14:12 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, The Art of Participation, MTAA, m.river, t.whid, Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawings, 826 Valencia, Charles Sheeler, Aerial Gyrations clean no MTAA on their vote-based project "Automatic for the People:()," recent visitors share impressions on "The Art of Participation," curator Gary Garrels on Sol Lewitt’s wall drawings, and a student from 826 Valencia’s "Writing About Art" series with a short story inspired by SFMOMA’s collection. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 60706B81-5670-4614-99B3-4917B9A55CE2 Thu, 15 Jan 2009 16:55:09 -0800 MTAA on their vote-based project "Automatic for the People:()," visitor impressions on "The Art of Participation," curator Gary Garrels on Sol Lewitt, and a student from 826 Valencia’s "Writing About Art" series with a short story written at SFMOMA. SFMOMA Artcasts: January 2009 focuses on the museum as a place of democracy and explores how works of art can be changed through interaction, interpretation, collaboration, and reinvention. First, we check in about the exhibition "The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now." Brooklyn-based collaborative duo MTAA explains their vote-based project "Automatic for the People: ()," and recent exhibition visitors react to their own participatory experiences and reflect on what it means to touch and change a work of art in a museum. Next, senior curator of painting and sculpture Gary Garrels explains the concept and process of Sol Lewitt’s wall drawings and shares his personal feelings about the painting-over of the pair that, until recently, distinguished the museum’s atrium. Finally, Paulo Yumal, a student from 826 Valencia’s "Writing About Art" series shares a short story inspired by Charles Sheeler’s painting "Aerial Gyrations" (1953), from SFMOMA’s permanent collection. 14:12 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, The Art of Participation, MTAA, m.river, t.whid, Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawings, 826 Valencia, Charles Sheeler, Aerial Gyrations clean no This time-lapse video documents the painting-over of Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions," (2000) in SFMOMA's Haas Atrium. The painting was especially commissioned for the museum, along with "Wall Drawing #936: Color arcs in four directions" (2000). They were painted-over on September 17, 2008. They can be re-installed in the future in this or another location according to the artist's designs and installation instructions, which remain a permanent part of SFMOMA's painting and sculpture collection. webmaster@sfmoma.org A40DAB2E-04F3-4995-A793-9B2D9739310B Wed, 14 Jan 2009 15:23:13 -0800 This time-lapse video documents the painting-over of Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions," (2000) in SFMOMA's Haas Atrium. This time-lapse video documents the painting-over of Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions," (2000) in SFMOMA's Haas Atrium. The painting was especially commissioned for the museum, along with "Wall Drawing #936: Color arcs in four directions" (2000). They were painted-over on September 17, 2008. They can be re-installed in the future in this or another location according to the artist's designs and installation instructions, which remain a permanent part of SFMOMA's painting and sculpture collection. 2:32 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Sol LeWitt, wall drawings, installation, timelapse, videocast no no This time-lapse video documents the installation of Sol LeWitt's monumental wall drawings ("Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions," and ""Wall Drawing #936: Color arcs in four directions," both 2000) in SFMOMA's Haas Atrium. The paintings were especially commissioned for the museum, and were executed by a team of painters in conjunction with the Sol LeWitt retrospective in 2000. The artist's designs and installation instructions are a permanent part of SFMOMA's painting and sculpture collection. They were purchased through a gift of Phyllis Wattis in honor of Gary Garrels, Elise S. Haas Chief Curator and Curator of Painting and Sculpture. webmaster@sfmoma.org 22C92573-EC6A-49FA-8294-34E86392B5AD Wed, 14 Jan 2009 15:23:12 -0800 This time-lapse video documents the installation of Sol LeWitt's monumental wall drawings ("Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions," and ""Wall Drawing #936: Color arcs in four directions," both 2000) in SFMOMA's Haas Atrium. This time-lapse video documents the installation of Sol LeWitt's monumental wall drawings ("Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions," and ""Wall Drawing #936: Color arcs in four directions," both 2000) in SFMOMA's Haas Atrium. The paintings were especially commissioned for the museum, and were executed by a team of painters in conjunction with the Sol LeWitt retrospective in 2000. The artist's designs and installation instructions are a permanent part of SFMOMA's painting and sculpture collection. They were purchased through a gift of Phyllis Wattis in honor of Gary Garrels, Elise S. Haas Chief Curator and Curator of Painting and Sculpture. 47 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Sol LeWitt, wall drawings, installation, timelapse, videocast no no Curator Corey Keller on Photography and the Invisible, curator Rudolf Frieling and artist Tom Marioni on "The Art of Participation," Someguy on "The 1,000 Journals Project," and monologues from Tony Labat's Live Art performance competition, "I Want You." http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org CE1BBC02-FC57-4B1F-B573-116EDB3751DD Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:58:47 -0800 Curator Corey Keller on Photography and the Invisible, curator Rudolf Frieling and artist Tom Marioni on "The Art of Participation," Someguy on "The 1,000 Journals Project," and monologues from Tony Labat's Live Art performance competition, "I Want You." SFMOMA Artcasts: November 2008 - Corey Keller, associate curator of photography, highlights a favorite work from "Brought to Light: Photography and the Invisible, 1840-1900." Rudolf Frieling, curator of media arts, introduces us to "The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now," and conceptual artist Tom Marioni explains "The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends Is the Highest Form of Art" (1970 - 2008). Someguy, creator of "The 1,000 Journals Project," talks about the process of sending a thousand blank journals out into the world and discusses what he hopes will happen to the ones that came back. Finally, don’t miss the five winning monologues from artist Tony Labat’s election-season performance competition, "I Want You." 19:21 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, photography, daguerreotype, The Art of Participation, Tom Marioni, 1000 Journals Project, Tony Labat, Sadie Lune, Tara Jepsen, Beth Lisick clean no Curator Corey Keller on Photography and the Invisible, curator Rudolf Frieling and artist Tom Marioni on "The Art of Participation," Someguy on "The 1,000 Journals Project," and monologues from Tony Labat's Live Art performance competition, "I Want You." http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 0B5069B5-62BD-42DE-AD3D-DCADDC9C9B4A Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:58:45 -0800 Curator Corey Keller on Photography and the Invisible, curator Rudolf Frieling and artist Tom Marioni on "The Art of Participation," Someguy on "The 1,000 Journals Project," and monologues from Tony Labat's Live Art performance competition, "I Want You." SFMOMA Artcasts: November 2008 - Corey Keller, associate curator of photography, highlights a favorite work from "Brought to Light: Photography and the Invisible, 1840-1900." Rudolf Frieling, curator of media arts, introduces us to "The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now," and conceptual artist Tom Marioni explains "The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends Is the Highest Form of Art" (1970 - 2008). Someguy, creator of "The 1,000 Journals Project," talks about the process of sending a thousand blank journals out into the world and discusses what he hopes will happen to the ones that came back. Finally, don’t miss the five winning monologues from artist Tony Labat’s election-season performance competition, "I Want You." 19:21 SFMOMA museum, modern art, artcast, photography, daguerreotype, The Art of Participation, Tom Marioni, 1000 Journals Project, Tony Labat, Sadie Lune, Tara Jepsen, Beth Lisick clean no Interviews with "Half-Life of a Dream" curator Jeff Kelley and multimedia artist Bruce Conner; visitor impressions of works on display in the museum; and an ode to Conner by cellist and composer Joan Jeanrenaud. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 463FE9AE-4DFB-4524-99C0-C68A0C81B4A7 Mon, 18 Aug 2008 11:29:48 -0700 Interviews with curator Jeff Kelley and multimedia artist Bruce Conner; visitor impression of works on display; and music by cellist and composer Joan Jeanrenaud. SFMOMA Artcasts: August 2008 features "Half-Life of a Dream" curator Jeff Kelley on contemporary Chinese art, multimedia artist Bruce Conner discussing the evolving creative process behind his series of photograms, visitor impressions of artworks on display in the museum, and cellist and composer Joan Jeanrenaud with an ode inspired by Conner’s ink-blot drawings. 16:15 SFMOMA museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Bruce Conner, Jeff Kelley, Half Life of a Dream, Sui Jianguo, Sleep of Reason, Joan Jeanrenaud, photogram, Ink Blot clean no Interviews with "Half-Life of a Dream" curator Jeff Kelley and multimedia artist Bruce Conner; visitor impressions of works on display in the museum; and an ode to Conner by cellist and composer Joan Jeanrenaud. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 53A18A15-5334-4F0D-BC6F-492DA7A6F52C Mon, 18 Aug 2008 11:29:45 -0700 Interviews with curator Jeff Kelley and multimedia artist Bruce Conner; visitor impression of works on display; and music by cellist and composer Joan Jeanrenaud. SFMOMA Artcasts: August 2008 features "Half-Life of a Dream" curator Jeff Kelley on contemporary Chinese art, multimedia artist Bruce Conner discussing the evolving creative process behind his series of photograms, visitor impressions of artworks on display in the museum, and cellist and composer Joan Jeanrenaud with an ode inspired by Conner’s ink-blot drawings. 16:15 SFMOMA museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Bruce Conner, Jeff Kelley, Half Life of a Dream, Sui Jianguo, Sleep of Reason, Joan Jeanrenaud, photogram, Ink Blot clean no SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 focuses on Frida Kahlo’s artistic and cultural legacy. Art historian Whitney Chadwick, Kahlo biographer Hayden Herrera, artists Amalia Mesa-Bains and Kiki Smith, curator René Yañez, and performer Guillermo Gómez-Peña share their perspectives. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 996955FD-4EA9-4210-9666-3D3B18EDE219 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:49:34 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 presents artists and curators sharing perspectives on Frida Kahlo. SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 focuses on Frida Kahlo’s artistic and cultural legacy. Art historian Whitney Chadwick, Kahlo biographer Hayden Herrera, artists Amalia Mesa-Bains and Kiki Smith, curator René Yañez, and performer Guillermo Gómez-Peña share their perspectives. 16:49 SFMOMA SFMOMA, museum, modern art, artcast, Frida Kahlo, Frida, Kahlo, Diego Rivera, La Plebe, Guillermo, Gomez-Pena no no SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 focuses on Frida Kahlo’s artistic and cultural legacy. Art historian Whitney Chadwick, Kahlo biographer Hayden Herrera, artists Amalia Mesa-Bains and Kiki Smith, curator René Yañez, and performer Guillermo Gómez-Peña share their perspectives. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 4C51A8CD-FA1A-4CA7-9EBF-2444AACEE6E3 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:49:31 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 presents artists and curators sharing perspectives on Frida Kahlo. SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 focuses on Frida Kahlo’s artistic and cultural legacy. Art historian Whitney Chadwick, Kahlo biographer Hayden Herrera, artists Amalia Mesa-Bains and Kiki Smith, curator René Yañez, and performer Guillermo Gómez-Peña share their perspectives. 16:49 SFMOMA SFMOMA, museum, modern art, artcast, Frida Kahlo, Frida, Kahlo, Diego Rivera, La Plebe, Gomez-Pena clean no SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 presents interviews with photographer An-My Lê, sculptor Janine Antoni, and cabaret performer Daniel Isengart, all artists who re-invent, revive or borrow historical forms. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 53D576EF-C291-4529-96FA-4A9153EA55D1 Tue, 15 Apr 2008 12:24:54 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 presents interviews with photographer An-My Lê, sculptor Janine Antoni, and cabaret performer Daniel Isengart, artists who re-invent, revive or borrow historical forms. SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 features photographer An-My Lê explaining her two series "Small Wars" and "29 Palms," sculptor Janine Antoni discussing her use of non-traditional materials, and performer Daniel Isengart singing a translated piece from Weimar-era Germany along with images from Weimar New York at SFMOMA. 16:25 SFMOMA SFMOMA, museum, modern art, artcast, An-My Lê, Janine Antoni, Daniel Isengart, cabaret, Weimar no no SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 features interviews with photographer An-My Lê, sculptor Janine Antoni, and cabaret performer Daniel Isengart, all artists who re-invent, revive or borrow historical forms. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 948E853C-BFC6-49DB-ADC8-DBB3DB473AB2 Tue, 15 Apr 2008 12:07:24 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 presents interviews with photographer An-My Lê, sculptor Janine Antoni, and cabaret performer Daniel Isengart, artists who re-invent, revive or borrow historical forms. SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 features photographer An-My Lê explaining her two series "Small Wars" and "29 Palms," sculptor Janine Antoni discussing her use of non-traditional materials, and performer Daniel Isengart singing a translated piece from Weimar-era Germany. 16:25 SFMOMA SFMOMA, museum, modern art, artcast, An-My Lê, Janine Antoni, Daniel Isengart, cabaret, Weimar clean no SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 presents an interview with video artist Douglas Gordon, Bay Area photographers discussing the work of Lee Friedlander, and cello music by the artist's son, Erik Friedlander. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 4951A7D3-3781-42DA-A00C-BE2CB5CC6728 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:02:33 -0800 SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 presents an interview with video artist Douglas Gordon, Bay Area photographers discussing the work of Lee Friedlander, and cello music by the artist's son, Erik Friedlander. SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 presents an interview with video artist Douglas Gordon, Bay Area photographers discussing the work of Lee Friedlander, and cello music by the artist's son, Erik Friedlander. 15:50 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Lee Friedlander, Douglas Gordon, elephant, Erik Friedlander, Play Dead; Real Time no no SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 presents an interview with video artist Douglas Gordon, Bay Area photographers discussing the work of Lee Friedlander, and cello music by the artist's son, Erik Friedlander. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org D018951B-35D3-457C-BB9D-431C6E25ED8B Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:49:46 -0800 SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 presents an interview with video artist Douglas Gordon, Bay Area photographers discussing the work of Lee Friedlander, and cello music by the artist's son, Erik Friedlander. SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 presents an interview with video artist Douglas Gordon, Bay Area photographers discussing the work of Lee Friedlander, and cello music by the artist's son, Erik Friedlander. 15:50 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Lee Friedlander, Douglas Gordon, elephant, Erik Friedlander, Play Dead; Real Time no no SFMOMA Artcast: December 2007 features two artists with close ties to cinema, photographer Jeff Wall and video artist Douglas Gordon; plus explores the connection between two artists who share the influence of music, the late Paul Klee and contemporary folk musician, Devendra Banhart. Visitors share their insights of Jeff Wall and Douglas Gordon. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org D3FF3A1F-F033-4988-958A-21713C1C3295 Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:53:52 -0800 SFMOMA Artcast: December 2007 explores the work of photographer Jeff Wall and video artist Douglas Gordon; plus two artists whose love of music influences their visual style, Paul Klee and Devendra Banhart. SFMOMA Artcast December 2007 features two artists with close ties to cinema, photographer Jeff Wall and video artist Douglas Gordon; plus two artists whose love of music influences their work, the late Paul Klee and contemporary folk musician, Devendra Banhart. Visitors share their insights of Jeff Wall and Douglas Gordon. 14:44 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Jeff Wall, Douglass Gordon, Paul Klee, Devendra Banhart clean no SFMOMA Artcast: December 2007 features two artists with close ties to cinema, photographer Jeff Wall and video artist Douglas Gordon; plus explores the connection between two artists who share the influence of music, the late Paul Klee and contemporary folk musician, Devendra Banhart. Visitors share their insights of Jeff Wall and Douglas Gordon. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 75B1AABA-2004-4295-819A-4FF889E45C57 Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:55:22 -0800 SFMOMA Artcast: December 2007 explores the work of photographer Jeff Wall and video artist Douglas Gordon; plus two artists whose love of music influences their visual style, Paul Klee and Devendra Banhart. SFMOMA Artcast December 2007 features two artists with close ties to cinema, photographer Jeff Wall and video artist Douglas Gordon; plus two artists whose love of music influences their work, the late Paul Klee and contemporary folk musician, Devendra Banhart. Visitors share their insights of Jeff Wall and Douglas Gordon. 14:44 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Jeff Wall, Douglass Gordon, Paul Klee, Devendra Banhart clean no Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson contemplates the act of taking one’s time in museums; SFMOMA visitors share their experiences of <i>Take your time: Olafur Eliasson</i>; Curator Lynda Roscoe Hartigan discusses the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell; Pulitzer Prize-winning author Joyce Carol Oates reads from "The Box Artist," a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org BB723622-8FFD-44B1-B623-325024C649D6 Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:12:57 -0700 Olafur Eliasson and SFMOMA visitors contemplate the act of taking one’s time in museums; Curator Lynda Hartigan on the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell; Joyce Carol Oates reads from "The Box Artist," a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell. Olafur Eliasson and SFMOMA visitors contemplate the act of taking one’s time in museums; Curator Lynda Hartigan on the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell; Joyce Carol Oates reads from "The Box Artist," a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell. 13:30 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Olafur Eliasson, Joseph Cornell, Joyce Carol Oates clean no Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson contemplates the act of taking one’s time in museums; SFMOMA visitors share their experiences of <i>Take your time: Olafur Eliasson</i>; Curator Lynda Roscoe Hartigan discusses the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell; Pulitzer Prize-winning author Joyce Carol Oates reads from "The Box Artist," a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 3D76AB1F-62AD-4592-BCE3-07E93E4D9DBC Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:11:01 -0700 Olafur Eliasson and SFMOMA visitors contemplate the act of taking one’s time in museums; Curator Lynda Hartigan on the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell; Joyce Carol Oates reads from "The Box Artist," a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell. Olafur Eliasson and SFMOMA visitors contemplate the act of taking one’s time in museums; Curator Lynda Hartigan on the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell; Joyce Carol Oates reads from "The Box Artist," a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell. 13:30 SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Olafur Eliasson, Joseph Cornell, Joyce Carol Oates clean no Olafur Eliasson discusses the act of "seeing yourself seeing" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 66ED18F7-B575-41B8-8A1C-893C8C91D4D9 Wed, 3 Oct 2007 15:35:51 -0700 Olafur Eliasson discusses the act of "seeing yourself seeing" Olafur Eliasson discusses the act of "seeing yourself seeing" 1:30 Olafur Eliasson SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Olafur Eliasson, time no no Curator Rudolf Frieling on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall; Assistant Curator Apsara DiQuinzio on the room-sized installations of Felix Schramm; Jay Fisher on "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor"; new writing from the students of 826 Valencia. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 7CE750E0-826A-4474-A015-434F7165ADF9 Wed, 15 Aug 2007 10:38:48 -0700 Curator Rudolf Frieling on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall; Assistant Curator Apsara DiQuinzio on the room-sized installations of Felix Schramm; Jay Fisher on "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor"; new writing from the students of 826 Valencia. Curator Rudolf Frieling on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall; Assistant Curator Apsara DiQuinzio on the room-sized installations of Felix Schramm; Jay Fisher on "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor"; new writing from the students of 826 Valencia. SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast no no Curator Rudolf Frieling on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall; Assistant Curator Apsara DiQuinzio on the room-sized installations of Felix Schramm; Jay Fisher on "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor"; new writing from the students of 826 Valencia. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 5D00EA5F-49A7-4FFC-88A1-3FFDF92C0172 Wed, 15 Aug 2007 09:34:38 -0700 Curator Rudolf Frieling on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall; Assistant Curator Apsara DiQuinzio on the room-sized installations of Felix Schramm; Jay Fisher on "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor"; new writing from the students of 826 Valencia. Curator Rudolf Frieling on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall; Assistant Curator Apsara DiQuinzio on the room-sized installations of Felix Schramm; Jay Fisher on "Matisse: Painter as Sculptor"; new writing from the students of 826 Valencia. SFMOMA SFMOMA, museum, modern art, artcast, Frida Kahlo, Frida, Kahlo, Diego Rivera, La Plebe, Gomez-Pena no no Artist Ann Hamilton, visitors, and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton’s indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA. Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 8DC46142-DE95-4591-983E-B1511A9010A6 Fri, 15 Jun 2007 18:58:13 -0700 Artist Ann Hamilton, visitors, and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton’s indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA. Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi. Artist Ann Hamilton, visitors, and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton’s indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA. Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi. SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Ann Hamilton, Martin Munkacsi no no nonadult Artist Ann Hamilton, visitors, and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton’s indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA. Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 13DC4CC4-7F9E-405A-86EB-C0079A8E0D0C Fri, 15 Jun 2007 17:58:13 -0700 Artist Ann Hamilton, visitors, and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton’s indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA. Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi. Artist Ann Hamilton, visitors, and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton’s indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA. Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi. SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Ann Hamilton, Martin Munkacsi no no nonadult Artist Ann Hamilton on the conception of her installation work "indigo blue" (1991/2007) http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 52D69BCD-E877-445A-80E3-078F5F1A2371 Tue, 22 May 2007 20:39:00 +0100 Artist Ann Hamilton on the conception of her installation work "indigo blue" (1991/2007) Artist Ann Hamilton on the conception of her installation work "indigo blue" (1991/2007) 3:15 Ann Hamilton SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Ann Hamilton, indigo blue no no Timelapse photography traces the three-week installation of Ann Hamilton's "indigo blue" (1991/2007) webmaster@sfmoma.org 66B597ED-3ED0-4627-B195-75B837D3D7E2 Tue, 22 May 2007 19:39:00 +0100 Timelapse photography traces the three-week installation of Ann Hamilton's "indigo blue" (1991/2007) (1991/2007) Timelapse photography traces the three-week installation of Ann Hamilton's "indigo blue" (1991/2007) (1991/2007) 3:55 Ann Hamilton SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Ann Hamilton, indigo blue, installation, timelapse no no Perspectives from art historian Pepe Karmel, Bay Area artists Enrique Chagoya and Leonie Guyer, and violinist-composer Aenea Keyes explore the enduring legacy of Pablo Picasso. Plus, art conservator Will Shank shares insights on the discovery of a hidden Picasso painting, and a student from 826 Valencia shares a new piece inspired by Picasso. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 4E2B0B76-1F3C-46E1-9196-64855D088AF2 Tue, 1 May 2007 18:58:13 -0700 Curators, artists, musicians, and writers explore the legacy of Pablo Picasso. Plus, a "hidden" Picasso painting revealed! Perspectives from art historian Pepe Karmel, Bay Area artists Enrique Chagoya and Leonie Guyer, and violinist-composer Aenea Keyes explore the enduring legacy of Pablo Picasso. Plus, art conservator Will Shank shares insights on the discovery of a hidden Picasso painting, and a student from 826 Valencia shares a new piece inspired by Picasso. SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Leonie Guyer, Enrique Chagoya, Hidden Picasso no no nonadult "Movement, Contour, Shadow" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 6B99016A-D3C8-4C79-B8E6-3B217740AB67 Tue, 1 May 2007 16:58:13 -0700 Picasso Suite -- Aenea Mizushima Keyes (accompanied on piano by Miles Graber) “Movement, Contour, Shadow” is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" SFMOMA SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Pablo Picasso, Aenea Mizushima Keyes no no nonadult "Colonial Cubism" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 45A7097A-0B67-4DC6-B474-FEE785B77642 Tue, 1 May 2007 15:58:13 -0700 Picasso Suite -- Aenea Mizushima Keyes (accompanied on piano by Miles Graber) “Colonial Cubism” is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco, museum, modern art, podcast, artcast, Pablo Picasso, Aenea Mizushima Keyes no no nonadult "Suspended Counterpoint" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org B30A4085-BCD7-45AB-A792-02B837C21B1F Tue, 1 May 2007 14:58:13 -0700 Picasso Suite -- Aenea Mizushima Keyes (accompanied on piano by Miles Graber) “Suspended Counterpoint” is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Pablo Picasso Aenea Mizushima Keyes no no nonadult "Reaction" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org C904080B-C181-4D12-9AB7-C338AD645BA3 Tue, 1 May 2007 13:58:13 -0700 Picasso Suite -- Aenea Mizushima Keyes (accompanied on piano by Miles Graber) “Reaction” is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Pablo Picasso Aenea Mizushima Keyes no no nonadult "Still Life" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 6C852AA9-A99A-46F0-8E58-2B180335B2FD Tue, 1 May 2007 12:58:13 -0700 Picasso Suite -- Aenea Mizushima Keyes (accompanied on piano by Miles Graber) “Still Life" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Pablo Picasso Aenea Mizushima Keyes no no nonadult "Dialogue in Deconstruction" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 42B7F9FA-6E4E-4ADC-8504-D9DFC9D1E7F0 Tue, 1 May 2007 11:58:13 -0700 Picasso Suite -- Aenea Mizushima Keyes (accompanied on piano by Miles Graber) “Dialogue in Deconstruction" is one of six new works in the "Picasso Suite", composed by Aenea Mizushima Keyes and inspired by the exhibition "Picasso and American Art" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Pablo Picasso Aenea Mizushima Keyes no no nonadult Bay Area photographer Henry Wessel on capturing images from the road. webmaster@sfmoma.org 34E90D07-96F6-4530-A0D5-A1570479BE39 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 20:39:00 +0100 Bay Area photographer Henry Wessel on capturing images from the road. Bay Area photographer Henry Wessel on capturing images from the road. 1:44 Henry Wessel SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Henry Wessel, photography, car no no Painter Brice Marden discusses the inspiration, process and technique behind his 1989-91 work "Cold Mountain 6 (Bridge)". webmaster@sfmoma.org EB626734-A361-4B54-AEAD-6C22E3116770 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 17:39:00 +0100 Painter Brice Marden discusses the inspiration, process and technique behind his 1989-91 work "Cold Mountain 6 (Bridge)". Painter Brice Marden discusses the inspiration, process and technique behind his 1989-91 work "Cold Mountain 6 (Bridge)". 2:36 Brice Marden SFMOMA, San Francisco, museum, Brice Marden, Cold Mountain, abstract, painting no no SFMOMA's March 2007 Artcast spotlights video artist Sylvie Blocher, SECA artists Sarah Cain and Amy Franceschini, and new music from Los Angeles band Hecuba. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org E21D19C9-43B1-4ABE-9810-CE0BFA6035DE Thu, 15 Mar 2007 18:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA's March 2007 Artcast spotlights video artist Sylvie Blocher, SECA artists Sarah Cain and Amy Franceschini, and new music from Los Angeles band Hecuba. SFMOMA's March 2007 Artcast spotlights video artist Sylvie Blocher, SECA artists Sarah Cain and Amy Franceschini, and new music from Los Angeles band Hecuba. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Sylvie Blocher SECA Sarah Cain Amy Franceschini Hecuba no no nonadult SFMOMA's March 2007 Artcast spotlights video artist Sylvie Blocher, SECA artists Sarah Cain and Amy Franceschini, and new music from Los Angeles band Hecuba. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 9BB876BB-3972-4092-9076-0C5803A1304D Thu, 15 Mar 2007 18:57:13 -0700 SFMOMA's March 2007 Artcast spotlights video artist Sylvie Blocher, SECA artists Sarah Cain and Amy Franceschini, and new music from Los Angeles band Hecuba. SFMOMA's March 2007 Artcast spotlights video artist Sylvie Blocher, SECA artists Sarah Cain and Amy Franceschini, and new music from Los Angeles band Hecuba. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Sylvie Blocher SECA Sarah Cain Amy Franceschini Hecuba no no nonadult SFMOMA's February 2007 Artcast spotlights artists of the Bay Area: SECA Art Award recipients Kota Ezawa and Leslie Shows; photographer Henry Wessel; pianist Sarah Cahill's performance of composer Morton Feldman's "For Philip Guston," with the story of Feldman and Guston narrated by poet and art critic Bill Berkson. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 3AF64480-E1DB-4E25-AAD4-CCC029F3D10A Thu, 1 Feb 2007 18:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2007 (enhanced) SFMOMA's February 2007 Artcast spotlights artists of the Bay Area: SECA Art Award recipients Kota Ezawa and Leslie Shows; photographer Henry Wessel; pianist Sarah Cahill's performance of composer Morton Feldman's "For Philip Guston," with the story of Feldman and Guston narrated by poet and art critic Bill Berkson. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast SECA Kota Ezawa Leslie Shows Henry Wessel Sarah Cahill Morton Feldman Philip Guston no no nonadult SFMOMA's February 2007 Artcast spotlights artists of the Bay Area: SECA Art Award recipients Kota Ezawa and Leslie Shows; photographer Henry Wessel; pianist Sarah Cahill's performance of composer Morton Feldman's "For Philip Guston," with the story of Feldman and Guston narrated by poet and art critic Bill Berkson. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org CEC7A777-792E-47F5-940C-C233E0376D67 Thu, 1 Feb 2007 18:57:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2007 (no images) SFMOMA's February 2007 Artcast spotlights artists of the Bay Area: SECA Art Award recipients Kota Ezawa and Leslie Shows; photographer Henry Wessel; pianist Sarah Cahill's performance of composer Morton Feldman's "For Philip Guston," with the story of Feldman and Guston narrated by poet and art critic Bill Berkson. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast SECA Kota Ezawa Leslie Shows Henry Wessel Sarah Cahill Morton Feldman Philip Guston no no nonadult SFMOMA's December 2006 Artcast spotlights textile designer Alexander Girard; the video works of Jane and Louise Wilson and Fikret Atay; Youth Speaks poet Michelle Lee on the work of Anselm Kiefer; the voices of visitors to "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth". http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 21278725-F075-4C2B-88A9-A4E0BA3721FF Fri, 15 Dec 2006 18:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: December 2006 (enhanced) SFMOMA's December 2006 Artcast spotlights textile designer Alexander Girard; the video works of Jane and Louise Wilson and Fikret Atay; Youth Speaks poet Michelle Lee on the work of Anselm Kiefer; the voices of visitors to "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth". SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Charged Space Wilson Fikrit Atay Youth Speaks Anselm Kiefer Alexander Girard no no nonadult SFMOMA's December 2006 Artcast spotlights textile designer Alexander Girard; the video works of Jane and Louise Wilson and Fikret Atay; Youth Speaks poet Michelle Lee on the work of Anselm Kiefer; the voices of visitors to "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth". http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 11BFE422-BA42-41B5-BF6A-1DB468281910 Fri, 15 Dec 2006 18:57:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: December 2006 (no images) SFMOMA's December 2006 Artcast spotlights textile designer Alexander Girard; the video works of Jane and Louise Wilson and Fikret Atay; Youth Speaks poet Michelle Lee on the work of Anselm Kiefer; the voices of visitors to "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth". SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Charged Space Wilson Fikrit Atay Youth Speaks Anselm Kiefer Alexander Girard no no nonadult SFMOMA's November 2006 Artcast features exhibition curator Michael Auping on "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth"; Youth Speaks poets on the work of Jeff Koons and Phil Collins; Deborah Luster on her photographs of inmates in the Louisiana prison system; a whirlwind recap of SFMOMA Scavengers. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 93D7FE59-D871-4DF3-AC47-364A71FE47A1 Wed, 1 Nov 2006 13:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: November 2006 (enhanced) SFMOMA's November 2006 Artcast features exhibition curator Michael Auping on "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth"; Youth Speaks poets on the work of Jeff Koons and Phil Collins; Deborah Luster on her photographs of inmates in the Louisiana prison system; a whirlwind recap of SFMOMA Scavengers. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Anselm Kiefer Deborah Luster Phil Collins Youth Speaks Jeff Koons Scavengers Scavenger Hunt no no nonadult SFMOMA's November 2006 Artcast features exhibition curator Michael Auping on "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth"; Youth Speaks poets on the work of Jeff Koons and Phil Collins; Deborah Luster on her photographs of inmates in the Louisiana prison system; a whirlwind recap of SFMOMA Scavengers. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 08E425B1-7297-4541-9AD8-52EF53061365 Wed, 1 Nov 2006 13:57:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: November 2006 (no images) SFMOMA's November 2006 Artcast features exhibition curator Michael Auping on "Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth"; Youth Speaks poets on the work of Jeff Koons and Phil Collins; Deborah Luster on her photographs of inmates in the Louisiana prison system; a whirlwind recap of SFMOMA Scavengers. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Anselm Kiefer Deborah Luster Phil Collins Youth Speaks Jeff Koons Scavengers Scavenger Hunt no no nonadult SFMOMA's September 2006 Artcast features architecture firm Jensen & Macy, winners of the SFMOMA Sculpture Garden competition. Art historian Patricia Albers tells the story of Tina Modotti and Edward Weston. Sculptor Robert Arneson on the allure of clay. Local sound artists Matmos with an ode to Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers". http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 35F07744-11EA-4649-B803-154AC6AE9A23 Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: September 2006 (enhanced) SFMOMA's September 2006 Artcast features architecture firm Jensen & Macy, winners of the SFMOMA Sculpture Garden competition. Art historian Patricia Albers tells the story of Tina Modotti and Edward Weston. Sculptor Robert Arneson on the allure of clay. Local sound artists Matmos with an ode to Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers". SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Matthew Barney Matmos architecture Jensen Macy Joshua Sofaer Tina Modotti Edward Weston Robert Arneson no no nonadult SFMOMA's September 2006 Artcast features architecture firm Jensen & Macy, winners of the SFMOMA Sculpture Garden competition. Art historian Patricia Albers tells the story of Tina Modotti and Edward Weston. Sculptor Robert Arneson on the allure of clay. Local sound artists Matmos with an ode to Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers". http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 9AC57929-3F8E-42C8-BB90-E3F888F29684 Fri, 15 Sep 2006 16:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: September 2006 (no images) SFMOMA's September 2006 Artcast features architecture firm Jensen & Macy, winners of the SFMOMA Sculpture Garden competition. Art historian Patricia Albers tells the story of Tina Modotti and Edward Weston. Sculptor Robert Arneson on the allure of clay. Local sound artists Matmos with an ode to Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers". SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Matthew Barney Matmos architecture Jensen Macy Joshua Sofaer Tina Modotti Edward Weston Robert Arneson no no nonadult Art historian Patricia Albers narrates a downloadable guide to "Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti & Edward Weston," on view at SFMOMA through January 2, 2006. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 284F8E5F-75E2-4897-B410-63CACEC15E18 Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti & Edward Weston" Gallery Exploration (enhanced) Art historian Patricia Albers narrates a downloadable guide to "Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti & Edward Weston," on view at SFMOMA through January 2, 2006. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Tina Modotti Edward Weston no no nonadult Art historian Patricia Albers narrates a downloadable guide to "Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti & Edward Weston," on view at SFMOMA through January 2, 2006. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 4637E79F-062B-44FE-8CE9-899B36446D0A Fri, 15 Sep 2006 13:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti & Edward Weston" Gallery Exploration (no images) Art historian Patricia Albers narrates a downloadable guide to "Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti & Edward Weston," on view at SFMOMA through January 2, 2006. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Tina Modotti Edward Weston no no nonadult SFMOMA's August 2006 Artcast juxtaposes two different views of postwar Japan: those of photographer Shomei Tomatsu and American Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers"; jazz musician Dmitri Matheny with a new composition; more writing by students at 826 Valencia; visitors on Matthew Barney. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 35465566-134E-4E74-8254-C04B184943D5 Fri, 4 Aug 2006 17:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: August 2006 (enhanced) SFMOMA's August 2006 Artcast juxtaposes two different views of postwar Japan: those of photographer Shomei Tomatsu and American Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers"; jazz musician Dmitri Matheny with a new composition; more writing by students at 826 Valencia; visitors on Matthew Barney. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Matthew Barney 826 Valencia Shomei Tomatsu Dmitri Matheny Joshua Sofaer no no nonadult SFMOMA's August 2006 Artcast juxtaposes two different views of postwar Japan: those of photographer Shomei Tomatsu and American Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers"; jazz musician Dmitri Matheny with a new composition; more writing by students at 826 Valencia; visitors on Matthew Barney. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 84377343-1276-42AF-A89A-35C60161B143 Fri, 4 Aug 2006 16:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: August 2006 (no images) SFMOMA's August 2006 Artcast juxtaposes two different views of postwar Japan: those of photographer Shomei Tomatsu and American Matthew Barney. British artist Joshua Sofaer previews "SFMOMA Scavengers"; jazz musician Dmitri Matheny with a new composition; more writing by students at 826 Valencia; visitors on Matthew Barney. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Matthew Barney 826 Valencia Shomei Tomatsu Dmitri Matheny Joshua Sofaer no no nonadult SFMOMA's June 2006 Artcast features excerpts of an interview with artist and filmmaker Matthew Barney; singer-songwriter Will Oldham (a.k.a. "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy") with a song inspired by the Barney exhibition; Dave Eggers and the students of 826 Valencia; and visitors on the work of Japan's Shomei Tomatsu. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 2CDDF2EF-8E31-4C87-A1EC-CE9651E4E577 Tue, 20 Jun 2006 17:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2006 (enhanced) SFMOMA's June 2006 Artcast features excerpts of an interview with artist and filmmaker Matthew Barney; singer-songwriter Will Oldham (a.k.a. "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy") with a song inspired by the Barney exhibition; Dave Eggers and the students of 826 Valencia; and visitors on the work of Japan's Shomei Tomatsu. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Matthew Barney 826 Valencia Shomei Tomatsu DRAWING RESTRAINT no no nonadult SFMOMA's June 2006 Artcast features excerpts of an interview with artist and filmmaker Matthew Barney; singer-songwriter Will Oldham (a.k.a. "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy") with a song inspired by the Barney exhibition; Dave Eggers and the students of 826 Valencia; and visitors on the work of Japan's Shomei Tomatsu. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 70312374-7C83-4444-886E-E2719978D946 Tue, 20 Jun 2006 16:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2006 (no images) SFMOMA's June 2006 Artcast features excerpts of an interview with artist and filmmaker Matthew Barney; singer-songwriter Will Oldham (a.k.a. "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy") with a song inspired by the Barney exhibition; Dave Eggers and the students of 826 Valencia; and visitors on the work of Japan's Shomei Tomatsu. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Matthew Barney 826 Valencia Shomei Tomatsu DRAWING RESTRAINT no no nonadult SFMOMA's May 2006 Artcast features the work of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu; storyteller Brenda Wong-Aoki on the Japanese-American experience; Whitney Chadwick on the women of the Surrealist movement; and visitors on the work of Xefirotarch. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 28F39637-2819-4BC5-A430-385721C513CA Tue, 2 May 2006 17:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: May 2006 SFMOMA's May 2006 Artcast features the work of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu; storyteller Brenda Wong-Aoki on the Japanese-American experience; Whitney Chadwick on the women of the Surrealist movement; and visitors on the work of Xefirotarch. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Shomei Tomatsu Brenda Wong-Aoki Whitney Chadwick Surreal Xefirotarch no no nonadult SFMOMA's May 2006 Artcast features the work of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu; storyteller Brenda Wong-Aoki on the Japanese-American experience; Whitney Chadwick on the women of the Surrealist movement; and visitors on the work of Xefirotarch. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 123E93A9-098B-4DDF-AF2E-2189F3F61857 Tue, 2 May 2006 16:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: May 2006 SFMOMA's May 2006 Artcast features the work of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu; storyteller Brenda Wong-Aoki on the Japanese-American experience; Whitney Chadwick on the women of the Surrealist movement; and visitors on the work of Xefirotarch. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Shomei Tomatsu Brenda Wong-Aoki Whitney Chadwick Surreal Xefirotarch no no nonadult Co-curator Leo Rubinfien narrates a downloadable guide to "Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation," on view at SFMOMA from May 13-August 13, 2006. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 121F14D6-4E67-4D77-BDFA-B9204BF6D328 Tue, 2 May 2006 14:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation" Gallery Exploration (enhanced with images) Co-curator Leo Rubinfien narrates a downloadable guide to "Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation," on view at SFMOMA from May 13-August 13, 2006. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Shomei Tomatsu no no nonadult Co-curator Leo Rubinfien narrates a downloadable guide to "Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation," on view at SFMOMA from May 13-August 13, 2006. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 7F64DE97-4B97-44F5-8EE4-7056E2FC3BD5 Tue, 2 May 2006 13:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation" Gallery Exploration (no images) Co-curator Leo Rubinfien narrates a downloadable guide to "Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation," on view at SFMOMA from May 13-August 13, 2006. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Shomei Tomatsu no no nonadult SFMOMA's March Artcast features interviews with artist William Kentridge, curator Corey Keller on "1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures", Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, and new music and writing by storyteller Beth Lisick. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org E3A85237-A984-457D-B8A5-74BE169F4837 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 17:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2006 SFMOMA's March Artcast features interviews with artist William Kentridge, curator Corey Keller on "1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures", Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, and new music and writing by storyteller Beth Lisick. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast William Kentridge Earthquake 1906 Beth Lisick no no nonadult SFMOMA's March Artcast features interviews with artist William Kentridge, curator Corey Keller on "1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures", Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, and new music and writing by storyteller Beth Lisick. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org FAD08C99-F59D-48FD-BA08-4C8BD154A2E0 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2006 SFMOMA's March Artcast features interviews with artist William Kentridge, curator Corey Keller on "1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures", Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, and new music and writing by storyteller Beth Lisick. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast William Kentridge Earthquake 1906 Beth Lisick no no nonadult Artist Richard Long gives a talk on his installation "The Path is the Place is the Line" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 246AAD85-F3B6-402A-93DE-6DEEA87FCD4B Wed, 15 Mar 2006 15:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Richard Long: The Place Is the Place Is the Line" Gallery Exploration (enhanced with images) Artist Richard Long gives a talk on his installation "The Path is the Place is the Line" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast richard long no no nonadult Artist Richard Long gives a talk on his installation "The Path is the Place is the Line" http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts E6ADA719-D098-4694-8975-E7539E656812 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 13:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Richard Long: The Place Is the Place Is the Line" Gallery Exploration (no images) Artist Richard Long gives a talk on his installation "The Path is the Place is the Line" SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast richard long no no nonadult SFMOMA's February Artcast features interviews with artists Janet Cardiff and Wangechi Mutu, Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, new writing by novelist JT LeRoy, and a commissioned sound work by performer and composer Pamela Z. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org FC26629F-0F16-42B5-95C4-172835FD22CB Mon, 6 Feb 2006 17:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2006 SFMOMA's February Artcast features interviews with artists Janet Cardiff and Wangechi Mutu, Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, new writing by novelist JT LeRoy, and a commissioned sound work by performer and composer Pamela Z. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Janet Cardiff Wangechi Mutu Pamela Z JT LeRoy no no nonadult SFMOMA's February Artcast features interviews with artists Janet Cardiff and Wangechi Mutu, Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, new writing by novelist JT LeRoy, and a commissioned sound work by performer and composer Pamela Z. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org 4F52008A-DFB1-4E9D-8DCF-009B3F9A0A60 Mon, 6 Feb 2006 16:58:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2006 SFMOMA's February Artcast features interviews with artists Janet Cardiff and Wangechi Mutu, Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors, new writing by novelist JT LeRoy, and a commissioned sound work by performer and composer Pamela Z. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast Janet Cardiff Wangechi Mutu Pamela Z JT LeRoy no no nonadult SFMOMA's December-January Artcast features interviews with artists Bruce Conner, Peter Sarkisian, and Chuck Close, a commissioned performance by cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, and Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 233B9316-7335-4787-B036-83A25338A4C1 Wed, 14 Dec 2005 18:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: December-January 2005 SFMOMA's December Artcast features interviews with artists Bruce Conner, Peter Sarkisian, and Chuck Close, a commissioned performance by cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, and Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast artcast chuck close kiki smith joan jeanrenaud bruce conner peter sarkisian no no nonadult SFMOMA's November Artcast features Exhibition Highlights for the Chuck Close and Kiki Smith exhibitions, an interview with sculptor and installation artist Doris Salcedo, a Guest Take by sound and performance artist Pamela Z, and Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors. http://www.sfmoma.org/podcasts webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 18CFC528-AE9E-4928-978C-E17FA5248BEF Wed, 16 Nov 2005 17:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: November 2005 SFMOMA's November Artcast features Exhibition Highlights for the Chuck Close and Kiki Smith exhibitions, an interview with sculptor and installation artist Doris Salcedo, a Guest Take by sound and performance artist Pamela Z, and Vox Pop commentary by SFMOMA visitors. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast Robert Adams artcast chuck close kiki smith Doris Salcedo no no nonadult Presented as excerpts from the artist’s own writings, this SFMOMA podcast features photographer Robert Adams’s reflections on the legacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition and the impacts of human encroachment on the American landscape, as well as meditations on what is lost and what has been retained. http://www.sfmoma.org/media/audio/podcasts/robertadams/robertadams.mp3 webmaster@sfmoma.org Podcasts 11AE56BB-9635-442F-AF92-02ABE80549BF Wed, 26 Oct 2005 17:55:13 -0700 SFMOMA Artcasts: "Robert Adams: Turning Back, a Photographic Journal of Re-exploration" Presented as excerpts from the artist’s own writings, this SFMOMA podcast features photographer Robert Adams’s reflections on the legacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition and the impacts of human encroachment on the American landscape, as well as meditations on what is lost and what has been retained. SFMOMA SFMOMA San Francisco museum modern art podcast Robert Adams photography no no nonadult