The Boston Art Podcast

In which Theo & Brian take you for a drive and discuss the art world, art making, & DIY organizing the right way.

Today we sit down with Avant Drag director Fil Ieropolos and writer Foivos Dousos. Their film recently screened at Wicked Queer Film Festival in Boston where they won the Jury Award for best documentary along with awards in other cities. Listen in to hear their perspectives on Greece, performance art, censorship, and their vision for this documentary. https://www.instagram.com/avan...

In which Theo & Brian sit down artist Carl Williams for a wonderful conversation.

Rob Potylo (aka Robby Roadsteamer) is a Boston DIY lifer who has made a name for himself through radio, music, performance art, reality TV, film making, and now, viral tiktoks & IG reels showing him screaming in the streets with a guitar and lampooning conservative protesters. Rob is also well known for his associations and collaborations with performance artist and acitvist Vermin Supreme. In this episode we cover Rob's advice to upcoming artists, how to get involved in the art world, and advocating for the Boston art community. We also discuss the history of the Harvard Square Pit, the WEMF building and its demise, and the art scene of yesteryear in Central Square Cambridge. Listen now for an exciting and informative episode. https://www.instagram.com/robpotylo/

Blond in Car aka Robin Schorr is known as the "Groovy Aunt of Dreampop." She's gone viral several times for her omnichord covers of songs such as the "Island Song," from adventure time, the "Sticking out your gyatt," meme, here own song "High Gummygirl," and her iconic musical rendition of Campbell Hunt Puckett's iconic fit check video featuring the line ,"Pookie's looking absolutely fire tonight." Listen now and hear Blond in Car's unique perspective on being an indie musician, breaking into the music world, and finding the courage to create while trying new things. We absolutely loved this conversation and we know you will too. Listen now!! Blond in Car's new single is OUT NOW featuring the artist Ella Vos. Find it on all plartforms 4/19/24.

Artist & curator duo Brett Angell & Yutong Shi discuss their collaborative process in creating 'Night Studio' in the 258 Gallery by Behind VA Shadows in Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA.

In which Brian & Theo meet with Chaya Milchtein, author of Mechanic Shop Femme's Guide to Car Ownership. Check out her tour dates on the flyer or go to her website to learn more. https://mechanicshopfemme.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mechanicshopfemme/

In which Theo & Brian discuss Brian's new album, Wendy's, food service, and the idea of adding artistry to places where you might not normally put it. Brian's new album "LET ME GO" is now available on all platforms. https://open.spotify.com/album/56rlC6zmTwIlb5qFS7b4PQ

In which Theo & Brian learn about the art, life, and career of famed British artist Francis Bacon, a man who endured great abuse, hardship, and ill circumstances before turning into amazing art. Francis is known today as the guy who made creepy paintings but in his life he was known as a gambler, a drinker, and a party animal who spent most nights in Soho gay clubs. Big ups to Francis Bacon CW: Abuse, SA, Suicide, Overdose

In which Brian & Theo talk with artist & educator Gabrielle Maye about drawing, art school, and edcuation. https://gabriellemaye.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss Art Block, Providing Value, Childrens Music, & Conflict.

In which Theo & Brian keep it casual.

In which Theo & Brian discuss famed R&B singer Aaliyah who rose to fame in the 1990s, became a fixture in pop music by 2000, and then died unexectedly at the age of 22 in 2001. CW: R. Kelly, abuse, SA, and plane crashes

In which Theo & Brian discuss eight separate pieces of performance art, each of them receiving much critical acclaim, praise, and even massive controversey. From cannibalism to crucifixion to intentionally shooting yourself, this episode gets weird. Viewer discretion is advised. MAJOR TW: Cannibalism, Death, Self Harm, Pregnancy Trauma, Blood, Murder - Sebastian Horsely: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... - Zhu Yu: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... - Vito Acconci: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... - Ron Athey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... - Aliza Shvartz: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... - Chris Burden: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... - Ham Cybelle: https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/s... - Marina Abramovic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Join Theo and Brian in a thoughtful discussion on the life and tragedy of Edie Sedgwick— an OG It Girl, esteemed fashion icon, and accomplished actress. Edie, known by some as a muse to Andy Warhol and allegedly a muse to Bob Dylan, leaves a lasting impression on the cultural landscape. Our hosts delve into the intricate facets of Edie Sedgwick's existence, exploring her legacy and the profound impact she made on art, fashion, and celebrity. This one gets interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edie_Sedgwick CW: Suicide, drugs, pregnancy trauma, abuse

In which Wretched Press interviews Brian & Theo for an upcoming issue. Learn more at the link below. https://wretchedpress.com/

In which Brian & Theo give Andy Warhol his day in court. Settle in for this 3 hour bonanza as we dive deep into Andy Warhols background, acheivements, and his dark dealings. Buckle up, because its going to get rough. CW Death, Drug Use, Suicide, Abuse

In which Brian & Theo discuss the Cambodian Genocide, the smuggling of antiquities, and the criminal accusations against famed art dealer Douglas Latchford who died in 2019 before standing trial for smuggling, conspiracy, and wire fraud. Content Warning: In this episode we discuss genocide, war, and describe cases of extreme violence in some detail.

In which Theo & Brian take a ride down to Plymouth while discussing a complicated business venture, Brian's 100 artist painting, and much more.

In which Brian & Theo meet up with artists Yolanda He Yang and Cameron Boyce to discuss their new show, "Fanfare of Clouds Opening," another great curatorial work by Yolanda featuring a 47 foot mural by Cameron, plus a collection of wonderful artworks from Gateway Arts in Brookline, MA. See the show before March 1st 2023 on the corner of Linden st. and Mass ave. in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts.