Whitest Cube Podcast
1) Bye Kanders!
UPDATE: Warren B. Kanders has stepped down as the Whitney Museum’s vice chair of the board after 8 biennial artists pulled their work. Check out our series Crisis @ the Whitney to hear from some of th...Show More
2) A Brave New Biennial? Or Just Another One?
The Whitney Biennial has arrived! In this episode we sum up the 9 weeks of Art and Action and talk a little bit about the curatorial perspective on this Biennial. Unlike shows past, the 2019 Biennial ...Show More
3) Crisis @ the Whitney: Mahina Movement
This week we interviewed vaimoana litia makakaufaki niumeitolu from Mahina Movement. Mahina Movement is a trio that uses poetry and song to tell personal and political stories that center Black, brown...Show More
4) Protest 4: Working @ The Whitney
We talk to a front of house staffer who catches us up on what this moment looks like from the galleries. This episode is apart of out series in conjunction with the 9 Weeks of Art and Action leading u...Show More
5) Protest 3: Crisis at the Whitney - Decolonize This Place + W.A.G.E
Week 2! W.A.G.E: https://wageforwork.com/home#top Decolonize This Place: @decolonizethisplace If you love us, throw us a buck! patreon.com/whitestcube
6) Protest 2: Crisis @ the Whitney!
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7) Voices from the Void: Tyahra
In our Voices from the Void series, we get inside the minds of gallery attendants. What goes on in a mind trapped inside the white cube? SO MUCH. Our first episode features photographer Tyahra Angus, ...Show More
8) Power of Protest: When the People Curate
This episode is a mix of audio from our panel at the New England Museum Association's 100th annual conference. Our panel was called Power of Protest: When the People Curate and we were joined by cultu...Show More
9) Hoodgrown Aesthetic x Whitest Cube
We talked to Amber and Daughter of Contrast from Hoodgrown Aesthetic about:Â - Boston's UJIMA Project -Â The Boston Ujima Project organizes neighborhoods to create a community-controlled economy in ...Show More
10) LIVE: Reporting on the Arts in Boston | Community Conversation
We invited 5 incredible women to the PRX Podcast Garage who are creating spaces, opportunities, and media to build a more supportive and equitable arts culture in the city of Boston. Our panelists inc...Show More