Artalogue Podcast
1) Jake Elwes on A.I. Art and Queering the Dataset
Can Artificial Intelligence be art? And if yes, can it be good? Today on the Artalogue, Madison Beale sits down with artist Jake Elwes to discuss their art practice, as an early adopter of A.I., usin...Show More
2) Bonus Episode: Reel Pride, Canada's Longest-Running LGBTQ+ Film Festival
Step behind the scenes of Reel Pride, Canada's longest-running 2SLGBTQIA+ film festival, as Madison sits down with festival president Ray Desautels and marketing director Greg Klassen at Manitoba's Th...Show More
3) Things Left Unsaid: Bria Fernandes
Bria Fernandes' unique visual language speaks volumes about the things left unsaid. The Ottawa-born-Winnipeg-based figurative painter creates work that explores the nuanced experiences of Black womanh...Show More
4) Jacob Trouba: Hockey, Art and Making His Mark
Jacob Trouba's artistic practice couldn't be more connected to his day job as an NHL defenseman. When the Anaheim Ducks player (and former New York Ranger and Winnipeg Jet) starts painting, he's not l...Show More
5) Every Monument Will Fall: A Conversation with Dan Hicks
What determines who gets memorialized in our public spaces? Why do some histories endure while others are erased? Dan Hicks, professor of contemporary archaeology at Oxford University and curator at t...Show More
6) Nina Orm is Funding the Future
What happens when you combine a background in government policy, financial expertise, and a deep passion for creativity? You get Nina Orm. Nina's journey from feeling "spiritually bankrupt" in financ...Show More
7) Simon Hughes: Manitoba to MFA
Today on the Artalogue, Canadian artist Simon Hughes chats with Madison Beale from his Winnipeg studio about his creative beginnings, Canadian art and his career. This episode is all about finding you...Show More
8) Paulina Petkoski: Art and Fashion in Motor City
When she’s not curating her gallery’s programming, Paulina Petkoski is styling CEOs. As the co-founder of Playground Detroit, Petkoski created a unique cultural hub that champions emerging talent in D...Show More
9) Hannah Studnick: Healing and Dealing at Ruby Dakota Gallery
The art world is notorious for its gatekeeping. This makes Hannah Studnick's story all the more remarkable. At 31, with zero art world experience, she opened Ruby/Dakota Gallery in New York's Alphabet...Show More
10) Ballet and Artistic Direction with RWB's Artistic Director Christopher Stowell
Christopher Stowell was born in New York City and received his training at Pacific Northwest Ballet School and the School of American Ballet. In 1985, he joined San Francisco Ballet where he danced fo...Show More