How Does the Art World Work?

How Does the Art World Work?
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Listen to artist Claudia Doring Baez and gallery directors Matt Nasser (The Empty Circle) and Bartholomew Bland (Lehman College Art Gallery) interview a variety of art professionals in search of the answer to: How does the art world work?
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The podcast focuses on various themes including contemporary art practices, challenges faced by artists and galleries, and the impact of market trends. Episodes delve into topics like pricing art, the evolution of art fairs, the interplay between commercial and nonprofit galleries, and the integration of art and therapy, featuring examples such as discussions with Sydney J. Cohn on mentoring and installation art and Lisa Panzera on the differences between art market approaches.

Listen to artist Claudia Doring Baez and gallery directors Matt Nasser (The Empty Circle) and Bartholomew Bland (Lehman College Art Gallery) interview a variety of art professionals in search of the answer to: How does the art world work?
In this deeply personal episode, artist Claudia Baez sits down with her gallerist Martin Friedrichs to reflect on her latest exhibition, My Brother’s Mind, which was showing in Tribeca. Together with co-hosts Matt Nasser and Bartholomew Bland, they discuss Claudia’s creative process, the emotional journey behind working with her late brother’s photographs, and how an unsettling film from their youth (The Night Porter) influenced the work.
Martin shares how he first connected with Claudia and why he believes relationships are just as important as the art itself. The conversation dives into everything from artist-gallery dynamics and the dos and don'ts of being a professional artist, to Claudia’s evolving process and how grief, memory, and sexuality intertwine in her paintings.
This episode is full of insight, candor, and laughter—and a few very real truths about what it takes to make art and be seen in today’s art world.

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