Dear Daddy
Dear Daddy
Podcast Description
Dear Daddy is an upcoming podcast from The Art Daddy, launching in April 2025. Described as “Just the art world, uncut,” each episode centers on a burning question posed to the art world—collectors, curators, artists, and more—who respond in the form of voice notes. Raw, unscripted, and intimate, the show offers unfiltered insight into the contemporary art scene, one question at a time. It will be available via The Art Daddy’s Substack platform: theartdaddy.substack.com.
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The podcast focuses on contemporary art issues, specifically exploring themes like the intersection of art and activism, the emotional toll of the current socio-political landscape, and the evolving role of artists and curators. The first episode, titled Dumpster Fire Dispatches: Art in the Age of Collapse, delves into how artists navigate the complexities of burnout and backlash in today's climate, featuring raw reflections from artist Jason Bailer Losh and gallerist Brigitte Muholland.
Dear Daddy is an upcoming podcast from The Art Daddy, launching in April 2025. Described as “Just the art world, uncut,” each episode centers on a burning question posed to the art world—collectors, curators, artists, and more—who respond in the form of voice notes. Raw, unscripted, and intimate, the show offers unfiltered and sometimes unhinged insight into the contemporary art scene, one question at a time. It will be available via The Art Daddy’s Substack platform: theartdaddy.substack.com.
Hold onto your tote bags and fragile egos—The Dear Daddy Podcast is back, and Fall Fairs 2025 broke the art world industrial complex. I’m spilling the juiciest highlights, roasting the ridiculous, and dropping bold fall predictions that’ll make collectors clutch their pearls. Expect show recaps, gallery gossip, and insider tea with Brittney Fanning, Rob Dimin of Dimin Gallery, and Josh Bailer Losh—because someone actually has to say it like it is.
We dive headfirst into Totebag Gate (yes, the scandal that shook the system), grill Jack Chase and James Sundquist of U-Haul Gallery, and drag the sorry state of art criticism via my latest viral article in Art Viral Observer. Art, chaos, and opinions sharper than a gallery opening stiletto—served loud, messy, extra sassy, and unapologetically fabulous.
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