Exhibitionistas

We’re wrapping up 2024 with a friends & family celebration.And what a year it has been: Exhibitionistas was born.So, to celebrate kinship of all kinds through art, we decided to invite a special guest who has been steeped in art since birth, Joana’s daughter, artist and dancer Constança Saturnino.How does growing up with an artist and a curator influence your idea of art?Follow us on Instagram: @exhibitionistas_podcastYou can also check out Constança's work on Instagram: @saturn.conchCheck out her handpoke tattoo Instagram: @field.trailOr her website: https://www.constancasaturnino.comPlease remember to support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/exhibitionistaspodcast/membershipMusic by Sarturn.

We are thrilled to welcome Stephen Ellcock to the podcast during his press tour for the book Elements, which completes a trilogy with The Cosmic Dance (2022) and Underworlds (2023), all published by Thames and Hudson. This time, he has gathered images around the ancestral notion of “the elements”, seen through the contemporary lens of sustainability and the impending climate tragedy.Is the book an exhibition? And if so, what kind? There is a mystery underlying these questions which is the statuts and power of images in their different spaces such as galleries or publications. However, this episode is also an opportunity to get to know the image alchemist Stephen Ellcock a bit more.If you don't know Stephen Ellcock's instagram account yet, you should: @stephenellcockFollow us for more images: @exhibitionistas_podcastSupport us on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/c/exhibitionistaspodcast/membershipMusic by Sarturn.

Believe it or not, this is the first episode dedicated to an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, a brutalist building Joana and Emily love so much.And what better way to start than with the immersive experience of Haegue Yang’s solo show? Even the threshold between the hall and the exhibition space is a happening in “Leap Year”, the first survey of the South Korean artist in the UK, open from 9 October 2024 to 5 January 2025.This episode was recorded during the week, late in the afternoon, rather than in our usual time (the early hours of a quiet Sunday) so it may be infused with a certain chaotic energy. Or was it the sensory fest of Yang’s art? Tune in to decide for yourself.To know more about the exhibition: https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/haegue-yang-leap-year/Follow Haegue yang on Instagram: @yanghaegueTo see images of the exhibition go to our Instagram account: @exhibitionistas_podcastIf you want to support us, go to: https://www.patreon.com/c/exhibitionistaspodcast/membershipMusic by Sarturn.

This episode is dedicated to beloved and prematurely deceased American artist Mike Kelley. The Tate Modern has set up an impressive retrospective, those once-in-a-lifetime exhibitions that you cannot miss if you're in town. So we decided to dig in and bring it to you if you can't make it and enhance your experience if you did.There are opinions, feelings, stories and a cacophonous experience that will leave no one indifferent. Jack White finally makes an appearance again as we had once promised! Joana and Emily introduce you to the universe of Mike Kelley, of anarchist and punk teenage and young adult years, who ceaselessly poked at the overwhelming and overpowering world of entertainment. Then they move on to his academic life and career achievements, always marked by a rebellious streak consistently visible in his work about the traps of memory, the failings of education and psychology, and the fine line between fiction and reality.For more about Ghost and Spirit @Tate Modern: https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/mike-kelley-ghost-and-spiritFor more about Mike Kelley: https://mikekelleyfoundation.org/grants/overviewIf you want to support us: https://www.patreon.com/c/exhibitionistaspodcast/membershipInstagram: @exhibitionistas_podcastMusic by: Sarturn