# Kerry James Marshall

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Make The Art No One Is Asking For with Jeff Musser

Nobody is asking you to make your art. Jeff Musser thinks that’s exactly why you have to make it anyway. Jeff is a Northern California figurative painter who builds images from collage, family photographs, sketches, and historical source material. We talk about painting as a primal need to make mar…

Painting the Enslaved as Liberated -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II

A brief take on Kerry James Marshall’s portraits of John Punch, Scipio Moorhead, and Harriet Tubman, reimagining enslaved figures as liberated subjects through contemporary Black artistic interpretation.  Written by Howard Rambsy IIRead by Kassandra Timm

Phillis Wheatley Across Time -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II

A brief take on Phillis Wheatley’s portrait, tracing Scipio Moorhead’s 1773 image, Kerry James Marshall’s reinterpretation, and its circulation on a 2026 U.S. Postal Service stamp. Written by Howard Rambsy IIRead by Kassandra Timm

Bad at Sports Episode 936: Damon Locks

Locks' exhibition operates as a split composition: the back gallery leans into layered, exploratory collage rooted in his teaching experience with Prison + Neighborhood Arts/Education Project at Stateville Correctional Center, while the front gallery delivers sharper, declarative works built around…

Tidawhitney Lek | Friday Heaters Podcast🔥 Episode 12

On this week’s episode of the Friday Heaters Podcast, we sit down with painter, Tidawhitney Lek, to talk about the path from working art jobs in Los Angeles to fully committing to her own painting practice. Tida reflects on growing up in Long Beach in a Cambodian family shaped by the aftermath of t…

Jonathan Schwartz (Atelier 4): The Art Handler Who Moved the Magna Carta

Jonathan Schwartz is the founder of Atelier 4, one of the most trusted names in art handling and shipping worldwide. But his entry into the business was less than auspicious - he answered an ad to drive art cross-country despite not really being a driver, worked for what he calls "a pirate outfit,"…

What Does Sigmar Polke Still Have to Teach Us?

Curator Mark Godfrey and painter Emma McIntyre discuss the importance of Sigmar Polke—skeptic, trickster, and visionary—on the occasion of Sigmar Polke: The Knowledge of Colours, a solo exhibition at the De Pont Museum in Tilburg, Netherlands, part of Sigmar Polke: Athanor NOW, a project by the Ann…

Bad at Sports Episode 974: Mari Eastman

What makes a painting worth saving? What happens when the image in your head refuses to become the image on your panel? And why does everybody want another fox? This week on Bad at Sports, Duncan MacKenzie, Brian Andrews, and Ryan Peter Miller welcome Chicago painter Mari Eastman for a conversatio…

Bonus Content: Black Artists and the Stories Art Holds

Can a work of art make visible the experience of being Black in America? In this bonus conversation on Compelling, host Katy Wellesley-Wesley asks Keith Rivers how race, politics and representation shape his life as an African American collector. Keith reflects on the difficulties he and people cl…

Julia Halperin, 2026 Rabkin Prize winner

Julia Halperin is a critic, editor, investigative data journalist, and co-founder of the Burns Halperin Report, which tracks equity and representation in the art world. She is a winner of the 2026 Rabkin Prize. You can read more about Julia on our website. We invited Julia to have a conversation ab…