# Jordan Casteel
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jordan casteel (born 1989) is an American figurative painter. Casteel typically paints intimate portraits of friends, lovers, and family members as well as neighbors and strangers in Harlem and New York. Casteel lives and works in New York City.
Editor’s Note 09: Maybe It’s Time To Rethink That; Questioning Beliefs
I’ve been more quiet online these days. Which means I am deeply putting everything I have into this new investigative series. I am rethinking everything I have ever believed and I hope something in this note resonates with you. I so look forward to sharing Jordan Casteel’s story session with you al…
23. Jordan Casteel on Demanding Space, Painting Race, Being My Neighbor, and Much More.
For our #23 Jordan Episode, I interview... Jordan!
Jordan Casteel is a painter, a professor, a storyteller, a gardner, and my dear friend. This is a different kind of Jordan Casteel interview, while we do get into the art of things. I am so pleased to introduce you all to Jordie, the person. You s…
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Audio description, Jordan Casteel,Kenny, 2014,Oil on canvas
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Commentary: Kenny by Jordan Casteel
Casteel notes that, “As an artist, I have been exploring for some time how painting could tell the story of black men I have known throughout my life. The black men in this body of work are representative of the power, vulnerability, and humanity of my family, friends, and community. Sadly, current…
32. Franklin Sirmans and Jason Seife on Critique as Collaboration, The Cultural Responsibility of Museums, Becoming Friends with Your Critics, and Colorblindness as an Artist
Franklin Sirmans and Jason Seife on Critique as Collaboration, Becoming Friends with Your Critics, The Cultural Responsibility of Museums, and Colorblindness as an Artist
Recording from Miami, Podcast Noor is back with another panel, between an Artist and an Art Critic/Curator; and we're here to t…
The Round-Up: Museums vs Patrons, a Contested Sculpture Stars in Venice, and Koons on the Moon
On this week's episode, hosts Ben Davis and Kate Brown are joined by the newly-minted Artnet Pro editor and veteran art journalist and critic Andrew Russeth. We're thrilled to have him as a part of our team, and he's making his Art Angle debut with another edition of the Round Up, where we discuss …
5. Art as Activism
What was the political legacy of the Harlem Renaissance? In the final episode, we’ll explore the lasting impact of the art and organizing that happened during the 1920s and ’30s and how it paved the way for the civil rights movement. We’ll highlight some key political events of the time and explore…
Founder Who Is Scultping Art & Culture Through Independent Publishing With Sarah Harrelson, Founder of Cultured Magazine
Sarah has made CULTURED a standout in independent publishing, focusing on art, design, and Hollywood. She excels in talent discovery and industry connections, boosting artists like Jordan Casteel and Christina Quarles to major galleries. With nearly 40 bespoke events annually, CULTURED collaborates…
EP.140 Jess is a public health professor, but in all her free time, she's a passionate artist.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Jess Owens-Young. By day, Jess is a public health professor, but in all her free time, she’s a passionate artist. Her work beautifully captures the essence of living as a Black person in the U.S., exploring various dimensions of Black life through acrylics, oil p…
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