# Suzanne Lacy

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Andrea Bowers, Suzanne Lacy

Episode No. 554 features artists Andrea Bowers and Suzanne Lacy.  The Hammer Museum, Los Angeles is presenting a retrospective of Bowers' work. The exhibition reveals how Bowers has combined her artistic practice with activism. Both focus on structural inequities, elevating and celebrating the wor…

6 - Rage and Mourning: Women's Art in Public with Suzanne Lacy and Juana Alicia

What does art make happen, and what can art make happen? Artists have adapted a variety of forms to encourage equity and advancement, creating art that serves as a forum for shared experience and growth as they spur new dynamics between creator and audience.This episode explores what feminist socia…

Exploring Spiritual Eco Glitch Feminism with Claudi Piripippi

Welcome to another episode of the Women United ART PODCAST! Today, we are honored to host Claudi Piripippi, an extraordinary artist whose journey spans from Germany to Italy, and whose academic and cultural experiences have taken her across Italy, the UK, and the US. Claudi’s itinerant lifestyle, d…

S3E11: Talladega County Schools

Host David McCurley sits down with Talladega County Schools Superintendent Dr. Suzanne Lacy to discuss her background in education, the challenges Dr. Lacey faces on a daily basis as Superintendent, the relationships she's formed at TCS, and more.

Artists in Academia with Tim Ridlen

We speak with Tim Ridlen about his new book, Intelligent Action: A History of Artistic Research, Aesthetic Experience, and Artists in Academia (Rutgers University Press, 2024). Ridlen holds a PhD in Art History from the University of California, San Diego and is currently Associate Teaching Profess…

Wanda's Picks Radio Show: Wisdom Arc Time Machine

Chris Johnson studied photography with Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham and Wynn Bullock and has been the recipient of grants from the Rockefeller Foundation (w/Hank Willis Thomas); In 1994, he co-produced and directed “The Roof is on Fire” with Suzanne Lacy, which was broadcast on KRON. His fine art…

Art & Tech Series: Is Technology a Time Saver, or a Time Taker?

Kim and Patricia sit down to talk about how artists and arts professionals use technology, and to what ends. We trace a line from the Sony Portapak to avant-garde film movements, feminist film theory to artists taking ownership of their archives, exhibition modeling, AI, cybernetics, and more. What…

Filmmaker/Artist Cheri Gaulke talks about ACTING LIKE WOMEN, her Feature Documentary Debut at the Getty (7/26) with Executive Producer Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner

  The highly personal, first-person filmmaking of ACTING LIKE WOMEN addresses themes of feminist, activism, performance art, LGBTQ+, herstory, and art. A rebellious art form, exploding onto the scene in the late 1970s and 1980s gave birth to the “performance art as protest” movement seen around …

Suzanne Lacy, Art, Aging, and Accountability

At 80, one of the founders of socially engaged art climbed back into a dragster — as Cinderella — fifty years after she first did it. Why? In this episode, host Hugh Leeman sits down with Suzanne Lacy — a pioneering figure in performance and social practice art whose work has been shown at Tate Mod…

Suzanne Lacy on Art, Aging, and Accountability

At 80, one of the founders of socially engaged art climbed back into a dragster — as Cinderella — fifty years after she first did it. Why? In this episode, host Hugh Leeman sits down with Suzanne Lacy — a pioneering figure in performance and social practice art whose work has been shown at Tate Mod…