EPISODE · Sep 28, 2020 · 53 MIN
Cultivating Community and Building A Project Space w. Greene House Gallery's MARISSA GRAZIANO & SAMUEL GUY
from Tintamarre: An Artist Podcast · host Jacob Todd Broussard
Based in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, painters Marissa Graziano and Samuel Guy each share their experiences of pursuing art and creating a project gallery space right in their New York apartment. Named after their neighborhood, Greene House Gallery threads various artist communities together through exhibitions and programming and extends itself as a meeting grounds for guest curators and friends. In this conversation, we talk about online exhibition workarounds during the pandemic, critical responses to putting work online, the low stakes of curating your own show, and doubt--all with the hopeful sentiment of "if you build it, they will come". You can find them at https://www.greenehousegallery.com/ http://samuelcguy.com/ http://www.marissagraziano.com/ Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/tintamarre
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Based in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, painters Marissa Graziano and Samuel Guy each share their experiences of pursuing art and creating a project gallery space right in their New York apartment. Named after their neighborhood, Greene House Gallery threads various artist communities together through exhibitions and programming and extends itself as a meeting grounds for guest curators and friends. In this conversation, we talk about online exhibition workarounds during the pandemic, critical responses to putting work online, the low stakes of curating your own show, and doubt--all with the hopeful sentiment of "if you build it, they will come". You can find them at https://www.greenehousegallery.com/ http://samuelcguy.com/ http://www.marissagraziano.com/ Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/tintamarre
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