Glasstire's Art Dirt Podcast Examines Institutional Critique in Texas Art
On the latest Art Dirt podcast, Brandon Zech, the publisher of Glasstire, teams up with Guest Editor Lucia Simek to explore Texas artists and collectives that critique institutions. As part of Glasstire's 25th anniversary celebration, they examine how this critique often involves performance and creates discomfort, especially since artists depend on these institutions. Simek sums up the challenge, saying, “To challenge an institution, you often need its support, creating a love-hate relationship.” This episode fits with October's theme of Institutional Critique: Considering Power Structures. You can listen through the embedded player, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. Additionally, Glasstire has launched its first Annual Fund to improve its coverage of Texas art. The post has links to related readings, including works by Tobias Madison and Emanuel Rossetti.
Key facts
- Art Dirt episode features Glasstire Publisher Brandon Zech and Guest Editor Lucia Simek
- Discussion centers on Texas artists and collectives practicing institutional critique
- Episode is part of Glasstire's 25th anniversary series
- October theme is Institutional Critique: Considering Power Structures
- Simek describes the dynamic as having "a certain affection you have for your enemy"
- Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify
- Glasstire launched its first-ever Annual Fund
- Related reading includes "Drip Event" by Tobias Madison, Emanuel Rossetti, and Stefan Tcherepnin at The Power Station in Dallas
Entities
Artists
- Brandon Zech
- Lucia Simek
- Tobias Madison
- Emanuel Rossetti
- Stefan Tcherepnin
- Carrie Schneider
- Will Boone
- Randy Kennedy
- Xxavier Edward Carter
- Terry Allen
- Christie Blizard
- Joe Harjo
- Claude Wampler
- Andrea Fraser
- Willem de Kooning
Institutions
- Glasstire
- The Power Station
- DallasSITES
- Homecoming Committee
- DiverseWorks
- Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
- Dallas Museum of Art
- Apple Podcasts
- Spotify
- SoundCloud
- Vimeo
- YouTube
Locations
- Texas
- Dallas
- United States