New Podcast ART HOTLINE Launches with Bronwyn Hunter-Shortly and Tatum Dooley
ART HOTLINE, a new podcast hosted by Bronwyn Hunter-Shortly and Tatum Dooley, has launched to address real questions about the art world. The inaugural episode tackles provocative topics including whether destroying artwork equates to book burning and if auction bidding resembles gambling. Other subjects explored include a problematic Subreddit, John Baldessari's Cremation Project, disinheriting artwork, and auction losses due to poor planning. Listeners are invited to submit their own art-related questions via email or comments. The podcast is available through subscriptions to First Editions and Art Forecast, offering a platform for discussing artists' concerns and the nuances of art collecting. This initiative provides a fresh conversational approach to contemporary art discourse, encouraging audience participation in unpacking complex industry issues.
Key facts
- ART HOTLINE is a new podcast
- Hosts are Bronwyn Hunter-Shortly and Tatum Dooley
- First episode addresses whether destroying art equals book burning
- Discusses if auction bidding is similar to gambling
- Mentions John Baldessari's Cremation Project
- Covers topics of disinheriting artwork and auction losses
- Listeners can submit questions via email or comments
- Available through First Editions and Art Forecast subscriptions