Podcast appearances and mentions of brooke davis anderson

“I actually just find the paintings extraordinarily beautiful - I think they can live for me that simply.” Brooke Davis Anderson on Henry DargerCover image - Henry Darger - Untitled (Overall Flowers - Recto) - detail - n.d.Reading ListHenry J. Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal. John M. MacGregor. ISBN - 978-8886455060Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy. Jim Elledge. ISBN - 978-1590208557Darger's Resources. Michael Moon. ISBN - 978-0822351566Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum. Brooke Davis Anderson. ISBN - 0-8109-1398-4There are several other books on Henry Darger which can be found via a quick internet search.Video ListIn the Realms of the Unreal. Director - Jessica Yu. 2004Other Links mentioned in the EpisodeOutsider, The amazing story of Henry Darger - Podcast (Philippe Cohen Solal) - Podcast LinkWas Henry Darger Autistic? - Website Article (Cameron Straughan) - Article LinkInspired by Henry Darger - Kyoko Nakamura - Website LinkSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/outsider-art-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Rather than condescendingly and misguidedly treating Darger only as a case study, we can look into his work for what it may tell us about both the powerful allure of mass-mediated narrative and imagery and the possibility (or impossibility) of escaping the labyrinthine and often terrifying histories and politics of which we in the world today are the direct heirs.” Michael Moon. Darger's Resources.Cover image - Henry Darger - UntitledReading ListHenry J. Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal. John M. MacGregor. ISBN - 978-8886455060Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy. Jim Elledge. ISBN - 978-1590208557Darger's Resources. Michael Moon. ISBN - 978-0822351566Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum. Brooke Davis Anderson. ISBN - 0-8109-1398-4There are several other books on Henry Darger which can be found via a quick internet search.Video ListIn the Realms of the Unreal. Director - Jessica Yu. 2004Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/outsider-art-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In his external life Darger was a pitiable figure, reclusive, impoverished, orphaned at 16, often regarded as crazy, suffering almost constant pain in his later years and working menial jobs his entire life. However in the internal world of his writings and art he was both a hero and anti-hero, creator of magical, violent world's and a fiercely determined protector of children.Cover image - Henry Darger - "At Obrigano Captured once when Glandelinians had attacked Dicies headquarter, house to left middle of pictures They escaped with the four younger children however" - circa 1955/60Reading ListHenry J. Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal. John M. MacGregor. ISBN - 978-8886455060Henry Darger, Throwaway Boy. Jim Elledge. ISBN - 978-1590208557Darger's Resources. Michael Moon. ISBN - 978-0822351566Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum. Brooke Davis Anderson. ISBN - 0-8109-1398-4There are several other books on Henry Darger which can be found via a quick internet search.Video ListIn the Realms of the Unreal. Director - Jessica Yu. 2004Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/outsider-art-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charles sat down with the Director of Museum Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts to discuss PAFA leading the country in acquiring works of art by women, and being among the best at acquiring works by African American artists—an effort towards making the museum better reflect the city and world it is a part of.

In August 2019, we head to Nashville, Tennessee, where leaders of the seventh annual 36|86 Entrepreneurship Festival invited us to stage a live podcast event. We’re here to talk about the Creative Economy. At the heart of our conversation is a startup that aims to have a big cultural impact in this state: the Tennessee Triennial for Contemporary Art. The major art exhibition premieres in 2021, joining others across the United States. Every three years, Prospect New Orleans, Cleveland’s Front International, and Counterpublic in St. Louis, animate contemporary art experiences for their diverse communities. New Orleans and Nashville are both southern destinations for music and festivals. To think about what an expansive art exhibition could mean for Nashville and the State of Tennessee, let’s go back in time, to the year 2017, when the fourth iteration of Prospect New Orleans came to the Crescent City. You’ll hear how The Lotus in Spite of the Swamp evokes the musical character of New Orleans and the surrounding urban and natural environment. Click below to hear more stories from Prospect. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio: Sonia Boyce, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Music Box Village, Darryl Montana, The Kitchen Sisters Voices, in order of appearance: Trevor Schoonmaker, Brooke Davis Anderson, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Paulo Nazareth, Sonia Boyce, Rusty Lazer, Darryl Montana, Davia Nelson of the Kitchen Sisters Related Episodes: Art and Community in Prospect 3 New Orleans, Tameka Norris on Channeling Personal History, Franklin Sirmans Introduces Prospect 3 New Orleans, William Pope.L Transforms the Black Factory into a Magic Lantern Show Related Links: Prospect New Orleans, Tennessee Triennial, Front International, Counterpublic, 36|86 Entrepreneurship Festival

Come with us to explore Prospect New Orleans, the Crescent City’s triennial of contemporary art. Titled The Lotus in Spite of the Swamp, the fourth iteration evokes the musical character of New Orleans and the surrounding natural environment—the bayous, lakes and wetlands near the mouth of the Mississippi River. Voices in this episode: Prospect.4’s artistic director Trevor Schoonmaker, former executive director Brooke Davis Anderson, artists Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Paulo Nazareth, Sonia Boyce, Rusty Lazer, Darryl Montana, Davia Nelson of the Kitchen Sisters, and more!  

Here's one of the art talk shows we hosted during UNTITLED, Art on Miami Beach, December 2016, via Wynwood Radio. We’re thrilled to add our energy to an art fair that’s more of an international exhibition than any other we’ve encountered. In this segment, you'll hear host Cathy Byrd in conversation with Brook Davis Anderson and Trevor Schoonmaker. Brooke Davis Anderson is Executive Director of Prospect New Orleans/U.S. Biennial. From 2010 to 2012 Anderson was Deputy Director of Curatorial Planning at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). In this role, Anderson oversaw the Watts Towers Conservation and Community Collaboration, and the “Curatorial Diversity Initiative,” a Mellon-funded pilot program aiming to change the demographics of professionals in museums across the nation. Trevor Schoonmaker is the Artistic Director of the U.S. Triennial, Prospect New Orleans 4(P.4), scheduled to open November 11, 2017. He is also the Chief Curator and Patsy R. and Raymond D. Nasher Curator of Contemporary Art at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. Hired in 2006 as its first contemporary art curator, he has been instrumental in shaping the museum’s curatorial vision and contemporary art collection.

The San Jose Museum of Art is pleased to be the only West Coast venue for the critically acclaimed exhibition Martin Ramirez. The exhibition runs from June 9 - September 9, 2007. In this podcast Martin Ramirez: Three Perspectives, we speak with three people closely associated with this exhibition. Brooke Davis Anderson is the director and curator of The Contemporary Center of the American Folk Art Museum in New York and was responsible for organizing the Martin Ramirez exhibiton. Kristin Espinosa, sociologist, researched the life and recorded the biography of Martin Ramirez. And Matt Pasto is the son of Tarmo Pasto, the artist and psychologist, who was responsible for discovering and encouraging the work of Martin Ramirez.