UR-13: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Needed an Editor; Jessica Hundley Took the Task
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is finally open; George Lucas and his wife, Melody Hobson's new opus. The building is stunning, it's a mot...
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UR-12: A Ghost in the Gallery—Los Angeles Philharmonic
Before I sat down with the LA Philharmonic to talk about their ghost stories, I found myself thinking about the last time I had been onstage...
UR-11: Bea Scaccia and the Weight of Italian Art History
What a time to be talking to Bea Scaccia . Yes, she was featured in our Issue 01, so we have been familiar and friends for quite some time n...
UR-10: Everything Now and an Evolving Los Angeles City-State with Author Rosecrans Baldwin
This summer, I was feeling a little down on my time in Los Angeles. I must admit, it comes in waves; some days I love this city and some day...
UR-09: Brow to Brow on Our Favorite Upcoming Exhibitions, Widow's Bay and Diet Coke vs Coke Zero
We are really excited about this one, because the staff never just records our editorial conversations for the world to hear. So that is wha...
UR-08: Robin F. Williams Loves that Nitty-Gritty American Stuff
Sometimes the best podcasts are the most unexpected ones, and that is what happened in our conversation with the acclaimed painter, Robin F....
UR-07: A Ghost in the Gallery
The main reason I think I love art so much is because it's full of mystery. I've long had a soft spot for the unusual. Somewhere between Are...
UR-06: Saša Bogojev on CAN and the Future of Art Fairs
I don't remember the year I met Saša Bogojev, but I know that he and I both were finding our way in the world of contemporary art through a...
UR-05: 30 Years of Fredericks & Freiser Gallery
When Jessica Fredericks and Andrew Freiser founded Fredericks & Freiser Gallery in 1996, the art world was a different place. New York was a...
UR-04: Robert Montgomery and the Poetry in Empty Palaces
Many think of the past in smells, sounds, joys and fears. Recently, I sat down with Robert Montgomery on a stage during the Nuart Aberdeen f...
UR Fiction-03: Eirinie Carson and a Reading from "Bloodfire, Baby"
Welcome to Unibrow Radio Fiction, a new series where the editors of The Unibrow speak to authors, share selected readings, and begin to thin...
UR-02: Shepard Fairey on Creating Modular Frequencies
Shepard Fairey is one of the most famous artists in the world, and if you think about it, there aren't many artists who are famous in their...
UR-01: Christopher Anderson and the Future of Photojournalism
Christopher Anderson is an award-winning photographer and contributor to The New York Times Magazine and The New Yorker, as well as the Phot...
167: Nathan Bell
When Nathan Bell announced his latest solo show was to be called "Conversations with Inanimate Objects" and it would showcase a series of wh...
166: Salomón Huerta
We kick off Season 20 of The Unibrow's Radio Juxtapoz podcast with a conversation with Mexican-American, Los Angeles-based painter, Salomón...
165: Dan Nadel, author of "Crumb: A Cartoonist's Life"
Author and curator Dan Nadel is a hero of mine and a bit of a renaissance man. He was the publisher of the brilliant and influential Picture...
164: Shyama Golden
"'Too Bad, So Sad, Maybe Next Birth' was a phrase my parents would say whenever something was out of my control and didn’t go exactly accord...
163: Corita Kent's Legacy with Nellie Scott
The first thing I said to Nellie Scott, Executive Director of the Corita Art Center in downtown Los Angeles that preserves and promotes Cori...
162: Adele Renault
Adele Renault 's studio is an old converted Korean church in Los Angeles. It's a large, fascinating old building just down the road from som...
161: Katie Merz
“No hierarchies are implied.” If you need to know anything about Katie Merz , start with that. The Brooklyn-born and bred artist has been pl...