Who’s afraid of experimental, non-informative trailers? Not us! Season 3 has kicked off. open.spotify.com/episode/7pF9...

I always love to know what is the most successful episode of the season. Giuseppe Penone’s was the one that gathered the most momentum so far (bar Mike Kelley which was bound to be a blockbuster).

I was interviewed by @creativityfound.bsky.social about the joys of podcasting. But also the woes of monetizing an independent audio project. But we believe!! open.substack.com/pub/creators...

I had fun pretending I don’t like kids in museums. The real question is: should you bang on about famous art when you take your kids to the museum. youtu.be/wTqhec1vx9g?...

AI Glitch? Journey to Focal Point gallery with me to discover Haroon Mirza’s “hired” AI to re-explore the Genesis from a scientific perspective. youtu.be/X01zk_aFtso?...

If you enjoy the podcast, I develop themes derived from it in my writing. The sub-page Exhibitionistas Files is the archive directly engaging with episodes and with lists of references for you to enjoy juicy facts and theories first hand. open.substack.com/pub/joanaprn...

Interested in the backstage of each episode? Taking notes of the books mentioned? Curious about post-post-musings? Check out the Exhibitionistas Files: joanaprneves.substack.com/s/exhibition...

New episode, new format: art travelogue. Journey with me, encounter artists, curators, and watch a performance.

Exploring the possibilities of storytelling in art feels anathema to some. I loved producing this art travelogue. Tell me what I think. youtu.be/X01zk_aFtso?...

ART TRAVELOGUE: journey with me along the Thames estuary to Focal Point Gallery and discover Haroon Mirza’s new sound piece performed on 5th July. open.spotify.com/episode/1FRF...

How does queerness affect time? How does queer time affect artists’s careers?

Fighting trans erasure 🏳️‍⚧️ Why don’t we have histories of trans and queer folk? Women? Mixed race people? Black gay men? Where are the stories of intersex people across history?

Find out how LGBTQIA+ curators & artists, are resisting and even thriving, how galleries, museums and heritage can be a safe space with this eye-opening and inspiring interview with Gemma Rolls-Bentley and E-J Scott: open.spotify.com/episode/02Kq...

Are in interested in the shape of touch? In the texture of images? In lines and traces? Then our new episode is for you. open.spotify.com/episode/1ghZ...

bsky.app/profile/opin... For luso-speakerzzzz a good way to find out about the opinion makers and shakers in the rectangular country by the Atlantic Ocean aka Portugal

Ed Atkins’ show took us to talking about our kids’s lunchboxes. A mark of a successful exhibition and episode if you ask me! podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/e...

Penone’s exhibition at Serpentine’s gallery starts in the park…

What does it mean to make art with nature, in nature, about nature or as nature? Listen to our new episode about the Arte Povera movement’s youngest member, Giuseppe Penone. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/e...

Can’t get over how much we thought our parents had seen the whole transition of civilization and now here we are with speaking machines on our wrists that turn the light on on command. Anyway, listen to my podcast Exhibitionistas. open.spotify.com/show/1Igjrw3...

Working for the first time with a research assistant. Never knew such bliss. Working in your own is great to a point.

Submitting the podcast to the Independent Podcast Awards. Gassed up from gassing other people up about us. We’re amaaaaaaaaaaazing innovaaaaaatoooors!!!!

Special episodes here don’t mean bonus or paid subscriber episodes – they’re an eardrum surprise, a different format. This time, our new episode is a sonic exploration of drawing.

Please please give me a 30 hour day so that I can have time to edit, promote and market my podcast 👩🏽‍💻

What makes an artist? What kind of career do we expect an artist to have? What do we project onto artists? I’m really interested in this subject…

Did you know that Anthony McCall stopped working for about 20 years? Learn more about him and his solo show at the Tate Modern in our latest episode. creators.spotify.com/pod/show/exh...

Too tired to read, too excited to sleep, too focused to clear your mind, too exhausted to focus? Listen to a podcast. You’ll sleep instantly. I don’t mind if you use Exhibitionistas against insomnia. ADHD taught me that there are no bad ways to cure insomnia.

Quite happy with the logorrhoea over at Substack and the verbal restraint of Bluesky. Love extremes. Can’t wait to leave Instagram. I enjoy images in museums and words everywhere else.

Why exhibition texts are terrible and why we should not give up on them. open.substack.com/pub/joanaprn...

You deserve to know all about Linder’s exhibition at the Hayward Gallery. youtu.be/0LyxPFnIjxw?...

Been sleeping about 4h every night to research, edit and record. My butt is glued to my desk chair. Anyway my point is: my cat-panions scold me when I go over office hours.

Why do I always push back editing to the last minute when I have such a good time with it? Always with at least one of my cat-panions by my side.

Today no thoughts about art. Just grief.

Ok, now my fight with exhibition texts is on. It’s spreading. Just received a text written by an artist, about their own work, suffering from prolapsed art vocabulary. Verbal self harm.

New episode on tattoos!! In episode 4 of season 3, we discuss the material and visual culture of tattooing (example in image below), the art history of tattoos, contagion and pathologization, and criminal anthropology. Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!! drawingbloodpod.com/tattoos-devi...

Hello! Check us out on any platform or our website: exhibitionistaspodcast.com For video (w/ images of artworks): Spotify or YouTube. Why not start with trailblazer 2 part ep Yoko Ono or guest Stephen Ellcock? #artpodcast #exhibitions

I haven’t read the AI short story but I’ve listened to Werner Herzog reading riveting AI poetry in This American Life. There’s finally proof that one person’s artistic marvel is another one’s trash.

Ooops got my first adult content label. Strange. The nipples are covered with mouths (it’s the famous collage by Linder) and the bush is… well bushy. Not shaved to pre-pubescent levels.

I wrote about Exploring Sex and Self. Linder made me do it. open.substack.com/pub/joanaprn...

Pushing back deadlines… I know some people do it almost automatically but I feel like all hell breaks loose.

Ugh. Why are exhibition texts so reductive and pushy? Go crazy. Give us funky hints.

Release from the punishment of writing small exhibition texts! My brain is fried. I cannot discard information. I have ADHD. Everything is IMPORTANT.

Sick of boring art podcasts? We are FUN with DEPTH. Find out more: open.spotify.com/episode/6eWT...

LOVE an art exhibition that chews me up and spits me out.

We need an intervention for texts about contemporary art in museums. Release them! Let them be free! Let their freak flags fly!

Hardeep Pandhal is an artist living in Glasgow with an incredible solo show at the Drawing Room. Find out more here ;-) youtu.be/qML3YvLXU-k?...

Interested in On Kawara? This is a good place to start. youtu.be/_14t-wzPcww?...

« It is far harder to kill a phantom than a reality ». Virginia Woolf, 1931. She thus describes how difficult it is to « kill the angel of the house », a creature every female must eradicate. How potent is this phrase? The illusion that vaccines are bad is much harder to kill than the measles 🦠 .

I LOVE research 🧐, prepping my episodes, looking for that 🪝 that gets you in. I HATE how admin prevents me from researching as much as I’d like to. Ah, the luxury of a « team ». #arthustle