posts by Libby and Roberta

Libby and Roberta started Artblog in 2003. Between the two of them they have 3,891 posts to their names as of July 26, 2010. More coming.

December 9, 2021 by
Defining art in a fresh way, Rah Crawford adopts NFT and crypto currency and retires from the art world

This conversation reunites Libby and Roberta — Artblog co-founders who initiated Artblog Radio podcasts in 2010 — to talk with Rah Crawford, an artist who they met and whose work they followed closely beginning around 2005. In this 35-minute podcast, Crawford talks about his journey as an artist, which now includes NFTs and crypto culture and retiring his art practice!

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July 10, 2014 by
Matthew Green on the lure of painting and the Meadowlands – on Artblog Radio
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May 28, 2014 by
Roberto Lugo talks about family, humor and what fuels his ceramics – an Artblog Radio podcast

Libby and Roberta interviewed activist ceramic artist Roberto Lugo in 2013. The podcast is 17 minutes long and in it the artist explains his life journey from grafitti artist in Kensington to graduate of Penn State’s art program. It’s a great interview.

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May 25, 2014 by
Roberto Lugo on political pots and identity – Next up on Artblog Radio!
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Amy Sadao talks about ICA’s programs and upcoming exhibitions – an artblog radio podcast
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Next on Artblog Radio – Amy Sadao on ICA at 50, activism and museum programming
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March 27, 2014 by
John Caperton on Canicular and how the show changed the Print Center during its run – An Artblog Radio podcast

Libby and Roberta talk with Curator John Caperton about the complex and visually-exciting exhibit by Demetrius Oliver at the Print Center.

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Whitney Biennial 2014 – Tough sledding through a hodgepodge with some gems
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Next up on Artblog Radio – John Caperton talks about Demetrius Oliver’s Canicular
March 9, 2014 by
New York art fairs – Armory Show is tame, ADAA’s is elegant with tons of women artists!
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February 13, 2014 by
Ken Lum talks about monuments, science and art, and what’s wrong with art education and Philadelphia – an Artblog Radio podcast
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Ken Lum talks about Philadelphia being at a change point – next on Artblog Radio!
January 21, 2014 by
Performance artist John Kelly escapes into Caravaggio – an Artblog Radio podcast
January 20, 2014 by
John Kelly on performance art, singing and escaping into art – next on Artblog Radio!
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A four-panel, black and white comic shows two women, Annoying Girl and Beth, walking down a sidewalk in Philadelphia, with Annoying Girl reading news from her phone about the city paying $9.25 million to protesters who were suing the city for police brutality resulting from the protests following George Floyd’s death, with Beth commenting that it’s not so good that one annoying protester is getting a payment.
 
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