April 10, 2025 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Midweek News, Hiking Appalachian Trail, David Sedaris, Center for Architecture, Pride and Prejudice Reading, TechOWL, Soapbox Comic Workshop, Art Battle, and more

March 26, 2025 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Midweek News, Frick Museum, Vox Populi juried show, Philly Theater Week, Seven Funny Bits, Giovanni’s Room, Cecily Brown’s Barnes show and much more

Episode 304 – Strap in, art lovers! Roberta, Ryan, Anjali, and Chi pack this week with NYC museum adventures (Frick’s glittering Rembrandts, Odili Odita’s MoMA mural!), Philly Theater Week gems like Seven Funny Bits and Giovanni’s Room, plus urgent talks on trans rights and incarceration.

January 29, 2025 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Midweek News, Lunar New Year, Secretary to the People, Guadalupe Maravilla, Gabardine, Eric Marsh, Loud & Queer, Spiritual Experience, and more

December 27, 2024 by Artblog

LIBERTA AWARDS 2024

Here they are! You’ve been waiting for them. The 2024 Liberta Awards. Enjoy!

November 13, 2024 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Midweek News, Temple Glass is 50, Black Like That, Nosebleed in print, Frances Beaver, Closer Together, Coronation Drag King, Heather Cox Richardson and more

May 29, 2024 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Midweek News Podcast, Rose Luardo, Scott Kipp, Hilma at the Wilma and travel talk

In this episode of Midweek News, Ryan is in Chicago, at the beginning of a camping trip with his kids. He lists their itinerary and talks about camping on BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land and encountering a mountain lion one time!

April 17, 2024 by Ryan deRoche and Roberta

Taji Ra’oof Nahl, Val Gay, Tuft the World and more, It’s Artblog’s Midweek News Podcast!

Ryan and Roberta debut the Midweek News Podcast of Artblog Radio, with short, quippy commentary and highlights of upcoming events and exhibitions we’re excited about.

May 11, 2022 by Roberta

On piñata art, Family Fiestas, ‘Latinos Who Lunch’ and Taco Bell, Justin Favela explains

In a 32-minute podcast, Roberta talks with nationally-known artist Justin Favela about his recent show at Paradigm Gallery, which, like much of his work involves creating piñatas that subvert the genre to comment on issues in the world relating to treatment of Latinos and indigenous peoples, both historically and contemporaneously.