Art in audio and video: studio-visit episodes, exhibition previews, art-history series, and short listens — the art world for your ears.
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What Artcast Does
ArtCast.net broadcasts the art world in audio and video — studio visits, exhibition previews, art-history series, and short listens for people who'd rather hear art stories than scroll them.
Inside working studios — artists talking through process, materials, and works in progress.
What a show is about and why it matters — before you decide whether to see it.
Multi-episode arcs on movements, rivalries, and masterpieces — art history as serialized story.
Five-minute episodes on a single work or idea — perfect for a commute segment.
When art needs to be seen — close-up video essays on technique, restoration, and installation.
Curators, conservators, and collectors in longform conversation about how the art world works.
How Artcast Works
Start with a short listen, a studio visit, or a full history series — whatever fits your time.
Subscribe to get new episodes as they air, from previews to longform conversations.
Use previews and episode notes to turn listening into gallery visits worth making.
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A mix of formats: intimate studio visits, exhibition previews, serialized art-history arcs, and short single-work episodes. Audio leads, with video features when a story genuinely needs the visuals — technique close-ups, restorations, installations.
Yes. Working artists can pitch a studio visit or interview — the strongest pitches explain what's distinctive about the process or body of work, not just the CV. Selection is editorial and unpaid; features are never sold.
Most episodes are built audio-first, so listening works fine. When a work really must be seen, the episode notes include images, and video features exist precisely for those visual stories.
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