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In this episode our host Roland-Philippe Kretzschmar talks with artist Brittney Leanne Williams and gallerist Katharine Kostyál.Brittney Leeanne Williams (b. 1990, Pasadena, CA) transforms Southern California vistas into what she calls “emotional landscapes: representations of psychological states, memories, and emotional ties,” often staging a red, bent figure in tableaux where the natural world and architecture blend and reflect each other. Williams’ female forms become conduits for her exploration of feminine and Black identities. Today she lives and works in Chicago, IL and her work has recently been exhibited at Alexander Berggruen, New York, NY; The Hole, New York, NY; Zevitas Marcus, Los Angeles, CA; Monique Meloche, Chicago, IL; Mamoth, London, UK; Carl Kostyál, Milan, IT and Stockholm, SE Katharine Kostyál is a curator, director, and dealer running the renowned art gallery Carl Kostyál founded by her husband. Carl Kostyál opened his eponymous gallery at no. 12A Savile Row, London W1 in 2010 after a decade of private dealing and advising. He launched his first Stockholm space, Isbrytaren, at Igeldammsgatan 20, Stockholm in 2013 and in 2016 moved to the former German Embassy at Artellerigatan.In May 2021 the gallery opened a new exhibition space, Hospitalet, in the 18th century mental asylum formerly known as Danvikens Hospital in Nacka, Stockholm, in collaboration with Gullringsbo Konstsamling.In addition to the London and Stockholm programme, Kostyál commissions artist projects at his home in Milan. The gallery regularly stages offsite exhibitions in the UK and Sweden. It runs invitational artist residency programmes at Masseria Fontana di Vite, Matera and, in collaboration with artist Canyon Castator, at Mohilef Studios, Los Angeles. Each summer Kostyál hosts an invitational Draw Jam in the south of Italy. Stora Sundby is one of Sweden’s most beautiful castles and was completed in 1848, now boasting four large towers symbolising the seasons, 12 smaller turrets for the months, 52 rooms for the weeks of the year, and 365 windows - one for each day in the calendar. Today, Stora Sundby is the home of Mauritz and Ida-Sofia Klingspor, and the estate has been in the Klinsgspor family since 1888. The preservation of cultural and historical assets is of great importance in the management of the estate.In addition to maintaining the castle and its accompanying buildings, they work actively with nature conservation and gamekeeping to promote a richly diversified flora and fauna. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode our host Roland-Philippe Kretzschmar talks with artist Brittney Leanne Williams and gallerist Katharine Kostyál.Brittney Leeanne Williams (b. 1990, Pasadena, CA) transforms Southern California vistas into what she calls “emotional landscapes: representations of psychological states, memories, and emotional ties,” often staging a red, bent figure in tableaux where the natural world and architecture blend and reflect each other. Williams’ female forms become conduits for her exploration of feminine and Black identities. Today she lives and works in Chicago, IL and her work has recently been exhibited at Alexander Berggruen, New York, NY; The Hole, New York, NY; Zevitas Marcus, Los Angeles, CA; Monique Meloche, Chicago, IL; Mamoth, London, UK; Carl Kostyál, Milan, IT and Stockholm, SE Katharine Kostyál is a curator, director, and dealer running the renowned art gallery Carl Kostyál founded by her husband. Carl Kostyál opened his eponymous gallery at no. 12A Savile Row, London W1 in 2010 after a decade of private dealing and advising. He launched his first Stockholm space, Isbrytaren, at Igeldammsgatan 20, Stockholm in 2013 and in 2016 moved to the former German Embassy at Artellerigatan.In May 2021 the gallery opened a new exhibition space, Hospitalet, in the 18th century mental asylum formerly known as Danvikens Hospital in Nacka, Stockholm, in collaboration with Gullringsbo Konstsamling.In addition to the London and Stockholm programme, Kostyál commissions artist projects at his home in Milan. The gallery regularly stages offsite exhibitions in the UK and Sweden. It runs invitational artist residency programmes at Masseria Fontana di Vite, Matera and, in collaboration with artist Canyon Castator, at Mohilef Studios, Los Angeles. Each summer Kostyál hosts an invitational Draw Jam in the south of Italy. Stora Sundby is one of Sweden’s most beautiful castles and was completed in 1848, now boasting four large towers symbolising the seasons, 12 smaller turrets for the months, 52 rooms for the weeks of the year, and 365 windows - one for each day in the calendar. Today, Stora Sundby is the home of Mauritz and Ida-Sofia Klingspor, and the estate has been in the Klinsgspor family since 1888. The preservation of cultural and historical assets is of great importance in the management of the estate.In addition to maintaining the castle and its accompanying buildings, they work actively with nature conservation and gamekeeping to promote a richly diversified flora and fauna. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

#10 Brittney Leeanne Williams & Katharine Kostyál

Episode Twenty-Three features Brittney Leeanne Williams a Chicago-based artist, originally from Los Angeles. Her work has been exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami (Untitled Art Fair), and Venice, Italy (Venice Biennale), as well as in Chicago and throughout the Midwest. Williams attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2017) and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2008-09). She is a Joan Mitchell Foundation grant recipient. Williams was a 2017-2018 artist-in-residence at University of Chicago (CSRPC/Arts + Public Life) and has held residencies at Chicago Artists Coalition (HATCH Projects) and Hyde Park Art Center (The Center Program). Her set design for the short film Self-Deportation has been featured at film festivals nationwide and internationally, including Anthology Film Archives (NYC) and the Pineapple Underground Film Festival (Hong Kong). Brittney is currently in a group show at the Anna Zorina Gallery titled 'Sit Still: Self Portraits in the Age of Distraction' curated by Patty Horing and Deborah Brown. Welcome and Enjoy! Image credit: Chris Edwardshttp://www.brittneyleeannewilliams.com/ https://joanmitchellfoundation.org/artist-programs/artist-grants/painter-sculptors/2018/brittney-leeanne-williams https://www.hydeparkart.org/directory/brittney-leeanne-williams-2/https://elephant.art/brittney-leeanne-williams-deep-red-paintings-signal-female-trauma-01052020/

Episode Twenty-Three features Brittney Leeanne Williams a Chicago-based artist, originally from Los Angeles. Her work has been exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami (Untitled Art Fair), and Venice, Italy (Venice Biennale), as well as in Chicago and throughout the Midwest. Williams attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2017) and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2008-09). She is a Joan Mitchell Foundation grant recipient. Williams was a 2017-2018 artist-in-residence at University of Chicago (CSRPC/Arts + Public Life) and has held residencies at Chicago Artists Coalition (HATCH Projects) and Hyde Park Art Center (The Center Program). Her set design for the short film Self-Deportation has been featured at film festivals nationwide and internationally, including Anthology Film Archives (NYC) and the Pineapple Underground Film Festival (Hong Kong).  Brittney is currently in a group show at the Anna Zorina Gallery titled 'Sit Still: Self Portraits in the Age of Distraction' curated by Patty Horing and Deborah Brown. Welcome and Enjoy!  Image credit: Chris Edwards <a href="http://www.brittneyleeannewilliams.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.brittneyleeannewilliams.com/</a> <a href="https://joanmitchellfoundation.org/artist-programs/artist-grants/painter-sculptors/2018/brittney-leeanne-williams" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://joanmitchellfoundation.org/artist-programs/artist-grants/painter-sculptors/2018/brittney-leeanne-williams</a> <a href="https://www.hydeparkart.org/directory/brittney-leeanne-williams-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.hydeparkart.org/directory/brittney-leeanne-williams-2/</a> https://elephant.art/brittney-leeanne-williams-deep-red-paintings-signal-female-trauma-01052020/

Meet Brittney a 26 year old artist from L.A.  Listen along as we discuss why Jesus is her medium, being the only black kid at a predominantly Chinese school, and establishing credibility as a young black artist.