Judy Ledgerwood's guest appearances

Judy Ledgerwood

Bad at Sports

Southeast Asia Crossroads Podcast - CSEAS @ NIU

Amanda Williams

Mark Padoongpatt

Mark Allen

Gavin Turk

David Shrigley

Chris Walla

John Jennings

Jenn Smith

Michael Parker

Holly Hanessian

Scott McCloud

John Brandon

Marina Abramović

Chris Ware

Claire Ashley

OwlTail

In this episode, Judy Ledgerwood sits down to talk about her latest research and the unprecedented study of one Cambodian village across tumultuous decades.

Inside the Maelstrom: Life in One Cambodian Village Across 60 Years w/ Judy Ledgerwood

Tony Tasset

Holy crap! This show is an instant classic. Richard returns;not only to production duty but also, at long last, to interview duty. Painter and art legend Judy Ledgerwood is our guest. Guest host Tony Tasset joinsin on interviewing duties to ask the hard hitting questions. Not to be missed. The following bio is shamelessly stolen from the Hyde Park Art Center, please don't sue us: In the tradition of Modernist painting, Judy Ledgerwood paintsmonumental abstract compositions that explore light, color, andstructure. Her paintings are formal, decorative, and tranquil whilesimultaneously being highly personal, optically challenging, andinherently subversive. In her compositions, she creates a dialogue thatis uniquely feminine but also powerful and authoritative. Early in hercareer, Ledgerwood began incorporating traditionally feminine pastelcolors into her landscape based paintings in an attempt to challengeand undermine the historically male-dominated tradition of gesturalabstract paintings. Today her compositions include circular motifstypically associated with the decorative arts tradition. In the 1970smany feminist artists identified and celebrated circular patterns asbeing connected to female identity. Ledgerwood acknowledges thistradition through her continued use of dot motifs, which she identifiesas her form of non exclamatory mark-making. Ledgerwood is the recipientof a Tiffany Award in the Visual Arts, a National Endowment for theArts Award, an Illinois Art Council Award and two CIRAGrants from Northwestern University. Her work is represented in thepublic collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the MetropolitanMuseum of Art, the Milwaukee Museum of Art, the Museum of ContemporaryArt Chicago, and Swissbank New York. Her degrees are from the ArtAcademy of Cincinnati, BFA, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, MFA. If that weren’t enough, crack open a diet coke plus and sitdown for Mike Benedetto who is joined by Tony Fitzpatrick as they review thenew Jodi Foster Revenge thriller The Brave One during which they use the phrase“Charles Bronson with tits?.  And for you Encyclopedia Brown sleuths out there, allegedly there is a secret message from Tony Tasset hidden somewhere in theshow. If you listen to one freaking episode of BAS this year it sure as hell better be this one.

Holy crap! This show is an instant classic. Richard returns; not only to production duty but also, at long last, to interview duty. Painter and art legend Judy Ledgerwood is our guest. Guest host Tony Tasset joins in on interviewing duties to ask the hard hitting questions. Not to be missed. The following bio is shamelessly stolen from the Hyde Park Art Center, please don't sue us: In the tradition of Modernist painting, Judy Ledgerwood paints monumental abstract compositions that explore light, color, and structure. Her paintings are formal, decorative, and tranquil while simultaneously being highly personal, optically challenging, and inherently subversive. In her compositions, she creates a dialogue that is uniquely feminine but also powerful and authoritative. Early in her career, Ledgerwood began incorporating traditionally feminine pastel colors into her landscape based paintings in an attempt to challenge and undermine the historically male-dominated tradition of gestural abstract paintings. Today her compositions include circular motifs typically associated with the decorative arts tradition. In the 1970s many feminist artists identified and celebrated circular patterns as being connected to female identity. Ledgerwood acknowledges this tradition through her continued use of dot motifs, which she identifies as her form of non exclamatory mark-making. Ledgerwood is the recipient of a Tiffany Award in the Visual Arts, a National Endowment for the Arts Award, an Illinois Art Council Award and two CIRA Grants from Northwestern University. Her work is represented in the public collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Milwaukee Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and Swissbank New York. Her degrees are from the Art Academy of Cincinnati, BFA, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, MFA. If that weren’t enough, crack open a diet coke plus and sit down for Mike Benedetto who is joined by Tony Fitzpatrick as they review the new Jodi Foster Revenge thriller The Brave One during which they use the phrase “Charles Bronson with tits?.  And for you Encyclopedia Brown sleuths out there, allegedly there is a secret message from Tony Tasset hidden somewhere in the show. If you listen to one freaking episode of BAS this year it sure as hell better be this one.

Bad at Sports Episode 115: Judy Ledgerwood with guest host Tony Tasset