Isabel Bishop's guest appearances

Isabel Bishop

Face-to-Face, from the National Portrait Gallery

Beyond the Paint with Bernadine

What's in the Basement?

Kehinde Wiley

Louie Palu

Patti Smith

Toni Morrison

Frederick Douglass

John Kelly

Agnes Martin

Carrie Mae Weems

Orson Welles

Robert Frost

Alice Waters

Katharine Hepburn

Esperanza Spalding

Liezel Strauss

Ronald Reagan

OwlTail

Isabel Bishop's etching Double Date Delayed (1948) exemplifies her style as a printmaker by capturing a slice of life in early twentieth century Manhattan. Educational Specialist Emma joins Craig to unpack this piece and discuss Bishop's boundary-pushing artistic choices.

Isabel Bishop's etching Double Date Delayed (1948) exemplifies her style as a printmaker by capturing a slice of life in early twentieth century Manhattan. Educational Specialist Emma joins Craig to unpack this piece and discuss Bishop's boundary-pushing artistic choices.

24. Double Date Delayed: A Photograph by Isabel Bishop

American artist Isabel Bishop, through her observations from her window into NYC's Union Square, makes compositions of everyday women in their everyday activities with renewed dignity.I want to acknowledge the author Helen Yglesias for her text, "Isabel Bishop," and the New York Times; two references I used for this episode. You can view the work @beyondthepaintpodcast on Instagram and @ beyondthepaint.net

American artist Isabel Bishop, through her observations from her window into NYC's Union Square, makes compositions of everyday women in their everyday activities with renewed dignity. I want to acknowledge the author Helen Yglesias for her text, "Isabel Bishop," and the New York Times; two references I used for this episode. You can view the work @beyondthepaintpodcast on Instagram and @ <a href="http://beyondthepaint.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">beyondthepaint.net</a>

Episode 47: Isabel Bishop: Girls Sitting in Union Square Fountain"

Wendy Wick Reaves, curator of prints and drawings, discusses two self-portraits by Isabel Bishop in the NPG's exhibition "Reflections/Refractions"

Isabel Bishop self-portraits, Face-to-Face talk