Matt Stromberg's guest appearances

Matt Stromberg

The Conversation Art Podcast

The Carla Podcast

Sarah Williams

David Lynch

Dianna Molzan

Catherine Wagley

Todd Gray

Christina Catherine Martinez

Adam Miller

Lari Pittman

John Baldessari

Kelly Akashi

Travis Diehl

Jim Walters

Bettina Korek

Sam Parker

Hamza Walker

OwlTail

Amanda Ross Ho

Amanda Ross

Whose work is it anyways? — Norm Laich’s world as a brush for hire — The art of the collaboration — Is there a viable way to share your work on social media? Hosted by Lindsay Preston Zappas Writer’s Room: Lindsay is joined by Carla contributor, Matt Stromberg to discuss his article from Carla issue 13 called “The Collaborative Art World of Norm Laich,” which discusses Norm’s recent show Brush for Hire at ICA, and his role as a fabricator over the years. We talk about Norm’s work as it pertains to questions of authorship, fabrication, and the role of artist assistants. L.A. at LargeLindsay is joined by the man himself, Norm Laich, as well as artist Amanda Ross-Ho—Norm and Amanda are long-time friends, and have worked on a number of projects together. We discuss how they met, the process behind art making, and their experiences as artists living and working in Los Angeles. Dear Carla: Lindsay continues the conversation with Amanda Ross-Ho to answer a listener submitted question about posting work on social media, fears of being copied or ripped-off, and the viability of Instagram to reach new audiences or galleries. 

Whose work is it anyways? — Norm Laich’s world as a brush for hire — The art of the collaboration — Is there a viable way to share your work on social media? Hosted by Lindsay Preston Zappas Writer’s Room: Lindsay is joined by Carla contributor, Matt Stromberg to discuss his article from Carla issue 13 called “<a href="http://contemporaryartreview.la/the-collaborative-art-world-of-norm-laich/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Collaborative Art World of Norm Laich</a>,” which discusses Norm’s recent show <a href="https://www.theicala.org/en/exhibitions/2-this-brush-for-hire-norm-laich-many-other-artists" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brush for Hire</a> at ICA, and his role as a fabricator over the years. We talk about Norm’s work as it pertains to questions of authorship, fabrication, and the role of artist assistants. L.A. at Large Lindsay is joined by the man himself, Norm Laich, as well as artist Amanda Ross-Ho—Norm and Amanda are long-time friends, and have worked on a number of projects together. We discuss how they met, the process behind art making, and their experiences as artists living and working in Los Angeles. Dear Carla: Lindsay continues the conversation with Amanda Ross-Ho to answer a listener submitted question about posting work on social media, fears of being copied or ripped-off, and the viability of Instagram to reach new audiences or galleries.

Episode 7: Amanda Ross Ho, Norm Laich, Matt Stromberg

Dani Tull

Yvonne Bas Tull

The role of Instagram in the art museum – should museums be adapting programing to appeal to the general public? – Highland Park gallery, Odd Ark LA, shares their story – We listen to some great music by Mike Kelley and Jim Shaw (D'red D'warf). Hosted By Lindsay Preston Zappas Writer’s Room: Lindsay and Aaron are joined by Carla writer, Matt Stromberg, to discuss his new Carla article "Museum as Selfie Station." Should a trip to the museum be about entertainment or cultural enrichment? How has social media affect public engagement with art institutions, and how are museums adapting to try to stay relevant, and keep people engaged? L.A.-at-Large: Yvonne Bas Tull and Dani Tull, the couple who founded the new Highland Park gallery Odd Ark LA, share their history within the Los Angeles, and the process of deciding to start a gallery. Odd Ark hosts a hybrid event program which celebrates the L.A. music scene, and the rich history of artist musicians. Dani shares a couple of tracks by L.A. artists Mike Kelley and Jim Shaw (D'red D'warf). Music Credits: D’red D’warf , A TONE MEANT FOR YOUR SINS, Slouching Toward Bedlam (Dec 7 2016). Jim Shaw, Dani Tull, Brian Randolph, and Daniel Hope. Tijuana Hayride, from Mike Kelley’s Day Is Done / Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Sampler: Mike Kelley; Sampler, Keyboards: Scott Benzel.

The role of Instagram in the art museum – should museums be adapting programing to appeal to the general public? – Highland Park gallery, Odd Ark LA, shares their story – We listen to some great music by Mike Kelley and Jim Shaw (D'red D'warf). Hosted By Lindsay Preston Zappas Writer’s Room: Lindsay and Aaron are joined by Carla writer, Matt Stromberg, to discuss his new Carla article "Museum as Selfie Station." Should a trip to the museum be about entertainment or cultural enrichment? How has social media affect public engagement with art institutions, and how are museums adapting to try to stay relevant, and keep people engaged? L.A.-at-Large: Yvonne Bas Tull and Dani Tull, the couple who founded the new Highland Park gallery Odd Ark LA, share their history within the Los Angeles, and the process of deciding to start a gallery. Odd Ark hosts a hybrid event program which celebrates the L.A. music scene, and the rich history of artist musicians. Dani shares a couple of tracks by L.A. artists Mike Kelley and Jim Shaw (D'red D'warf). Music Credits: D’red D’warf , A TONE MEANT FOR YOUR SINS, Slouching Toward Bedlam (Dec 7 2016). Jim Shaw, Dani Tull, Brian Randolph, and Daniel Hope.  Tijuana Hayride, from Mike Kelley’s Day Is Done / Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Sampler: Mike Kelley; Sampler, Keyboards: Scott Benzel.

Episode 4: Matt Stromberg on Instagram in the Art Museum, Interview with Dani Tull and Yvonne Bas Tull of Odd Ark LA