Artwrld hosts live talks every week with leading artists, technologists, art professionals, and entrepreneurs about the opportunities and challenges at the vanguard of creativity.
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Signup to Generate a PitchArtwrld hosts live talks every week with leading artists, technologists, art professionals, and entrepreneurs about the opportunities and challenges at the vanguard of creativity.
Recent episodes include "Ben Davis on What’s At Stake in Art Criticism Today" (31 March 2025, 82 minutes), "Filmmaker Bennett Miller on the Imperative of Artistic Innovation in the Age of AI" (21 March 2025, 54 minutes), and "Christie’s Nicole Sales Giles on Making History With the First AI Art Auction" (13 March 2025, 70 minutes).
Artwrld publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for Artwrld is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Artwrld requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Artwrld's contact route on record: public web form.
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Artwrld is an arts podcast with 24 episodes published.
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Episode #12
<p>If you’re an art critic, it helps to feel that something is at stake in what you’re writing about. It sharpens the pencil, so to speak.<br/><br/>When reading the criticism of Ben Davis, the feeling of stakes is...
Episode #11
<p>Around 2015, after finishing the acclaimed movie Foxcatcher, the filmmaker Bennett Miller began working on a documentary about AI. </p><p>Though it was years before Chat GPT brought the technology to mainstream...
Episode #10
<p>If you're in the art and tech space—or the art world writ large—you've probably been at least a little transfixed by the drama, controversy, and, ultimately, financial success attached to the Christie's Augmented Art...
Episode #9
<p>Few things feel worse than being misunderstood. That’s especially the case when you’re persistently misunderstood—when, try as you might to convince someone of something you know to be true, it falls on deaf ears...
Episode #8
<p>A few years ago, the Kickstarter-cofounder and creative entrepreneur Yancey Strickler went down the crypto rabbit hole. </p><p>In his brilliant 2019 essay “The Dark Forest Theory of the Internet,” he had articulated...
Episode #7
<p>Back in 2014, after Google Glass was released, the tech journalist and entrepreneur Tom Emrich wore that notoriously before-its-time AR device for nearly a year, trying to find ways to integrate it into his life. One...
Episode #6
<p>With AI, blockchain, and augmented reality gradually but inexorably changing the nature of creative work, there has probably never been a time when planning one’s artistic career path has been more fraught with...
Episode #5
<p>It’s a twist of history that the AI revolution first reached mainstream attention via visual art, with DALL-E, and yet artists have been among the technology’s biggest critics. </p><p>Ownership of intellectual...
Episode #4
<p>Christopher Lyons is a visionary leader, entrepreneur, and President of Web3 Media at a16z crypto. Lyons joined a16z in 2013, first as chief of staff to co-founder Ben Horowitz. In 2021, he helped launch a16z’s first...
Episode #3
<p>As a disruptive new administration arrives in Washington with pledges to hit the fast-forward button on Mars, AI, and crypto while simultaneously rolling back the clock on progressivism, it can be hard to orient...
Episode #2
<p>Monika Bielskyte is a visionary futurist and speculative designer whose work transcends traditional boundaries of art, technology, and social theory. As the founder of Protopia Futures, she challenges conventional...
Episode #1
<p>What if the next time you went to a museum you didn’t just look at the art on the wall—what if you activated a controller and played it? </p><p>To a certain degree, this is already happening. Video game-based art has...
Episode #12
<p>How does one describe the Zelig-like art world force of nature that is Kenny Schachter?</p><p>He’s a teacher, lecturer, and writer whose Artnet column—a monthly compendium of art market gossip, intrigue, and...
Episode #11
<p>One of the reasons the intersection of art and technology is such an exciting space to be is its sheer vivifying complexity, with each side of the dyad containing long histories of innovation that can take a lifetime...
Episode #10
<p>One of the challenges of spotting an original artist is that we tend to judge new art based on the criteria of the past—causing a major blind spot when it comes to disruptive innovation that’s playing different games...
Episode #9
<p>Matthieu Lorrain is a creative and technology pioneer in the fields of digital experiences & content innovation.</p><p>He is currently Creative Lead, AI & Creativity Research at Google DeepMind. He is also the...
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<p>Since AI broke into public consciousness with ChatGPT's launch in November 2022—just two years ago—the race for artificial general intelligence, or AGI, has dominated headlines as a climactic drama with humanity's...
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<p>Ryan Zurrer is the founder of Dialectic, a Swiss-based fund focused on alternative assets.</p><p>Ryan was a very early investor in some of the best-performing venture investments of the last decade. Ryan launched...
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<p>These days, as artificial intelligence begins to spread through society, it’s impossible not to sense that something fundamental about our reality is changing—something as encompassing, in its way, as the shift from...
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<p>The artist Anicka Yi is a human being, but she's not stuck up about it. In fact, she's perhaps most at home collaborating with non-human entities, pushing the boundaries of what art can be and who—or what—can create...
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