Launched in 2023, Threads: The Art Exchange is an artist development firm + global vehicle elevating artists through strategy, story, and expansive reach. Over the course of two seasons + special episodes, the audio component of our platform features a wide range of discussed art-related topics and interviews with artists, curators, educators, art collectors, and art directors. We offer our listeners perspectives on collaboration, culture, and insight into the art sector through a multicultural lens. With a continuous commitment to steer innovative programming, artist engagement, and visual storytelling, Threads is dedicated to shaping the next generation of artists and creatives. Threads is hosted by the Creator + Director, Sydney Frakes.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLaunched in 2023, Threads: The Art Exchange is an artist development firm + global vehicle elevating artists through strategy, story, and expansive reach. Over the course of two seasons + special episodes, the audio component of our platform features a wide range of discussed art-related topics and interviews with artists, curators, educators, art collectors, and art directors.
Recent episodes include "Art as a Lifeline" (10 June 2026, 53 minutes), "The Loudest Quiet" (25 March 2026, 55 minutes), and "Griot Genesis" (18 February 2026, 42 minutes).
Threads: The Art Exchange publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Threads: The Art Exchange is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Threads: The Art Exchange requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Threads: The Art Exchange's contact route on record: verified email.
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Threads: The Art Exchange is an arts podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Threads: The Art Exchange
In this special episode, Detroit-based art collector and juvenile court referee Leslie Graves invites us into a collecting practice that began as refuge and grew into something far more intentional. For Graves...
Threads: The Art Exchange
In this episode, Detroit-based abstract artist Noble Liverpool invites us into a practice where collage becomes more than composition, it becomes a language. For Liverpool, arranging and rearranging fragments is how...
Threads: The Art Exchange
In the accompanying episode to the digital exhibition Griot Genesis , this intimate conversation offers a deeper look into Miriam Uhura’s evolving creative practice. Reflecting on her early itch to create and the moment...
Threads: The Art Exchange
In this soulful episode, artist Madhurima Ganguly invites us into a world where painting becomes more than practice but also a ritual. For Ganguly, art is both a private journal and a divine encounter as a space of...
Threads: The Art Exchange
On this special episode, we are joined by Paloma Núñez-Regueiro to discuss printmaking as both a political act and a personal archive. Born in Peru and raised in Mexico, Núñez-Regueiro reflects on a life shaped by...
Threads: The Art Exchange
In this special episode, we are joined by Brazilian-born, New York–based collage artist Edgard Barbosa, whose art practice navigates the intersections of memory, media, and identity. Barbosa reflects on the role of...
Episode #12
On our season 2 finale we interview Detroit-based artist Mario Moore. Examining social, political, and historical issues, Mario Moore explores black identity and black history through his paintings, drawings, and...
Episode #11
Working in the realm of lens-adjacent, interdisciplinary approaches, Rachel Elise Thomas' interests lies in older photography and images by critiquing the past and challenging people to think about changing their...
Episode #10
Working in both traditional and digital art, artist Mark Sarmel’s practice centers around diverse people and cultures. Sarmel sits down with us to discuss providing a voice for the underrepresented and laying the...
Episode #9
Julian Jamaal Jones is a multidisciplinary artist and educator from Indianapolis, Indiana who primarily works with textiles and works on paper. His abstract compositions reflect the black experience, black identity...
Episode #8
On episode 8, we interview writer, educator, and fiber artist Fatema Haque who discusses the importance of documenting the Bangladeshi American community in Michigan through her hand embroidered portraits and the...
Episode #7
On this episode we discuss art that addresses injustice and how it has impacted BIPOC communities, culture, and the world at large. Discover more on our website and follow us on Instagram !
Episode #6
On episode 6, we interview artist Marwa Hachem who discusses her experience as an entrepreneur, the role art has played in her motherhood journey, art’s healing nature and her passion for depicting and sustaining a...
Episode #5
On episode 5, we interview fiber artist Meli Bandera who discusses expanding their family’s legacy through fiber art by blending their Mexican culture with contemporary practices. Discover more on our website and follow...
Episode #4
You rarely hear about BIPOC artists contributions to the world of animation. On this episode, we discuss the history of animation, including BIPOC artists who helped create some of Disney’s and Pixar’s most beloved...
Episode #3
On episode 3, we sit down with artist Cydney Camp to discuss the power oil paint holds when depicting the black figure. Discover more on our website and follow us on Instagram !
Episode #2
Do you think art can be used as activism? On this episode, we discuss the impact of global warming and if the recent rise in defacing art has been effective. Discover more on our website and follow us on Instagram !
Episode #1
We open our second season with reflecting and honoring the lessons that have shed light on the reality of maintaining a platform that promotes unity, the essence of self, and the importance of introspection. Discover...
Episode #11
On our season one finale, we interview fiber artist, designer, and educator Taylor Childs. Her fiber work (or pieces) explores familial themes and narrates her lived experience as an African American. Discover more on...
Episode #10
Throughout history, art has been a staple in capturing revolutions through many different mediums. On episode 10, we discuss four artists: Shirin Neshat, Barbara Jones-Hogu, Emory Douglas, and F.N. Souza, all of whom...
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