The title of this podcast, “You Can’t Eat Art,” comes from a conversation I had with a relative who disputes the relevance and value of art. He couldn’t see its purpose because in his mind it didn’t serve a tangible function nor did it have the ability to put food on the table. The artists who I interview have been in residence at the Lucas Artists Program at the Montalvo Arts Center; they represent a diverse range of mediums and practices, and each has a unique approach to the relationship between art and commerce. We'll explore why artists choose to make art and offer insight into how artists navigate the commodification of their work, and shed light on what shapes their creative processes. Ultimately,“You Can’t Eat Art” seeks to reaffirm art's role as an indispensable cultural force, one that fosters connection, introspection, and growth. You Can’t Eat Art challenges the reductive notion of art as a commodity, and invites listeners to reconsider how
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe title of this podcast, “You Can’t Eat Art,” comes from a conversation I had with a relative who disputes the relevance and value of art. He couldn’t see its purpose because in his mind it didn’t serve a tangible function nor did it have the ability to put food on the table.
Recent episodes include "The Construction and Deconstruction of Value with Kathy Aoki" (1 April 2026, 30 minutes), "Chaos and Care with Beatrice Gosse" (16 March 2026, 22 minutes), and "Narrative Intervention with Jalena Keane-Lee" (10 March 2026, 27 minutes).
You Can't Eat Art publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for You Can't Eat Art is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. You Can't Eat Art requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. You Can't Eat Art's contact route on record: public web form.
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You Can't Eat Art is an arts podcast with 12 episodes published.
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<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art , Clara Kamunde is in conversation with multidisciplinary conceptual artist Kathy Aoki. Her work addresses gender and pop-culture issues through approachable visual formats spiked...
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<p><br/>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art , Clara Kamunde is in conversation with Beatrice Gosse an interdisciplinary artist whose practice intersects contemporary dance, film and performance. Their work dives deep...
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<p><b>Episode 10: </b><b>Narrative Intervention</b><b> with Jalena Keane-Lee</b></p><p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art , Clara Kamunde is in conversation with Jalena Keane-Lee an award-winning documentary film...
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<p><b>Episode 9</b></p><p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde is in conversation with Pantea Karimi a multidisciplinary artist whose practice blends printmaking, animation, video, sculpture. Pantea...
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<p><b>You Can’t Eat Art Episode 8 - </b><b>The Impulse To Create</b><br/> <br/>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde is in conversation with multi-disciplinary artist Francisco Graciano, a primarily...
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<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde is in conversation with Christine Wong Yap a visual artist and social practitioner working in drawing, printmaking, publishing, textiles, public art. Her practice...
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<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art Clara Kamunde is in conversation with interdisciplinary performer-composer-improviser Damian Norfleet. A critical review describes him as “a gifted improvisational singer...
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<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde is in conversation with interdisciplinary artist Beth Krebs. Beth's work includes site responsive installations, performance videos, sculpture, and participatory...
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<p><br/></p><p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde is in conversation with literary artist Lyzette Wanzer. Lizette is a writer, editor, writing instructor and coach, and her work appears in over thirty...
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<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde is in conversation with interdisciplinary artist Mike Arcega. Mike’s works range from sculpture, drawing, and painting to installations, video and performance. He...
Episode #3
<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art , Clara Kamunde is in conversation with interdisciplinary artist Mike Arcega. Working primarily in sculpture and installation, his works range from sculpture, drawing, and...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde speaks with Ava Roy, founder of We Players, an innovative site-specific theater company that blends storytelling and public performance, pushing the boundaries of...
You Can't Eat Art
<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, Clara Kamunde speaks with Ava Roy, founder of We Players, an innovative site-specific theater company that blends storytelling and public performance, pushing the boundaries of...
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<p>In this episode of You Can’t Eat Art, listeners will be immersed in the rich and resonant sound vibrations created by LAP guest artist, Jenn Johns. Jenn is a multidisciplinary artist who transcends genres but is best...
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