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The New Museum

Founded in 1977, the New Museum is a leading destination for new art and new ideas. It is Manhattan’s only dedicated contemporary art museum and is respected internationally for the adventurousness and global scope of its curatorial program. NEW ART, NEW IDEASwww.newmuseum.org

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Oct 7, 2026

Gerald CyrusGUEST
54:16
He's done a lot of work for magazines.
Gerald CyrusGUEST
54:18
He just did a feature on the artist Arthur Jafa, who's having a big retrospective at the New Museum in New York.
Gerald CyrusGUEST
54:26
He did a feature on him for the New York Times.
Gerald CyrusGUEST
54:30
But I really find this really inventive way that he does portraits, his great use of light, the way that he can get people to relax and at the same time make a very intriguing and almost out of the ordinary photograph or perspective.
Marek ProkupekGUEST
7:01
Uh, some museums are also op- operating incubators and co-working spaces.
Marek ProkupekGUEST
7:07
For example, the New York-- uh, the New Museum in New York supports entrepreneurial working act- across art, design, and technology.
Marek ProkupekGUEST
7:18
So basically, the museum provides workspace, mentoring, and professional development while receiving income from participant fees and gaining access to an innovative professional community.
Marek ProkupekGUEST
7:34
We can also, in the museum sector, we can also see more ambitious commercial partnerships.
Ashley Wren CollinsHOST
6:27
Bowery basically becomes, it's like Third Avenue, and it becomes the Bowery Down.
Ashley Wren CollinsHOST
6:34
below Halston Street I think is when it turns into the Bowery so NYU is like at 8th Street and as you're walking further downtown it becomes so now it's actually called the New Museum so I think back like when we wrote this it was the Bowery Museum but it's called the New Museum and they just did a huge extension on it or whatever so it's actually reopening in March go to the New Museum And so that's where they go for their date.
Ashley Wren CollinsHOST
7:06
And then Logan realizes, like, he's starving.
Ashley Wren CollinsHOST
7:09
And they go for Ethiopian food.
speaker_0NARRATOR
58:25
El veredicto polarizó a la comunidad artística neoyorquina.
speaker_0NARRATOR
58:31
Muchos se negaron a creer que una artista que se preparaba para su primera exposición individual en el New Museum se hubiera suicidado.
speaker_0NARRATOR
58:39
También descartaron que la caída hubiera sido accidental.
speaker_0NARRATOR
58:42
Many refused to believe that an artist preparing for her first solo exhibition at the New Museum had committed suicide.
speaker_0NARRATOR
58:49
They also ruled out that the fall had been accidental.
speaker_0NARRATOR
58:52
Muchos se negaron a creer que una artista que se preparaba para su primera exposición individual en el New Museum se hubiera suicidado.
speaker_0NARRATOR
59:03
También descartaron que la caída hubiera sido accidental.
speaker_0NARRATOR
59:08
Su familia, amigos y gran parte de la comunidad artística de vanguardia, especialmente la de los latinos e inmigrantes, así como los colectivos feministas, consideraron el fallo como un flagrante error judicial y una muestra de la misoginia imperante en el mundo del arte.
Michael ConnorGUEST
3:43
So sometimes we have events, or sometimes we support exhibitions in other places.
Michael ConnorGUEST
3:47
We also have a kind of longtime affiliation with the New Museum, where we do many of our events here in New York.
Michael ConnorGUEST
3:54
So we have kind of a rhizomatic structure in some ways.
Ben DavisHOST
3:56
Ah, I see.
Nicolas RapoldHOST
1:33
Museum exhibitions, actually.
Amy TaubinGUEST
1:35
So there is an exhibition at the new museum, which opened yesterday, called I Am Tony.
Amy TaubinGUEST
1:44
And it is a survey of the work of Arthur Jaffa, who is an artist in many, many mediums, but whose great work for me is time-based.
Amy TaubinGUEST
2:01
both sound and image base, and everything else then comes with it, kind of like movie posters, but not really.
Amy TaubinGUEST
2:09
That's underselling it.
Amy TaubinGUEST
2:12
He makes a lot of great work in a lot of mediums.
Amy TaubinGUEST
2:15
This occupies two floors of the new New Museum, which has an expansion on it.
Amy TaubinGUEST
2:23
So it's two floors of both buildings, which are now wonderful for his work, a lot of which he likes to show in tiny, narrow corridors so that you are trapped.
Rich MedinaGUEST
60:24
I put it somewhere safe, and then I go do my shit.
Rich MedinaGUEST
60:28
I'm not doing what Goldie did, doing what Crooked did, doing what MoMA did.
Rich MedinaGUEST
60:33
Today's model of creative, particularly in the DJ world, is to do some shit that somebody else did.
Rich MedinaGUEST
60:42
Literally.

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Rich MedinaGUEST
65:57
Victor Olaya is a fellow contemporary, if not mentor.
Rich MedinaGUEST
66:02
And she was also managing a guy called Gerald at the time.
Rich MedinaGUEST
66:07
Trevor Schumacher was about to do his first museum curation, and that curation was the Black President exhibit at the New Museum in 2001.
Rich MedinaGUEST
66:18
So when we started Jumpin' Funk, it was basically an information party.
Katie WayHOST
33:45
Well, let's end the podcast on a happier note and talk about something good.
Katie WayHOST
33:51
Julianne, you saw a really amazing exhibit at the New Museum this week.
Katie WayHOST
33:56
Want to talk about it?
Julianne Escobedo ShepherdPANELIST
33:57
Yes.
Julianne Escobedo ShepherdPANELIST
33:58
So the new museum is opening its new slate of exhibitions while you're listening this on Friday.
Julianne Escobedo ShepherdPANELIST
34:04
And they have the largest U.S. exhibit exhibition to date of Arthur Jafa's work.
Julianne Escobedo ShepherdPANELIST
34:11
Arthur Jafa is a New York artist.
Min ChenGUEST
26:11
[laughs]
Gabby Vidal IrizarryGUEST
26:11
I saw that at the New Museum [laughs] and, like, it's here and it's hung in such a different way.
Ben DavisHOST
26:17
What is that painting? Describe it for the-
Gabby Vidal IrizarryGUEST
26:19
Well, it's George Washington Carver, so it's essentially a replica of Geo- what, or not a replica, but it's an o- Ben, you'll do so, such a better job at describing this.
Alison StewartHOST
31:57
[upbeat music] The Bowery is an infamous thoroughfare with a long history.
Alison StewartHOST
32:05
Coming up, we'll learn about it via a new exhibit at the New Museum.
Alison StewartHOST
32:08
Curator Lisa Phillips joins me to discuss the show, and we wanna hear your stories and memories of The Bowery.
Alison StewartHOST
32:15
That's next after a quick break.
Alison StewartHOST
34:28
But in the 1950s, The Bowery transformed into a home for the beats and bohemians.
Alison StewartHOST
34:33
And in the '70s, young punks found community inside a club called CBGB.
Alison StewartHOST
34:38
The New Museum has also called Bowery the home since, its home since 2007, and a new exhibit opens today called The Bowery: Devil's Mile.
Alison StewartHOST
34:47
The show is curated by Lisa Phillips, former New Museum director, who retired earlier this year, and she is my guest right now.

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