ARTMATTERS: The Podcast for Artists
Jul 30, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 17 segments
Welcome back to ARTMATTERS: The Podcast for Artists My guest today is artist and writer Matthew Weinstein. Over the course of his career, Matthew has exhibited extensively in museums and galleries…
Matthew WeinsteinGuestIsaac MannHost[upbeat music] So the works that you recently showed at Tibor de Nagy and the works that we were looking at, um, in the other room, I think of as a sort of cleaning house of the more romantic sunset paintings-
And whether or not I'm correct to say that, I'm wondering if you could tell me a bit what the movement, this more recent movement was like, how you got from that type of, quote-unquote, content-
And you'd said before we got on mic about sometimes the content will attach once you've kind of put the image together, which I'm interested about digging into.
What pulled you away from those rom- more romantic, maybe romantic, 'cause those are actually pretty romantic too, [laughs] the works out there, but more traditional-

You know? I, I think there's too much meaning everywhere now, and it, it, it makes it impossible to think for yourself.
[upbeat music] So the works that you recently showed at Tibor de Nagy and the works that we were looking at, um, in the other room, I think of as a sort of cleaning house of the more romantic sunset paintings-
And whether or not I'm correct to say that, I'm wondering if you could tell me a bit what the movement, this more recent movement was like, how you got from that type of, quote-unquote, content-
And you'd said before we got on mic about sometimes the content will attach once you've kind of put the image together, which I'm interested about digging into.
What pulled you away from those rom- more romantic, maybe romantic, 'cause those are actually pretty romantic too, [laughs] the works out there, but more traditional-

You know? I, I think there's too much meaning everywhere now, and it, it, it makes it impossible to think for yourself.
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