The Boston Art Podcast

In which Theo & Brian discuss the differences between artists operating online and ones operating in the gallery or museum world as well as how social media use effects an artist's career.https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss the many ways an artist can learn how to promote events or network in their industry.https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss podcasting, what makes a good interview, and how to make guests comfortable. After a short break, the discussion turns toward 'DIY Ethic.' What does it mean? What is DIY? Does it belong to the music scene? What is the music scene? Are we framing it all wrong, and should we be thinking about this differently?https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian sit down with journalist, Joey Wolongevicz, to talk about art for an article published by the Boston Hassle. Read the full piece & more at the link below:https://bostonhassle.com/the-city-versus-creativity-a-conversation-on-the-boston-art-scene-with-brian-huntress-and-theodora-earthwurms/https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

Olivia Deng is a writer, artist, and the co creator of the 'Fuck Your Dreams Zine,' a DIY publication of art & writing focusing on death, decay, and destruction.Find Olivia herehttps://www.instagram.com/oliviadeng1/Find the Zine Herehttps://www.instagram.com/fuckyourdreamszine/https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian go toe to toe in the market place of ideas. Only one will make it out alive.https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian discuss celebrity look-a-likes, goatee styles, professionalism, and the importance of knowing how to describe yourself as an artist and when (& why) you should deploy that knowledge.https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian sit down with artist, Walter Tomasino. Artist bio written by Gallery East BostonProvocative in nature, Walter Tomasino’s work deals with subject matter many artists avoid. He portrays the darker side and the underbelly of existence; people of the night, lonely travelers in life often lurking in doorways, alleys or in natures secluded places. The ones who have stumbled or are stumbling in are largely unaware of their situation. The lost, the abandoned, the lonely, the forgotten and the despaired all are given a voice; a moment everlasting in his work.Tomasino is a colorful vibration with a message. He is his own genre which he calls ‘Expressionist-Punk’. His work is not about correctness. It‘s about color, feeling, emotion and expression; what the viewer feels upon seeing the work. Even the sadness and sorrows are elevated to the ethereal, the spiritual; as are his works with nature and animals, which are treated with awe and reverence. The purpose of Tomasino’s work is to ignite the light of expression and emotion; a reflection of the human condition, the pulse and feeling of nature and the colorful vibration of all life.Walter Tomasino grew up in Worcester, MA and attended the Orson Welles Film School (1972 – 1975) and Vesper George School of Art (1974 – 1977). He later moved to New York City where he collaborated with long-time friend Steven Giuliano. There they started an art production company called NADA making a series of short films, which included Tomasino’s painting, animation and poetry. Two films in particular saw extensive distribution on German, Dutch and French television.Walter Tomasino has been affiliated with Gallery East since his first solo exhibition there in 1981. Currently, he continues to make new work and is in the process of digitally re-mastering his 16mm animated film The New Dark Ages to be released by Gallery East Productions in the fall of 2013.http://www.galleryeastnetwork.com/walter-t/https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

In which Theo & Brian sit down with Plymouth artist, Kieran Kelleher. Find more of Kieran's art at https://kieks.art/ or visit him on instagram. https://www.instagram.com/kieran.kelleher_/https://www.bostonartpodcast.com/

Brian & Theo talk once again with friends of the show, Trevor Sullivan & Chris O'Grady, joined by Bullpup keyboardist & singer, Jon Garniss.The group sets out into Allston after leaving an open mic at Assemblage Art Space. We go to a restaurant, walk around, and then talk by our cars before breaking off and driving home. Episode Artwork by Theohttps://www.bostonartpodcast.com/