Art Beat

Micol Hebron returns to ArtBeat to talk about gender disparities in the art world, and the latest iteration of the Gallery Tally project.

Joel Holmberg stops by to chat about his new paintings on view at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, net art, and Luke Wilson's hairstylist.

Lily and Nick have a spoooooky discussion about the Yale Halloween controversy, ivory tower privilege, and racial inequality.

Richard Prince and his creepy Instagram show.

Jenny Odell gives us a tour of her Bureau of Suspended Objects, developed during her residency at the city dump.

Lily & Nick discuss the new David Foster Wallace biopic starring Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Segel and DFW's legacy.

Lily reports live from D.C. on the Antarctic Artists and Writers Program; Lily and Nick discuss the artistic pursuits of the famed African-American-impersonating NAACP leader.

Jono Brandel discusses multimedia app Patatap, the Grey Area Art + Technology project and virtual reality.

A student revolt at USC, Marina Abromovic clashes with Jay-Z over Picasso Baby and Emma Sulkowicz graduates from Columbia.

Jenny Odell drops by to discuss art on the internet, legal troubles and how to value art as product.

May 3, 2015: Lily and Nick interview painter and author Juliana Romano about her new teen novel, First There Was Forever, published in April by Penguin Books.