Arts Administrator, and Contemporary Arts Journalist, Caira is The Curatorial Blonde. This podcast offers insight into the fine arts world with intimate conversations from artists to curators, to everyone in between. The Curatorial Blonde gives listeners new food for thought and a deeper look into the art world. To become a supporter click here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecuratorialblonde/subscribe
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In this episode of The Curatorial Blonde Podcast , host Caira Moreira speaks with Legacy Russell — curator, writer, and Executive Director & Chief Curator of The Kitchen. Russell is the author of Glitch Feminism and Black Meme , and her work reimagines how we experience art in both digital and physical space. Together, they discuss curating at the intersections of technology, diaspora, and…
In this episode of The Curatorial Blonde , Caira sits down with Hrag Vartanian — co-founder and editor-in-chief of Hyperallergic — to unpack the evolving role of art criticism in today’s cultural landscape. From the early days of building one of the most influential art publications to navigating the shifting boundaries between journalism, activism, and personal voice, Hrag offers candid insights…
In this episode of The Curatorial Blonde , Caira sits down with contemporary abstract artist Ashley Cole, whose bold, expressive works channel the energy of color, memory, and personal symbolism. Ashley shares how her early environment shaped her creative voice and sparked her love for vibrant color and layered textures. Together, they discuss Ashley’s unique approach to abstraction, the…
In this episode of The Curatorial Blonde , Caira sits down with Asmaa Walton — Detroit-based arts educator and founder of the Black Art Library, a growing reference archive dedicated to Black visual art. We talk about the origin of the project, the role of ephemera in preserving cultural memory, and the importance of making art history accessible to all. From museum education to grassroots…
This week on The Curatorial Blonde, we are thrilled to welcome the immensely talented Layo Bright! Known for her captivating sculptures and mixed-media works, Bright explores themes of migration, inheritance, and identity through materials like glass, clay, wood, and textiles. Her art resonates deeply, reflecting fragile yet complex relationships with personal, natural, and built environments. In…
New Episode: The Curatorial Blonde x Arvie Smith In this episode of The Curatorial Blonde , I sit down with the incredible Arvie Smith, a painter whose vibrant, politically charged works confront the legacies of racism, power, and representation in America. We discuss his artistic journey, the influence of storytelling in his practice, and how his bold, layered compositions challenge dominant…
🎙️ New Episode Alert: A Conversation with Natasha Roberts This week on The Curatorial Blonde , we are honored to host Natasha Roberts —a visionary publicist turned art advisor and strategic consultant. Known for her ability to bridge creativity and strategy, Natasha works with artists, brands, nonprofits, and cultural organizations to craft impactful campaigns and culturally resonant experiences.…
In this week’s episode, we're thrilled to welcome multidisciplinary artist Basil Kincaid ! Known for their powerful explorations of memory, identity, and liberation through quilting, performance, and sculpture, Basil dives deep into the roots of their practice, the influences that shape their artistry, and the role of community in their work. Tune in as we explore Basil's journey, their unique…
Tune in this week for a special monthly episode of The Curatorial Blonde where we take a look at the current state of the art market in the midst the fall art season.
This episode, we’re joined by the incredible artist Adebunmi Gbadebo ! Renowned for her powerful sculptures and works using materials like human hair, indigo, and cotton, Adebunmi sheds light on her profound approach to reclaiming history, memory, and the Black experience through her art. Listen in as we discuss her journey, the symbolic materials she uses, and the stories embedded in her work.…
