Our hosts, Clariza and Rebecca, sit in awe of the talented and truly inspiring artist, Faith Ringgold. Her works discuss discrimination, racism, misogyny, and are still relevant to this day. She is an uncompromising badass who continues to contribute to the art world and the enrichment of all of our lives.

Uemura was the first female artist to win Japan’s highest award for cultural achievement and had a very successful career - all while being a single mother. Our hosts discuss her life, work, and how much of a quiet and distinguished badass she was.

Carrington survived the Nazis and the men of the Surrealist movement to become an influential artist who is still important today. Our hosts discuss her long life, and her amazingly beautiful and perfectly strange works of art and literature.

Our hosts discuss the work of illustrator, painter and artist Jeanne Mammen’s. Her work often features empowered women, the downtrodden, and her personal experience in a tumultuous time in history.

Our hosts discuss the life and work of Lygia Pape. A Brazilian artist who, under its oppressive regime, created beautiful and minimalistic work that pushed boundaries.

Our hosts discuss Ana Mendieta and her thought provoking and provocative works. They get a little passionate and a little pissed discussing her incredible but very short life.

In this episode our slightly intoxicated hosts discuss the long life and diverse career of one of the greatest contemporary artists of our time.

On this episode Clariza and Rebecca talk about Sophie Calle and what a badass creep she is. We discuss a handful of her major works and how much we all want to be loved.

For our first episode we discuss O'Keeffe's major works and influence.