Untitled Podcast

As technology continues to reshape creative practices, generative art is opening new possibilities for how artists create, experiment, and engage with their audiences. This conversation will explore the evolving relationship between artists and technology, from code-based practices to emerging creative tools, while considering what these shifts mean for authorship, process, and the future of contemporary art. Claudia Mattos moderated, in conversation with Erick Calderon, Karen Farber, and Kirby Liu.

How has writing shaped the way art from the South is seen, understood, and remembered? This conversation looks at the evolving role of art criticism and art writing in documenting the region’s artistic landscape, from earlier narratives to the voices shaping its discourse today. Panelists will consider how criticism and journalism respond to changing cultural contexts and what it means to write about art from–and within–the South. Catherine Anspon moderated, in conversation with Nicholas Frank, Alana Ruiz, and Pete Gershon.

What defines Texas's artistic landscape today, and how does it resonate beyond the region? This conversation explores the people, places, and ideas shaping contemporary art across the state and region through the perspectives of curators and arts professionals working in the field. The discussion will consider Texas as a distinct creative center while exploring its growing connections to national and international conversations in contemporary art. Danielle Burns-Wilson moderated, in conversation with Ryan Dennis, Jessica Hong, and Dr. Brittany Webb.

A group of art, design, and hospitality leaders discuss the roles each of their fields plays in shaping memorable lived experiences within the mise en scène of dining and travel. Drawing on their own work and perspectives, the panelists will discuss how art and design can transform the spaces where we gather, while considering how hospitality can foster new ideas for creative expression. Jennifer Klos moderated, in conversation with Bob Ackerley, Gin Braverman, and Dan Zimmerman.

Artists and arts professionals explore the role creativity can play in wellness, healing, and care. Drawing on their own practices and experiences, the panelists will reflect on how art can create space for connection, reflection, and restoration, and how creative practice can support both individual and collective well-being. Dr. Jennifer Finkel moderated, in conversation with Jennie Ash, Faith Hillis, and Sarah Sudhoff.

Esta conversación reúne a artistas, curadores y distintas voces del ámbito cultural para explorar diferentes perspectivas que dan forma al arte latinoamericano contemporáneo. A partir de sus propias experiencias y prácticas, los panelistas reflexionarán sobre identidad, representación e intercambio cultural, así como sobre las conexiones entre América Latina, Houston y una escena artística cada vez más global. Moderado por Roberto Tejada, los panelistas incluyen Laura Augusta, María Elena Ortiz, y Ever Velasquez, directora de Charlie James Gallery.

This conversation brings together artists and cultural leaders to explore the relationship between art, community, and the city of Houston. Through their distinct perspectives and experiences, panelists will discuss how artists engage with the communities around them, the role of public and community-based art in shaping Houston’s cultural identity, and the ways creative practices foster connection, dialogue, and a deeper sense of place. Michele Leal moderated the conversation with Harrison Guy, Jack Massing, and Rachel Mohl.

Recorded during our VIP Weekend in Miami in March 2026, tune into an inspiring conversation as part of the Untitled Art Podcast’s ongoing series dedicated to empowering and educating the next generation of art collectors. Panelists include Mario Cader-Frech (Collector and Untitled Art Ambassador), Nina Johnson (Founder, Nina Johnson), and Arushi Kapoor (Co-Founder of The Agency Art House, Untitled Art’s Advisory Partner), moderated by Clive Chang (President and CEO of YoungArts, Untitled Art’s Cultural Partner), at Seia, Miami’s newest hospitality destination by The Bastion Collection.

As the global art calendar continues to expand, art fairs have become central to how artists, galleries, and collectors connect, transact, and build visibility. Yet as their influence grows, so do questions of sustainability, access, and cultural responsibility. This conversation will explore the role of art fairs today, examining their economic and cultural impact, the balance between commerce and community, and how various models, from regional initiatives to more focused formats, are reshaping the international art landscape. This conversation features panelists Chris Sharp (Post Fair LA), Jonny Tanna (Harlesden High Street / Minor Attractions), and Olga Temnikova (Esther, NY), moderated by Untitled Art Executive Director, Clara Andrade.

In an art ecosystem increasingly shaped by galleries and commercial interests, nonprofit arts organizations offer collectors a distinct and often overlooked opportunity: to acquire artworks while directly sustaining the creative infrastructure that fuels contemporary culture. This conversation brings together voices from Miami’s artist-led and nonprofit spaces to discuss how collecting from nonprofits allows buyers to engage with artists more meaningfully and support a sustainable art community. Featuring Julie Egan (Founder, DETROIT SALON), Leyden Rodríguez-Casanova (Co-Founding Director, Dimensions Variable), and Dennis Scholl (Artist, Collector, and Filmmaker), the panel was moderated by Laurie Rojas (Art Critic and Founding Editor, Caesura).