Matthew Couper is featured in Season 8, Episode 1 of Tarik Talk at Spring Break Art Show 2024 NYC. This episode begins Season 8.
Originally released September 7, 2024
In this episode of Tarik Talk, Tarik Mendes turns to Matthew Couper at Spring Break Art Show 2024 NYC for an in-depth conversation about art, culture and the people who make the art world. The episode follows the familiar Tarik Talk approach: an intimate, unhurried conversation that looks closely at the work, the ideas behind it and the wider world around it.
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About This Episode
Matthew Couper at Spring Break Art Show 2024 NYC is the subject of Tarik Talk Season 8, Episode 1. The episode was originally released on September 7, 2024. As with every Tarik Talk episode, the conversation is recorded as part of a long-running series of in-depth interviews with artists, curators and cultural figures, and it is presented in both video and audio formats so listeners and viewers can follow it in the way that suits them best.
Matthew Couper is featured in the episode at Spring Break Art Show 2024 NYC. This episode begins Season 8, and it follows the series’ familiar approach of an in-depth conversation about art, culture and the people who make the art world.
The episode was originally released on September 7, 2024, as Episode 1 of Season 8. As the opening episode of the season, the conversation with Matthew Couper looks closely at the work, the ideas behind it and the wider world around it.
Matthew Couper at Spring Break Art Show 2024 NYC is presented in both video and audio, so viewers and listeners can follow the conversation in the way that suits them best. The episode sits within the long-running Tarik Talk archive of in-depth interviews with artists, curators and cultural figures from around the world.
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About Tarik Talk
Tarik Talk is an art-and-culture podcast hosted by Brazilian artist Tarik Mendes, exploring how art connects us all. Tarik Talk is a weekly podcast in which Brazilian artist Tarik Mendes interviews artists, architects and cultural figures on art, philosophy, social change and the creative process, recorded on location in around 30 countries.
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Hosted by Brazilian artist Tarik Mendes, Tarik Talk explores the art world through intimate, in-depth interviews. The podcast features a weekly conversation with leaders in the arts, including those in the art-collecting world (galleries, dealers), the art-creating world (artists), the art-showing world (museums) and other art influencers (educators, journalists and social media).
Episodes have been recorded on location at internationally recognized museums, galleries, art fairs, and biennales, in addition to film festivals and other major arts events. The full archive of Tarik Talk brings together artists, architects, curators, and cultural figures from around the world.
Conversations at the intersection of art, culture, and the world. Intimate, in-depth interviews with artists, dealers, curators, and unexpected guests reveal how the magic of art connects us all.
The full archive of Tarik Talk now includes more than 330 episodes across 56 seasons, recorded live in more than 10 countries.
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