Welcome to The Gallery Date, a weekly date with Jenn Singer to chat about art and life and perhaps the art of life, all in bite sized, not-at-all fancy, but definitely savory episode nuggets! (Season 2 coming soon!)

This week, Jenn sits down with contemporary artist Marius von Brasch to discuss his current exhibition 'Black Sun, Braided Time' and to learn more about his life and work.

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This week, Jenn hosts her first ever guests on The Gallery Date! She sits down with Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason of AphroChic to discuss art, design, culture and their new book that drops November 15th, APHROCHIC: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home. This extended Gallery Date, full-length interview, covers everything from heirlooms and art in the Black family home to the historical and personal significance of home ownership for the Black community.

APHROCHIC: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home, published by Clarkson Potter, is available for pre-order now, shipping worldwide on November 15, 2022. Links are below:

APHROCHIC: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home
AphroChic.com

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Credits:
Images shown with permission from

AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home

Copyright © 2022 by Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason

Photographs copyright © 2022 by Patrick Cline

Photographs copyright © Chinasa Cooper (Danielle Brooks's home)

Photographs copyright © Jochen Arndt (Chris Glass's home)

Published by Clarkson Potter, an imprint of Penguin Random House.

This week Jenn gets on her (eco-friendly) soapbox to talk through the recent Just Stop Oil protest involving Van Gogh and tomato soup at the National Gallery in London and what it brought up for her as a supporter of both Art and the Earth. She also spills the milk, if you will, on her thoughts about the simultaneous anti-dairy protests by Animal Rebellion vegans, which she is surprisingly passionate about. Her message is clear: just stop these bad food fights, but don't stop fighting.

In the spirit of activism and art, Jenn Singer Gallery is excited to invite you to an exclusive online exhibition of Tidal, new paintings by American abstract artist Anne Austin Pearce. When describing her new series, the artist states:

“Tidal was made as a love letter to the sea. The oceans and tidepools remain new and spectacular to me, this vastness of liquid movement. There are worlds within worlds we don’t yet understand. When the tide is out, we get to see, ever so briefly, plants and creatures so extraordinarily beautiful, vulnerable, and fragile it boggles the mind. This ocean space and movement I consider a metaphor for what we must do and be, how we must preserve the ability to continuously open space for empathy and continue to drive efforts to protect our Earth.”

Join our preview list for early access and first dibs on the new work via the link in the show notes or you can email info@jennsingergallery.com.

Links:
New York Times
The Guardian
Bloomberg News
NPR - Instagram
Anne Austin Pearce at Jenn Singer Gallery

Stay tuned for the very first Gallery Date interview coming up at the end of October! Jenn sits down with Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason of AphroChic to discuss their newest book AphroChic: Celebrating the Legacy of the Black Family Home, published by Clarkson Potter, dropping on November 15, 2022.

Enjoy the show? Please like, subscribe & share!

You can email your questions for Jenn to gallerydate@jennsingergallery.com.

Jenn's smiling face can be viewed via the video podcast on TheGalleryDate.com, where you can subscribe for email updates - never miss an episode!

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YouTube: The Gallery Date
Twitter: @jennsingernyc

This podcast is brought to you by Jenn Singer, founder of Jenn Singer Gallery.