Best Portland Art Museum Podcasts (2024)

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1: Live From The Bodega: Christine Miller 47:09

2y ago47:09

47:09

Christine Miller discusses her latest show Syrup on Watermelon and reflects on moments of her career that led up to this point. Tune in to hear her motivation behind her amazing work and to catch a hint of what is to come.By Aux Mute

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#80 Carrie Wynkoop of Cellar 503 Talks Oregon Wine 30:16

4+ y ago30:16

30:16

Welcome Carrie Wynkoop, CEO/founder of Oregon-only wine club Cellar 503--to the show. Recently named one of the top 10 wine clubs to join right now by Wine Enthusiast, Carrie launched Cellar 503 in 2014 after being entrenched in a political consulting firm as CFO. Carrie decided to follow her true passion mid-career: Oregon wine. Cellar 503 persona…

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#79 Paris Doesn't Have to Be Expensive with Claudine Hemingway 40:46

4+ y ago40:46

40:46

PDXISH: Paris doesn't have to expensive! Just ask my friend Claudine Hemingway. The creator of Bleu, Blonde and Rouge, a website dedicated to all things Paris and France, on this episode of PDXISH, Claudine and Byron Beck share their tips to saving money and secrets they have come to discover on their various trips to the City of Lights. From fligh…

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#79 Talking Tea Dance and Cocktails with Award-Winning Mixologist Lance Mayhew 35:19

5y ago35:19

35:19

Lance Mayhew is our guest for this episode of PDXISH. A contributor to many publications and a frequent radio guest, this award winning mixologist is also a certified specialist in spirits. For PDXISH Lance talks all about trends in cocktail consumption and a very cool event coming up: Smirnoff presents July Tea Dance at The Solo Club. A benefit fo…

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#78 Paris In Portland & at the Portland Art Museum 42:06

5y ago42:06

42:06

The Portland Art Museum is pleased to present Paris 1900: City of Entertainment, a sumptuous look back at the City of Light during the prosperous years spanning the turn of the century. The exhibition, now open, will remain on view through September 8. Joining PDXISH to discuss this wonderful "Paris in Portland" exhibit is Dr. Mary Weaver Chapin, P…

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Episode 4: Mentors & Mentees of Portland Meet Portland 1:02:38

6y ago1:02:38

1:02:38

Manuel Padilla leads a conversation between Portland Meet Portland mentors and their mentees. They talk about their experiences from their youth and what it's like to live in Portland. The refugees also have a lot of thoughts about Fazal Sheikh's photos in the "Common Ground" exhibition at Portland Art Museum. For more information about Common Grou…

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Episode 3: Students of the RISE Program, pt. 3 21:13

6y ago21:13

21:13

Manuel Padilla leads a conversation between students in the RISE program at David Douglas High School in Portland, OR. These young immigrants and refugees had just seen Portland Art Museum's exhibition, "Common Ground", which features photographs of immigrants and refugees taken by Fazal Sheikh. In this episode, the students discuss their experienc…

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Episode 2: Students of the RISE Program, pt. 2 17:41

6y ago17:41

17:41

Manuel Padilla leads a conversation between students in the RISE program at David Douglas High School in Portland, OR. These young immigrants and refugees had just seen Portland Art Museum's exhibition, "Common Ground", which features photographs of immigrants and refugees taken by Fazal Sheikh. In this episode, the students talk about their situat…

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Episode 1: Students of the RISE Program, pt. 1 25:01

6y ago25:01

25:01

Manuel Padilla leads a conversation between students in the RISE program at David Douglas High School in Portland, OR. These young immigrants and refugees had just seen Portland Art Museum's exhibition, "Common Ground", which features photographs of immigrants and refugees taken by Fazal Sheikh. In this episode, we learn about the students and get …

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In Conversation At The PMA: Nan Goldin 51:10

6+ y ago51:10

51:10

On October 3, artist Nan Goldin joined collector and friend Michael Zilkha for an intimate conversation about art, Goldin's oeuvre, and the PMA exhibition of her work, on view through December 31, 2017. Moderated by PMA Deputy Director and Robert and Elizabeth Nanovic Chief Curator Jessica May.By The PMA

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Worthy of History: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. 9:51

8y ago9:51

9:51

Worthy of History: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. by The PMABy The PMA

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Changing Place: Photographer Michael Kolster And The Rebirth of the Androscoggin 5:09

8+ y ago5:09

5:09

2015 PMA Biennial artist Michael Kolster has spent the last 4 years photographing rivers around the country, with specific focus on the Androscoggin, which borders studio in Brunswick, Maine. In this episode of The Backstory, Michael draws parallels between his photographic process and the inherent nature of rivers, while connecting the history of …

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Rose Marasco: index | Saint Rosalie Feast 6:20

9y ago6:20

6:20

In this touching episode of The Backstory, photographer Rose Marasco narrates the moments that brought her to Utica, New York in 1988 to photograph the Saint Rosalie Feast—and how that project affected her life and photographic career.By The PMA

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 3 1:39

9y ago1:39

1:39

Andrew Eschelbacher, Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Assistant Curator of European Art, on how the themes of seaside and leisure play out through The Coast & the Sea.By The PMA

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 2 1:26

9y ago1:26

1:26

Andrew Eschelbacher, Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Assistant Curator of European Art, on how The Coast & the Sea: Marine and Maritime Art in America is a reflection of ourselves and the meaning of the sea.By The PMA

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 1 1:09

9y ago1:09

1:09

Andrew Eschelbacher, Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Assistant Curator of European Art, on how The Coast & the Sea: Marine and Maritime Art in America has something for everyone.By The PMA

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The Backstory: The Lens Of History 13:24

9+ y ago13:24

13:24

An investigation into how social and historical theory can influence how we interpret works of art, through an examination of David Roberts' artwork and Edward Said's Orientalism.By The PMA

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The Backstory: To Be Fired By The King 9:55

9+ y ago9:55

9:55

In the late 18th century, legendary painter Benjamin West spent 20 years on a painting for King George III—all for naught.Image Credit: Benjamin West (United States, 1738-1820) The Ascension, 1801Oil on canvas, 49 1/2 x 34 inchesThe Berger Collection at the Denver Art Museum, TL-17385By The PMA

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Portland Art Museum Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

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Reflections on Common Ground

Portland Art Museum

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Aux Mute

Aux Mute

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The Backstory Podcast

The PMA

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PDXISH

Bigfoot Podcast Network

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1: Live From The Bodega: Christine Miller 47:09

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#80 Carrie Wynkoop of Cellar 503 Talks Oregon Wine 30:16

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#79 Paris Doesn't Have to Be Expensive with Claudine Hemingway 40:46

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#79 Talking Tea Dance and Cocktails with Award-Winning Mixologist Lance Mayhew 35:19

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#78 Paris In Portland & at the Portland Art Museum 42:06

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Episode 4: Mentors & Mentees of Portland Meet Portland 1:02:38

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Episode 3: Students of the RISE Program, pt. 3 21:13

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Episode 2: Students of the RISE Program, pt. 2 17:41

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Episode 1: Students of the RISE Program, pt. 1 25:01

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In Conversation At The PMA: Nan Goldin 51:10

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Worthy of History: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. 9:51

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Changing Place: Photographer Michael Kolster And The Rebirth of the Androscoggin 5:09

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Rose Marasco: index | Saint Rosalie Feast 6:20

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 3 1:39

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 2 1:26

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 1 1:09

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The Backstory: The Lens Of History 13:24

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The Backstory: To Be Fired By The King 9:55

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