I am just learning about this artist and enjoyed this thoughtful interview. Thank you that the interview centered on the work from the artist’s perspective.

But sometimes they’ll bring up a painting

I appreciate the range of art historical and contemporary topics covered—always entertaining and informative listening. The host’s openness to controversial topics and interviewees is refreshing in a realm that is often reactive and judgmental in its criticism.

Host seems very snobbish.. in a way that turns people off regarding art. Too bad because the guests are very engaging

i really want to like this podcast, but i cant shake the feeling that the hosts voices sound more like AI generated clones of the hosts rather than humans. so i find it hard to listen

I appreciate the willingness of Ben to delve into topics of the day as they relate to the art world, however uncomfortable without pretension and with a seemingly genuine desire to understand and contribute positively.

The Art Angle features very provocative and cutting edge conversations that examine the art world, in its contemporary ideological and material production that feels fresh and relevant for all artists, architects, musicians and art theorists.

Really thoughtful and well done, I am grateful for this podcast as part of my art world engagement

Excellent discussion of the struggling art market. Unpretentious, informed & thoughtful.

Literally every thing they discuss is observed through a lens of anti capitalism, social justice and DEI garbage told with the passive tone of the white savior complex. Seriously everything that is wrong with the art world at this moment is encapsulated in this podcast. This agenda has hurt minority artists and its movements and has caused a backlash that has depressed prices and turned off collectors while promoting mediocrity over merit. This same mind virus has infiltrated the art academy across the USA and has become mainstream. Whatever this identitarian movement is it’s is NOT avant garde

Always well done, perfect length, entertaining and informative- and the 12/28 episode is especially enjoyable. happy New Year.

Thanks for keeping me up on the latest and greatest of what’s going on in the visual art world!

Not many people like to do chores, my least favorite is washing dishes. The Art angle is like a robotic wet vacuum cleaner, I get to pick up all the dirt without the allergies. Thank you Art Angle, for cleaning up my art house.

I Always listen to the podcast. Entertaining and informative covering a broad spectrum of topics within the complicated art world system. Love Ben’s way of thinking and talking 🤗

I read Bosker’s book to get a bit of insight into the high end of the art business. Now that I have, I want to eat lots of rat poison.

Woke Jokey

The Art Angle is one of my top favorite artworld podcasts. It’s a great blend of critical commentary and lighter-side musings; as the tagline accurately says “Where the art world meets the real world.” Ben Davis is one my favorite writers and he and his co-hosts have a great conversational chemistry.

Where’s the discussion about best shows of the year? Best new artists? So much irrelevant meandering about boots, neighborhoods, where people are living after the pandemic. Really?? Isn’t this is a show about art? Not just about what’s selling?

Ben, Kate, and Eileen’s discussions are informative and fun.

I remember the first time I heard Ben Davis give a lecture (online, not in person); I was an immediate convert. He feels like more of a philosopher than an art critic and has a rare combination of intelligence and interests, with a lot of overall charm on top. I was excited to find this podcast because I was already aware of him and I trust him to ask real questions of his guests, which is rare in art podcasts, regrettably.

Great, candid interview/conversation with Helen Molesworth and Taylor Dafoe. Had to stop what I was doing and fully listen. Looking forward to the release of Open Question.

Brilliant show! I look forward to every episode . I may not like the content but I do listen. Ben Davis opens topics we need to see and hear. Great, consistent work.

Hey art lovers! "The Art Angle" is your go-to if you're after some juicy art tales. From overlooked artists to the wild world of A.I. art, the Artnet News crew really knows how to spill the tea. It's like eavesdropping on art world insiders—super insightful yet chill. Big thumbs up for the Leonora Carrington episode. Seriously, give it a listen! An

Thank you for making this show. Perhaps what I appreciate most is the time and space you allow for guests to speak.

Where’s Andrew?? This has been mediocre- until the Judy Chicago , but really not consistently good anymore…. Sad face.

I really want to commend the Art Angle team for their very respectfully done episode with Rahsaan Thomas of Ear Hustle fame, who recently curated an online exhibition of work by artists in San Quentin and who is currently incarcerated himself. The fascinating and honest conversation goes right to Thomas’ point — that proximity to people who are incarcerated is key to seeing this population as more than numbers. A highly recommended listen.

Well paced. Full of accessible examples to engage listeners at all levels. Super timely material, as well as more historical or granular topics on the art world and art history. Excellent material for art history students at the beginning and more advanced levels.

Diverse perspectives and amazing production quality.

It’s spectacular the union of news and art covers the full spectrum of life’s colors

During this pandemic podcasts have become my greatest source of pleasure/ information/ entertainment. It can be difficult to find podcasts that move swiftly and deliver good substance. The Art Angle consistently delivers on all counts. The most recent episode on Ann Geddes was nothing short of provocative and brilliant. Hugely recommend these weekly episodes. Well done. Episode w/ Melissa Smith conveyed NOTHING if substance- and she uptalked throughout:(((

Ben Davis did an excellent job analyzing the history of the Columbus monuments and revealing what is the problem with all the monuments glorifying historical moments and their political motivation. And I like his solution!

Love this podcast. It’s like listening to your smartest art friends have a fun conversation. It’s pretty much the most entertaining way to stay in the loop about art and culture.

This is a highly intelligent podcast that is completely clued-in to the the contemporary art scene in a way that is relevant for both well-versed participants and anyone that wants to understand what’s going on in art today. I hope this podcast goes on forever! Thanks for the insight that an insider can provide for someone like me that is keenly interested but not a part of the scene on a regular basis by virtue of my lack of a specific role in the industry. I’m an attendee pure and simple which makes me irrelevant to those that are in the know. I don’t get invited to parties at ABM but I’m always there looking, thinking and interested, trying to keep current with the new trends and thirsty for the type of information this podcast provides.

Intelligent and engaging. Lots of detail on context and history as it relates to contemporary art issues.

So enjoyable, educational and digestible. I only just want more! Thank you so much. Can we hear about the best way for new artists to get into the scene/seen??

Covering the hot topics of the art market in an interesting and engaging way, while remaining clear and concise. Keep up the great work!

I really enjoy the mix of experts that they have found to comment on the art world. I’ve always been intrigued by Artnet but, as one casually interested in the art world, I never find I have enough time to peruse their resources and offerings — this podcast was sort of perfect for me. Also really enjoyed the interview with Artnet founder Hans Neuendorf

If you care about art, this is the podcast for you—I’ve been looking for a comprehensive art podcast about the contemporary market and contemporary issues facing museums/institutions forever, and this is it

I feel like all the other attempts at art-themed podcasts were either too broad—art history 101–or too esoteric—long, unedited rambling conversations between pros. Here’s one that feels relevant, even urgent, as it examines and contextualizes what’s happening in the gallery, museum, and auction house worlds. A must-listen.

After listening to this podcast I feel like I’ll be better equipped to appreciate what MOMA has done when I go to visit the newly organized exhibitions.