This week we talk to Susan F. Rossen, Executive Director of Publications at the Art Institute of Chicago about the new show at Corbett vs. Dempsey: Joseph Friebert, Fred Berman, & the Milwaukee Scene 1935-1965.
Also Mike Benedetto has his first Superstar Special movie review.
And, Brian Andrews and Marc LeBlanc talk to Joyce Grimm and Dina Pugh about Triple Base gallery, and creating a space for emerging artists and curators. All you bright young upstarts, you need to listen to this interview.
We still want your feedback. E-mail us at badatsports@gmail.com with your thoughts on the show, what works, what doesn’t, who we should interview, and who should piss-off.
We promise we will never record the intro and outro in a Dunkin Donuts again, sorry.
Susan F. Rossen
Art Institute of Chicago
Corbett vs. Dempsey
Joseph Friebert
Fred Berman
Three Walls
Deb Sokolow
Jim Trainor
Mel Bochner
Leslie Baum
Alfred Sessler
Gerrit Sinclair
Karl Preibe
Betsy Ritz-Friebert
Robert von Neumann
Katherine Kuh
Ivan Albright
Mark Rothko
Tony Fitzpatrick
Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer
Henry Lee Lucas
ER
Clint Taniguchi
Oliver Halsmen Rosenberg
Joyce Grimm
Dina Pugh
Pierogi 2000 Gallery
Zefrey Throwell
Frank Prattle
Sidra Stitch
Fecal Face
Susanne Shapiro
UCLA Library
Tara Lisa Foley
Kottie Paloma
Kyle Mock
James Lingwood of Art Angel
Christian Rattemeyer
Red 76
locusts
Renee Green
Taqueria Cancun
Direct download: Bad_at_Sports_Episode_66_Friebert-Triple_Base.mp3
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That Marc LeBlanc dude’s a real asshole. Someone should tell him to quit his yappin and put his money where his mouth is.
Who involved with BAS with the possible exceptions of Serena and Audrey *isn’t* a real asshole? We are like an asshole factory. You should put your money where your mouth is bucko, I’ll meet you outside the school by the flagpole.
Whoa. Did Richard just challenge to knock someone around on my behalf? I’m beside myself. How chivalrous. And as for you, MET, very funny, I’ll be sure to trip you later.
Any flagpole, any time, Richard. Oh, and tell Mr. Fancypants LeBlanc he’s the one that’s trippin.
It’s nice to finally get some fucking recognition.
Joe Friebert piece is a precious bit of history. I hope you archive it forever!!
What a wonderful podcast/interview! Susan Rossen really made Joe Friebert come alive. I only wish you had more work of his to look at!! Thank you for doing this.