Writer, curator, and editor Jarrett Earnest joins Helen to discuss his most recent edited volume of writings by the iconoclastic, enduring art critic Dave Hickey, titled Feint of Heart: Art Writings, 1982-2002. Out now from David Zwirner Books, wherever books are sold.David Zwirner

New Yorker critic Hilton Als joins Helen to discuss his exhibition, Alice Neel in the Queer World, on view at our Los Angeles Gallery through November 2nd, 2024. Alice Neel in the Queer World is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue, edited and with a text by Als, as well as newly commissioned scholarship by Alex Fialho, Evan Garza, and Wayn…

A special preview of the newest episode from the podcast CHANEL Connects. Similar to Dialogues, CHANEL Connects brings together creatives from art, film, and design to talk about where the culture is now and where it might be tomorrow. Their fourth season is out and it’s all about the Venice Biennale. It features some of the many artists, curators …

A conversation between the Academy award-nominated writer, producer, and director Luca Guadagnino and the Belgian painter Michaël Borremans on the relationship between painting and film. They muse on the specificity of light to their mediums, the role of the uncanny, and paintings and films as a mirror of who we imagine ourselves to be. Luca Guadag…

Acclaimed fashion designer and curator Grace Wales Bonner is joined by the scholar and curator Horace D. Ballard. In a wide ranging conversation on art and fashion, they unpack the nuances of style, medium, and intentionality in art. In addition to her brand Wales Bonner, Grace Wales Bonner’s curatorial exhibitions include A Time For New Dreams, Se…

In this very special episode, artist and legendary record collector R. Crumb visits his friends and fellow rare music enthusiasts John Heneghan and Eden Brower to listen to 78 records from Heneghan’s sprawling collection. John Heneghan is a musician, podcast host, record collector. He and his wife, Eden R. Brower, play in Eden & John’s East River S…

Artist Cauleen Smith and Michael Govan, Director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, join Helen for a live conversation in the garden at David Zwirner Los Angeles. Held on the occasion of the exhibition John McCracken, they explore the influence of Minimalism, a quintessential and often negated 20th century art movement. John McCracken will be…

An episode on the art and life of Hilma af Klint featuring art historian Briony Fer and af Klint’s biographer, Julia Voss. Briony Fer is an art historian and professor at University College, London, and curator of the 2023 exhibition Hilma af Klint & Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life. Julia Voss is a curator, art critic, and professor and author of Hilm…

Running out of time, graduating from the rowing machine, looming fears of mortality. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

For the third interview in her series with creative couples, Helen spoke to the first couple of American fiction: literary critic James Wood and award-winning novelist Claire Messud.David Zwirner

Writer and critic Hua Hsu received the Pulitzer Prize for his 2022 memoir Stay True. Helen and Hua discuss the challenges of writing about the past as it was experienced as your younger self, and how writing itself is an act of remembering.David Zwirner

In the second episode in Helen’s interview series with creative couples, the artist Hank Willis Thomas and curator Rujeko Hockley get intimate about the unique challenges and rewards of being married and working in the same field.David Zwirner

And tell me what street compares with Mott Street in July? Literally anywhere else, Ella, get it together. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Was Vermeer really the artist behind some of his most well-known works? The question has lingered at the margins of art history for years and was resurfaced during the Dutch master's blockbuster retrospective at the Rijksmuseum in 2023. Helen invited writer Lawrence Weschler and art historian Claudia Swan to interrogate what is at stake—politically…

Ira Sachs's 2023 film Passages won wide acclaim for its portrayal of human desire. Helen goes deep with the filmmaker on the psychology of his finely wrought characters and the many influences that inform his work.David Zwirner

A trip to Dia, thoughts on Judd, Sandback, Minimalism at large, and run. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

In the first episode of Helen’s series of interviews with creative couples, artists Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham give an unvarnished look into nearly five decades of partnership. The veteran artworld pair share how they’ve managed it all, from raising a family together to maintaining independent creative practices.…

Hips before dips? Not on this pod. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Artist Lauren Halsey and George Clinton of Parliament-Funkadelic open up about their friendship, from their first meeting to ongoing and fruitful collaborations since. They discuss metaphor, the collective, and of course, the power of the funk.David Zwirner

Car, gym, film, WW2 and magical realism. Enjoy. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

New Year, Same Pod: Different Bods, Different Rides, Gentle Januaries, and a roundup of the last shows on 2023. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

You get two in one week, it is Christmas after all. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Helen and Steve Locke discuss the best—and most unexpected-–art shows they saw in 2023, from global exhibitions to gallery shows in New York.David Zwirner

Live fast die young, bad girls do it well: Car talk, Ed Ruscha, MoMA, and more. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Grey hairs learn QR codes, defenestration, and prostituting "Olympia." There's a special circle in Hell for whoever thought it appropriate that American art handlers should ever be in contact with that painting. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

What does it mean to a painter of modern life? Helen & Steve Locke discuss artistic rivalry, leisure, and labor politics in Manet/Degas, a historic exhibition pairing two giants of the 19th century, on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through January 7, 2024.David Zwirner

A classic potpurri ep. Go watch "The Love Guru," get new credit cards, and ask your s/o if they'll cry from your wartime letter. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

In dark times, reading criticism can be a ballast. In this mini-episode, Helen and Steve Locke return to some of their favorite texts and writers, from Walter Benjamin to W.E.B. DuBois.David Zwirner

Listen, you need a flared base, on christmas trees and water piks. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Fast food in the land of the Fighting Irish, LGA, housewarming, and total car breakdown. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Great Malaise, the joys and terrors of Costco, and more. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Listen, vibes were off all weekend. Enjoy. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

On the occasion of Ruth Asawa’s solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, artists EJ Hill and Sarah Sze talk with Helen Molesworth about Asawa’s legacy. This episode features the late artist’s voice, courtesy of audio from the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution and the California State University, Sacramento. Ruth Asawa …

We have rage, and complaints. The city's a mess, avoid Hell's Kitchen, run a light 5k. Then we run down what's on view in Chelsea right now, it's like stepping in a time machine. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Debt, Freeports, Apartment Cleaning Strategies, Tourism, TLC Disasters, etc. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

A special live episode hosted by Helen Molesworth, recorded in July at David Zwirner Los Angeles during Njideka Akunyili Crosby: Coming Back to See Through, Again. Her first solo exhibition with the gallery, the presentation is now on view at David Zwirner New York through October 28th.David Zwirner

Another food ep: Peter Luger, the Rookery, Takesushi. Oh, and Camper's finally published. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Reviewing Ben Davis' Reading of Sean Tatol's "Negative Criticism" and also talking Theragun, sushi, and toilet paper grit. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Back to our regularly scheduled programming: dudes being homosocial, expensive knives, "Glengarry", and crosswords. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

RIP to Brice Marden, Summer, Lizzo's career (but not really?), and reply guys. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Will goes to Ptown, the joys of a self-sustaining studio, home bartending, etc. You like when the boys travel, so buckle in. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

And Just Like That...Barbenheimer, Peaky Blinder Weddings, Camper Goes West, and more. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

I'm going to the zoo, but I'm not an animal: food, "girl dinner," Threads, Late Warhol, Judd, and rise of the welcoming gallerina. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Big Stewie in the Slammer, bad judgements, bad haircuts, and conveyor-belt sushi. What more could yousa want? Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

You can't scheme forever. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

There's a sharp edit in this one, can you find it? Bodies, beaches, bodies at beaches, and shows in Chelsea. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Ohio boomerang, the joy of Suburban Walmarts, shame at Pride, Chris' UFO Corner (TM), and that show at the BK Museum. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

The Mel Gibson-verse, zoomer complaining, and the Chaos Card. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Sounds of the City, Taxicab Confessions, and the Warhol Supreme Court ruling. Happy 200th episode, you're all honorary bois for the day. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis

Time Management, Tears of the Kingdom, Red Scare tides turning, and a syllabus for subjectivity. Support Greene & LewisGreene & Lewis