Curatorial Talk: Now and Now and Now with Victoria Chapman and Stevie Kincheloe

In this episode, we sit down with co-curators Victoria Chapman and Stevie Kincheloe to explore the inspiration behind Now and Now and Now, a captivating group exhibition at El Nido Art Space during winter 2024. Renowned as a sanctuary for honoring the human condition, El Nido offers a reflective setting for engaging in both personal introspection and universal conversations about existence, all centered on the immediacy of the present moment.

The exhibition showcases a diverse array of artists, including Ipshita Maitra from Mumbai; L. Mikelle Standbridge, Francesco Tori, Linda Zambolin, and Silvia Gaffurni from Milan; Tamara Reynolds from Nashville; Stevie Kincheloe, Greg Smith, and Alexandra Terlesky, Victoria Chapman from Los Angeles; and Melody Joy Overstreet from Santa Cruz. Together, they bring unique perspectives and depth to the dialogue.

Victoria and Stevie share their curatorial journey, discussing the thoughtful selection of artists and artworks, the intricate process of installation, and the experience of presenting the exhibition to the public. Featuring photography, poetry, and objects, Now and Now and Now delves into the essence of living in the "now," inviting viewers to connect with the present moment. The creative process behind each piece and the symbolic references embedded within reveal the unique significance of this group exhibition.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation as Victoria and Stevie candidly reflect on their collaborative approach to curating an exhibition that resonates on both personal and collective levels.

Music by Stevie Kincheloe and Steven David McKellar