SubRant Podcast - Episode Archive

Basquiat - (deceased) Artist
Larry Gagosian - Art dealer
Thad Mumford - (deceased) Screenwriter, 1st owner
Storage Unit -Unpaid x30 years
William Force - Art/antiquities dealer, 2nd owner
Lee Mangan - Retired salesman, 2nd owner
Pierce O'Donnell - Lawyer, purchased interest in 6/25 pieces
"Mumford's Poem" - Taped on dot-matrix printer paper
Lindon Leader - Brand expert, FedEx logo designer
Diego Cortez - (deceased) Basquiat Estate Authentication Committee (deceased - disbanded 2012) member
Jordanna Moore Saggese - Author "Reading Basquiat: Exploring Ambivalence in American Art".
Aaron De Groft - Director & CEO, Orlando Museum of Art
Cynthia Brumback - Board Chair, Orlando Museum of Art

06:50 - Trying hard for that "place in time"
07:30 - "One Last Heist" coming soon to a theatre near you! Or, "Ocean's Fail"
09:05 - Chasing the antiquity dragon
10:30 - Perusing the "Cardboard Collection" (video)
11:30 - Provenance (and asking questions) is "off-limits" in Orlando
12:34 - "Sometimes, you shouldn't attribute to malice what can be attributed to incompetence"
13:30 - Orlando, unhinged!
14:15 - Traumatically trapped in Orlando elevator!
14:52 - "Heroes and Monsters" - John Michel Basquiat
15:40 - A "stooge" for with good intentions, or just a stooge?
16:45 - James has a list of critiques
18:02 - Just say "these works may or may not be authentic"
18:21 - Having fun? Spending money? Who cares if it's real or not!
19:00 - Back to the "in-the-style-adjacent" artwork
20:30 - Achieving layering within a "visual collage"
21:00 - Deconstructing Basquiat, again!
23:03 - It's ghoulish to use dead people to authenticate your fakes
24:55 - The Mystery of the 1994 FedEx Logo
27:05 - "Handwriting analysis and poems don't authenticate artworks"
28:20 - Back to Banksy's Instagram archive and end

00:07 - Cookies and podcasts don't mix
00:55 - 72hrs of Facebook is enough!
02:05 - "Faking" a breach for a phone number?
03:30 - James plays "chicken" with Instagram, and wins!
04:05 - Panic de-activation
04:55 - They know what you did last summer
06:02 - Black and white and mostly people I don't know
08:30 - Artist name correction: "One Beach Plastic", Richard and Judith Lang
09:25 - Ozzie Osborn is alive, but James remain unconvinced (or maybe just doesn't care)
09:50 - Our opinions are not legal advice AND neither of us are lawyers!
10:15 - Warhol' and SubRant's common-color-ground
10:55 - Just get a real camera!
11:57 - What is a "Super Market Star"? Catherine is.
12:45 - Drought of content about a drought
13:55 - Calabasas Koi
14:45 - Wealth and the American "Porpoise"
16:45 - Symbiotic relationship between rich people and big goldfish explained
17:11 - "Let them eat koi!"
17:50 - Good Times! Another art auction, another $15,000,000!
18:20 - "The Sugar Shack", by Ernie Barns
19:07 - He fills the canvas with movement!
19:46 - "Country Ride" 1982 reminiscent but not derivative of Wyeth
21:35 - Barnes: "abstraction not exaggeration"
22:20 - Similar to Rockwell, in that they are both illustrators of ideas
24:21 - John Holyfield
25:03 - Back to Warhol, it's just a t-shirt
25:30 - "The Sugar Shack" vs. "Mona Lisa"
26:30 - We're not meat bags, we're a simulation
28:37 - Do you prefer stupid or boring?
29:26 - Twitter poll fail
30:15 - Go wash your car

00:20 - "Spot on" co-host forgets SubRant anniversary
01:30 - Other co-host forgets about Leap Year
02:10 - James crushes migraine for sake of podcast
05:00 - Airport pajama fashion
05:47 - Reviving Facebook
06:35 - "Zero-sum" upgrade or princess fantasy?
08:57 - "You got a window, open it"
10:15 - Plastic garbage obsession
11:00 - Misinterpreting micro-plastics
12:00 - Forgoing a Lego blood clot
12:45 - Vegetarian siting on dead cow worries about plastic toothpaste
13:40 - Just waiting to be discovered!
14:04 - 'Blue Balls' destroy humanity
15:17 - "One word: plastics" (The Graduate, 1967)
16:20 - Plastic saturation limit
16:45 - Catherine's savage mercury moment
17:41 - Talking strangers at the grocery strangers and palpating tomatoes
18:45 - Take-out plastic overwhelms studio space
19:58 - Plastic pollution art
21:30 - Don't divert, use real trash! "Bristol Whales" by Sue Lipscombe
22:25 - My bags have been a tapestry "Bridge" and "Ocean of Plastic" by Dianna Cohen
22:50 - Consuming chips for art
23:32 - Colorful bottle top rainbow trash "One Beach Plastic" by Richard and Judith Lang
24:22 - Infinitely sustainable materials?
25:02 - Compressing into nature "Plastic Planet" by Calder Kamin
26:07 - Introducing "Tik-Toad"
26:34 - James has a favorite!
27:02 - The Great Lakes palette
28:48 - Podcast of imperfection
29:02 - "What is art? Listen and you still won't know!"
30:12 - "I good think too"!