Welcome to Season 3, Part 2 of Episode 1 of Inside the She Cave, where we explore-inspiring stories and the passions of two women making a difference in the art world. In this episode, Host Cindy Glanzrock explores the fascinating intersection of art, psychology, architecture, space, and community in curatorial practice with Dr. Vesela Sretenović, co-curator and co-author of 'Anonymous Was A Woman,' recently at the Grey Art Museum at New York University. This episode delves into how curators use psychological insights to enhance the viewer's experience, create meaningful connections, and evoke emotions through art. From the Grey in New York City, to the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., to Mallorca, her home country of Serbia (former Yugoslavia), and more, Vesela takes us on a global journey as she uncovers the strategies and stories behind some of her most impactful exhibitions. Tune in for an enlightening journey into the mind and vision of this prolific inter-disciplinary curator.

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Welcome to Season 3 of Inside the She Cave, where we explore-inspiring stories and the passions of two women making a difference in the art world.

In this episode, host Cindy Glanzrock is pleased to have Nancy Princenthal, an award-winning author, journalist, professor, and art historian, and one of the two curators of the exhibition 'Anonymous Was a Woman.' They discuss several of the artists chosen and the significance of the award that supports women artists over 40, the challenges the artists face, and the evolution of women's representation in the art world. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration, the impact of the Gray Art Museum exhibit, and the need for continued advocacy for women in the arts.

Key Takeaways:

• The Anonymous Was a Woman Award has significantly impacted women artists.
• Women artists often lack financial and institutional support.
• The average income for women artists is alarmingly low.
• Collaboration among women in art is essential for progress.
• Sexual violence is a critical issue that needs to be addressed in feminist art.
• Education plays a vital role in promoting women's contributions to art.
• The exhibition showcases the achievements of women artists over 25 years.
• Surveys reveal the challenges and realities faced by women artists today.
• Celebrating women in art is crucial for future generations.
• Art is a powerful medium for discussing difficult subjects.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Nancy Prinsenthal and the She-Cave Podcast
00:58 Exploring the Anonymous Was a Woman Award
07:57 The Impact of the Anonymous Was a Woman Exhibition
11:45 The Evolution of Women in Art and Representation
18:01 Difficult Subjects in Art: Sexual Violence and Feminism
24:57 Collaboration and the Future of Women Artists
29:39 Highlighting Featured Artists in the Exhibition

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How can intentional storytelling and representation in the arts reshape societal narratives and inspire future generations?

Filmmaker Deborah Riley Draper joins podcast host Cindy Glanzrock to share her journey from advertising to acclaimed documentarian. Known for her compelling storytelling, Deborah discusses the cultural impact of her work, including Versailles ’73: American Runway Revolution, which redefined diversity in fashion through the iconic Battle of Versailles Fashion Show.

She reflects on James Brown’s relentless drive, Ralph Metcalfe’s groundbreaking achievements at the 1936 Olympics, and how their stories transcend sports and music to address geopolitics and discrimination.

Through her work in advertising, Deborah champions mental health awareness, highlights storytelling as an educational tool, and celebrates the empowering role of Black sororities like Alpha Kappa Alpha. Committed to historical accuracy, she demonstrates how fashion has been a powerful tool for resistance and cultural transformation.

Key Takeaways:

• Intentionality and discipline are essential for success.
• Diversity and inclusion in fashion were forever changed by Versailles ’73.
• Eleanor Lambert’s pioneering work in fashion PR paved the way for women in leadership-
• The legacy of the 1936 Olympics, a deeper story about global politics and societal progress.
• Black sororities play a vital role in fostering community and empowerment.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Technical Setup
02:00 Deborah Riley Draper: A Trailblazer in Filmmaking
02:54 The Impact of James Brown
05:58 Researching James Brown's Legacy
09:02 Work Ethic and Discipline in the Arts
11:53 Awards and Recognition
14:59 Versailles 73: A Fashion Milestone
17:58 Diversity and Inclusion in Fashion
20:56 The Legacy of Eleanor Lambert
23:53 Olympic Pride and American Prejudice
27:22 Understanding Olympic Pride and American Prejudice
29:57 The Legacy of Ralph Metcalf
31:48 The Importance of Storytelling in Education
32:46 Mental Health Awareness and Self-Care
34:49 The Influence of Family and Education
36:55 The Role of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
39:01 The Impact of Black Sororities on Community
41:05 The Importance of Primary Sources in Research
43:59 Fashion, Resistance, and Cultural Change

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