SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2008 (enhanced with images) 9.2 MB audio file with images; 17 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Exhibition Highlights: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo has become one of the most celebrated artists of the twentieth century for her extraordinary body of work. This month's SFMOMA Artcast focuses on Kahlo's artistic and cultural legacy. We'll hear from art historian Whitney Chadwick, Kahlo biographer Hayden Herrera, artist and scholar Amalia Mesa-Bains, and artist and curator René Yañez.
	Voices from the Collection: Contemporary artist Kiki Smith reveals why she thinks Kahlo is the first modern artist.
	Guest Take: Performance artist, writer, and MacArthur Fellow Guillermo Gómez-Peña performs an original piece called "Frida lite or Fat-free dah," originally broadcast on public radio in 2003. Content for Kiki Smith and Hayden Herrera courtesy, The Walker Art Center and Antenna Audio.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: April 2008 (enhanced with images) 9.3 MB audio file with images; 16.5 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Exhibition Highlights: Photographer An-My Lê explains her ideas behind Small Wars and 29 Palms, evocative bodies of work which delve into Americans' complex relationship with war, on view through May 04, 2008.
	Voices from the Collection: Sculptor Janine Antoni discusses her use of non-traditional materials and the process of creating Lick and Lather (1993-94), featured on the museum's second floor.
	Vox Pop: Visitors share their insights and questions about An-My Lê's socially charged photographs and Janine Antoni's feminist twist on the self-portrait bust.
	Guest Take: New York-based performance artist Daniel Isengart muses on the artistic and cultural revival of cabaret in Berlin, New York City, and San Francisco, and he performs a translated piece from 1930s-era Weimar Germany, recorded at the Weimar New York cabaret gala held at SFMOMA.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2008 (enhanced with images) 8.7 MB audio file with images; 14.7 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Exhibition Highlights: Scottish video artist Douglas Gordon recounts filming an elephant in the middle of the night for his work Play Dead; Real Time. Also, local photographers Richard Misrach and Lukas Felzmann share their perspectives on the unique style of Lee Friedlander, whose retrospective is featured on the fourth floor until May 18, 2008.
	Guest Take: Cellist Erik Friedlander performs an original composition from his new album, Block Ice and Propane, inspired by family road trips with his father, photographer Lee Friedlander.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: December 2007 (enhanced with images) 8.7 MB audio file with images; 14.7 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Exhibition Highlights: Photographer Jeff Wall explores his artistic process of beginning a project by “not photographing.” SFMOMA’s assistant curator of media arts Tanya Zimbardo discusses Douglas Gordon’s latest video installation, Douglas Gordon: Pretty Much Every Film and Video Work from about 1992 until Now, and Apsara DiQuinzio, assistant curator of painting and sculpture, SFMOMA, discusses the pairing of two visual artists/musicians in Abstract Rhythms: Paul Klee and Devendra Banhart.
	Vox Pop: SFMOMA visitors share their insights into Jeff Wall and Douglas Gordon: Pretty Much Every Film and Video Work from about 1992 until Now, both currently on view in the fourth-floor galleries.
	Guest Take: Contemporary singer/songwriter Devendra Banhart plays “So Long Old Bean” from his new album, Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: October 2007 (enhanced with images) 7.6 MB audio file with images; 13.5 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Voices from the Collection: Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson contemplates the act of taking one's time in museums.
	Vox Pop: SFMOMA visitors share their experiences of Take your time: Olafur Eliasson, currently on view in the galleries.
	Exhibition Highlights: Curator Lynda Roscoe Hartigan of the Peabody Essex Museum discusses the rarely seen films of Joseph Cornell, which screen at SFMOMA in conjunction with the exhibition Joseph Cornell: Navigating the Imagination.
	Guest Take: Author Joyce Carol Oates reads from “The Box Artist,” a story inspired by the work of Joseph Cornell.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: August 2007 7.6 MB file; 14.5 min. total running time (Get help)
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Voices from the Collection: Media Arts Curator Rudolf Frieling offers insights on installation artist and filmmaker Anthony McCall, whose solid-light films create the illusion of light as a three-dimensional experience.

Vox Pop: SFMOMA visitors share their thoughts about works currently on view in the galleries: the "explosive" new work by German artist Felix Schramm, Matisse: Painter as Sculptor, and Anthony McCall's You and I, Horizontal (2005).

Exhibition Highlights: Art historian Jay Fisher discusses Matisse’s paper collages and Apsara DiQuinzio, assistant curator of painting and sculpture, introduces New Work: Felix Schramm.

Guest Take: Young writers from 826 Valencia take on two works from the Museum's collection: Matisse's Femme au chapeau (1905) and Jim Dine's Blue Clamp (1981).

	SFMOMA Artcasts: June 2007 (with images) 13.7 MB file; 13 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Voices from the Collection: Artist Ann Hamilton and SFMOMA staff give a behind-the-scenes look at bringing Hamilton's indigo blue (1991/2007) to SFMOMA.
	Vox Pop: SFMOMA visitors comment on Ann Hamilton's indigo blue.
	Exhibition Highlights: Exhibition co-organizer Carol Squiers discusses the photographs of Martin Munkacsi.

SFMOMA Artcasts: May 2007 (with images) 68 MB Zip file; contains 7 audio tracks with images; 47 min. total running time (Get help)

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	Exhibition Highlights: Art historian Pepe Karmel comments on Jackson Pollock's reaction to the work of Pablo Picasso, and Bay Area artists Leonie Guyer and Enrique Chagoya talk about Picasso's continuing legacy for American art.
	Voices from the Collection: Art conservator Will Shank shares insights on the discovery of a hidden Picasso painting.
	Guest Take: Violinist-composer Aenea Mizushima Keyes presents "Still Life," one of six new works in her Picasso Suite, and a student from the after-school writing program at 826 Valencia shares his perspective on a Picasso sculpture.
	Gallery Exploration: Download the Picasso Suite, six new musical pieces by Aenea Mizushima Keyes, written to accompany the exhibition Picasso and American Art.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: March 2007 (with images) 19.6 MB file, for photo-capable iPods only; 13 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Exhibition Highlights: Amy Franceschini and Sarah Cain, two recipients of SFMOMA’s 2006 SECA Art Award, talk about their recent projects.
	Voices from the Collection: Video artist Sylvie Blocher discusses Living Pictures/Men in Gold (2007), her New Work commission featuring candid interviews with Silicon Valley moguls.
	Vox Pop: Visitors take on the work of Sylvie Blocher.
	Guest Takes: Los Angeles-based band Hecuba shares a musical performance in conjunction with SECA awardee Sarah Cain's Show and Tell program.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: February 2007 (with images) 18.6 MB file, for photo-capable iPods only; 12 min. total running time (Get help)
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	Exhibition Highlights: Kota Ezawa and Leslie Shows, two recipients of SFMOMA’s 2006 SECA Art Award.
	Voices from the Collection: Henry Wessel, with lessons learned from three decades of photographic work.
	Guest Takes: Poet and art critic Bill Berkson introduces pianist Sarah Cahill's rendition of Morton Feldman's For Philip Guston.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: December 2006 (with images) 14.7 MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only; contains 9 audio tracks with images; 28 min. total running time (Get help).
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	Voices from the Collection: Ruth Keffer, curatorial associate for architecture and design, spotlights the vibrant works of textile designer Alexander Girard.
	Vox Pop: Visitors share thoughts about the exhibition Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth.
	Exhibition Highlights: Curator Rudolf Frieling offers insights on Charged Space, an exhibition of video works by Jane and Louise Wilson and Fikret Atay.
	Guest Takes: Youth Speaks poet Michelle Lee presents a poetic interpretation of the art of Anselm Kiefer.
	Gallery Exploration: Exhibition curator Michael Auping of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth leads a tour of Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: November 2006 (with images) 14.8MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only; contains 9 audio tracks with images; 30 min. total running time (Get help)
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Voices from the Collection: In conjunction with the exhibition Imposing Order, photographer Deborah Luster discusses her intimate portraits of those incarcerated in Louisiana’s prison system.

Exhibition Highlights: Exhibition curator Michael Auping introduces Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth.

SFMOMA Scavenger: Enjoy a whirlwind recap of SFMOMA Scavengers, the city-wide scavenger hunt and exhibition that took place at SFMOMA September 30 through October 3.

Guest Takes: Poets from San Francisco’s Youth Speaks reinterpret the art of Jeff Koons and Phil Collins.

Gallery Exploration: Curator Michael Auping of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth leads a tour of Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: September 2006 (with images) 12.3MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only; contains 2 audio tracks with images; 26 min. total running time (Get help)
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Voices from the Collection: Kevin Conger and Mark Jensen of Jensen & Macy Architects discuss their winning design for the SFMOMA Sculpture Garden competition, and sculptor Robert Arneson talks about his love affair with clay.

Exhibition Highlights: Art historian Patricia Albers shares the story of Tina Modotti and Edward Weston’s partnership, and British artist Joshua Sofaer previews SFMOMA Scavengers, a city-wide scavenger hunt and its subsequent exhibition.

Guest Takes: San Francisco–based recording artists Matmos offer a creative response to the work of Matthew Barney.

Gallery Exploration: Art historian and Tina Modotti biographer Patricia Albers narrates a companion audio guide for Mexico as Muse: Tina Modotti and Edward Weston.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: August (with images) 17.2MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only, contains 11 audio tracks with images and 1 PDF map of the Matthew Barney: DRAWING RESTRAINT floorplan, 36 minute total running time (Get help)
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Voices from the Collection: Explore two different visions of postwar Japan: those of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu and American conceptual artist Matthew Barney.

Exhibition Highlights: British artist Joshua Sofaer previews SFMOMA Scavengers, a city-wide scavenger hunt taking place on September 30 and its subsequent exhibition.

Guest Takes: Jazz musician Dmitri Matheny performs an original composition inspired by a recent trip to Japan. Also, author Dave Eggers introduces new writing from the students in the youth literary program at 826 Valencia.

Vox Pop: Hear what visitors have to say about the work of Matthew Barney.

Gallery Exploration: Experience the Matthew Barney: DRAWING RESTRAINT audio tour, narrated by the artist and curators.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: June (with images) 17.5MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only, contains 11 audio tracks with images and 1 PDF map of the Matthew Barney: DRAWING RESTRAINT floorplan, 37 minute total running time (Get help)
	SFMOMA Artcasts: June (audio only) 32.4MB Zip file, contains 11 audio tracks and 1 PDF map of the Matthew Barney: DRAWING RESTRAINT floorplan, 37 minute total running time (Get help)

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Voices from the Collection: Artist and filmmaker Matthew Barney talks about the creation of his multifaceted project DRAWING RESTRAINT 9

Guest Takes: In conjunction with Matthew Barney: DRAWING RESTRAINT, singer-songwriter Will Oldham performs “Rolling Down to Old Maui,” a folk song on whaling. Plus, Dave Eggers introduces new writing from the students in the youth literary program at 826 Valencia.

Vox Pop: Hear what visitors have to say about the work of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu.

Gallery Exploration: Experience the Matthew Barney: DRAWING RESTRAINT audio tour, narrated by the artist and curators.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: May (with images) 10.4MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only, contains 2 audio tracks with accompanying images, 21 minute total running time (Get help)
	SFMOMA Artcasts: May (audio only) 18.9MB Zip file, contains 2 audio tracks, 21 minute total running time (Get help)

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Voices from the Collection: Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu’s writings on the Americans and Americanization in postwar Japan come to life.

Guest Take: Bay Area storyteller and performer Brenda Wong-Aoki reflects on the Japanese American experience.

Exhibition Highlights: In conjunction with Beyond Real: Surrealist Photography and Sculpture from Bay Area Collections, art historian and San Francisco State professor Whitney Chadwick tells the little-known story of the women of the Surrealist movement.

Vox Pop: Visitors respond to the supernatural designs of Hernán Díaz Alonso’s Los Angeles-based architectural firm, Xefirotarch.

Gallery Exploration: Exhibition co-curator Leo Rubinfien narrates a companion audio guide to Shomei Tomatsu: Skin of the Nation.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: March (with images) 13.7MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only, contains 2 audio tracks with accompanying images, 28 minute total running time (Get help)
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Voices from the Collection: South African artist William Kentridge (whose work is currently on view in Between Art and Life) discusses his charcoal-based animated films.

Exhibition Highlights: SFMOMA Curator Corey Keller comments on 1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures, an exhibition of photographs and albums produced in the aftermath of the great earthquake and fire.

Artcast Invitational: Our first Artcast Invitational winner, Nan Choate, offers an imaginative recreation of the minutes after the earthquake struck on April 18, 1906.

Guest Take: Writer, musician, and spoken-word performer Beth Lisick in an imagined conversation with Alexander Calder.

Vox Pop: Visitors react to 1906 Earthquake: A Disaster in Pictures.

Gallery Exploration: A downloadable companion audio guide to Richard Long: The Path Is the Place Is the Line offers insights into the art on view, narrated by the artist himself.

	SFMOMA Artcasts: February (with images) 13.7MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only, contains 2 audio tracks with accompanying images, 28 minute total running time (Get help)
	SFMOMA Artcasts: February (audio only) 26MB Zip file, contains 2 audio files, 28 minute total running time (Get help)

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Voices from the Collection: Canadian media artist Janet Cardiff comments on the creation of her audio walks and multimedia installations.

Guest Take: Sound artist, composer, and performer Pamela Z presents a new piece inspired by the SFMOMA building. Plus, San Francisco's own JT LeRoy shares new writing inspired by what's on view.

Exhibition Highlights: Kenyan-born, New York-based artist Wangechi Mutu gives a brief overview of her fifth-floor New Work exhibition.

Vox Pop: Visitors respond to Wangechi Mutu's gallery installation.

Gallery Exploration: A downloadable companion audio guide to New Work: Wangechi Mutu offers insights into the art on view, narrated by the artist herself.

SFMOMA Artcasts: December 49 MB Zip file, contains 3 audio files, 44 min. running time.

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Voices from the Collection: Filmmaker and visual artist Bruce Conner comments on his inkblot drawings

Guest Take: Cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, formerly of the Kronos Quartet, performs an original composition inspired by the artwork of Bruce Conner.

Exhibition Highlights: Media artist Peter Sarkisian talks about Dusted (1998), his five-channel video projection currently on view in the exhibition Double Feature.

Vox Pop: Visitors respond to Chuck Close: Self-Portraits 1967–2005 and offer their own takes on what they see in a Close self-portrait.

Gallery Exploration: Artists Chuck Close and Kiki Smith lead listeners through Chuck Close: Self-Portraits 1967-2005 and Kiki Smith: A Gathering, 1980-2005, offering insights on their working methods.

SFMOMA Artcasts: November 23.6 MB Zip file, contains 2 audio files, 26 min. running time.

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Voices from the Collection: Installation artist Doris Salcedo

Vox Pop: SFMOMA visitors comment on the building

Guest Take: Local performance and sound artist Pamela Z responds to the acoustics of the Museum's Haas Atrium

Exhibition Highlights: Kiki Smith: A Gathering, 1980–2005 and Chuck Close: Self-Portraits 1967–2005

Gallery Exploration: An audio guide to Robert Adams: Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration

	Audio and images 34.7 MB Zip file, for photo-capable iPods only, contains 11 audio tracks with accompanying images, 37 min. running time
	Audio-only 30.2 MB Zip file, contains 11 audio tracks, 37 min. running time

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SFMOMA’s first podcast featured gallery-by-gallery commentary on The Art of Richard Tuttle from exhibition organizer Madeleine Grynsztejn, SFMOMA’s Elise S. Haas Senior Curator of Painting and Sculpture.