Part 2 of Whitehot Magazine's interview with Hunter Biden. Clare Gemima is guest host.

PART 1: A discussion with Hunter Biden about his art. Clare Gemima from Whitehot Magazine guest hosts.

Guest host Bianca Bova interviews Jasons Zinoman, critic-at-large for the Culture section of The New York Times.

Bianca Bova is a Chicago-based curator and art critic. Her work has appeared in the Chicago Reader, Whitehot Magazine, Outside Berlin, LateNighter, and the New York Times, among others. She is a member of the United States section of the Association Internationale des Critiques d'Art, and a 2025 recipient of the Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation Travel Grant for Visual Arts Journalism.

Jason Zinoman is a critic at large for The New York Times where he has written the On Comedy column since 2011. He has authored Shock Value: How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave Us Nightmares, Conquered Hollywood and Invented Modern Horror, the Kindle Single Searching for Dave Chappelle and the NYT bestseller, Letterman: The Last Giant of Late Night. He was a theater critic for many years and still occasionally reviews plays. He has written for magazines and newspapers since the first Internet boom. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two daughters.

Artist talk with Pam Poquette, Lawre Stone and Whitehot's Clare Gemima for their 2 person exhibition "Chrysalis" at Tanja Grunert Gallery in Hudson.

I recently sat down with Greg Haberny at his current exhibit at Satellite Gallery, 279 Broome Street in NYC. As an artist I’ve known for over twenty years from showing together at art fairs in Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City, as well as connecting at NYC galleries. In this captivating interview, Greg shares insights into his creative process, the passion driving his art, and the surreal moment when Banksy began collecting his work, inviting him to create an installation at Dismaland and join other exciting exhibits. He also talks about his key role in the Bombay Beach Biennale, a unique art event in the California desert that transforms the landscape into a hub of creativity. Greg’s enthusiasm is compelling—don’t miss hearing him reflect on his craft and the unexpected twists of his inspiring career!

Guest host Kofi Fosu Forson talks with Jenna Basso Pietrobon, a multidisciplinary artist skilled in a variety of mediums including, painting, sculpture, architecture, design, performance and activism. Pietrobon shares with the Whitehot Art World audience her revolutionizing of the mystery of fate, art and destiny. How a trip back to her grandparents home of Nove di Bassano in Italy changed the course of her art platform.

Currently based in Paris, she touches on her experience in New York working in a patriarchal system. How trauma from that broadened her activism for women silenced, and oppressed in hope of gender equality. Central in her art experience is how she manages recovery from trauma in an activist and art-making role, building on a form of inclusivity with the involvement of artisans in her art-making process.

Renee LoBue is a singer and songwriter for the New Jersey based rock and roll band, Elk City and also Flowers of America. They record out of Magic Door Studios. She and drummer and producer, Ray Ketchem, started a record label, Magic Door. They've been releasing albums by notable and highly energized bands.

LoBue is a multi-disciplined artist who works from collage art, mixed media, installations, digital self-portraits and performance art.

Her optimal platform is bringing awareness to complex female narratives through her form of resistance in her art work across different mediums using groundbreaking themes in female gender empowerment, social commentary and the human experience.

Bianca Bosker is the author of Get the Picture, an instant NYT Bestseller named the best book of 2024 by NPR, TIME, and The Economist.

Episode provided by Kendall Krantz for Whitehot.

Noah Becker reviews the new book Warhol-isms

Noah ponders the meaning of art history in 2024?

Do people really respect, contemporary art? I kind of wonder?