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Art is something to see, experience — and now, to listen to. Podcasts are the perfect medium for exploring contemporary art in an engaging, accessible, and often surprising way.
Whether you’re a collector, a Street Art enthusiast, or simply curious, here are 7 must-listen podcasts, including an Italian gem that deserves your full attention.
1. Urban Stories – The Voice of Urban Artists (IT)
The podcast that tells the story of Street Art from within
Fresh, authentic, and deeply embedded in the urban context, Urban Stories is the podcast by Wunderkammern, a leading gallery in Street Art in Italy and beyond. More than just interviews, it’s a sound archive of direct testimonies from artists working in public space.
Each episode explores the connection between art and the city, between creative action and social fabric. Artists share their journeys, challenges, and the reflections behind their work, giving voice to a Street Art that’s conscious, political, poetic.
If you’re passionate about Street Art, this is unmissable. Urban Stories is a valuable lens for understanding how and why urban art continues to shape our cities.
2. Talk Art (EN)
Art with wit, insight, and a British twist
Hosted by actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament, Talk Art is one of the most popular podcasts in the contemporary art scene. Conversations with artists, curators, and designers unfold spontaneously, filled with insight, humour, and inspiration.
Each episode feels like a behind-the-scenes tour of the global art world — from fairs to studios — making this podcast perfect if you want to discover new talents and enjoy the journey.
3. The Great Women Artists (EN)
Rediscovering art through female voices
In an art world still largely dominated by male voices, Katy Hessel has created a much-needed podcast: The Great Women Artists. Her mission is to spotlight the work of female artists overlooked by history, while also celebrating today’s leading women in the global art scene.
Each episode is crafted with both passion and precision. Hessel engages in thoughtful conversations with artists, curators, and art historians in a format that informs without being didactic. It’s an invitation to revisit art history through a more equitable and inclusive lens—and to expand one’s aesthetic and cultural horizons.
4. Artefatti – The Arte Svelata Podcast (IT)
Art explained in clear, concise episodes
Created by Luca Nannipieri, Artefatti is one of Italy’s most appreciated cultural podcasts. Short yet rich episodes focus on artists, masterpieces, or artistic themes, told in a clear and engaging voice.
Ideal for listeners who want to learn more even with limited time—ten minutes are enough to walk away with something valuable and memorable.
5. Art&Chips (IT)
Contemporary art with a pop and smart tone
Created by art critic Alessandra Ioalé, Art&Chips is an Italian podcast with a fresh and original tone. It blends visual art and pop culture, offering reflections on exhibitions, art fairs, trends, and buzzworthy artists.
The approach is smart — well-researched yet never academic — making it ideal for those who want to understand contemporary art without filters or pretension, striking the perfect balance between substance and accessibility.
6. Paladine (IT)
Remarkable women who shaped Italy’s museum culture
Produced by Chora Media for the Italian Ministry of Culture, Paladine tells the stories of museum directors, collectors, researchers, and archaeologists who made history in the Italian cultural landscape.
Narrated by Serena Dandini, this podcast is an emotional tribute to women like Caterina Marcenaro, who built Genoa’s civic museum system, and Palma Bucarelli, the first woman to lead a national museum. Their stories are both inspiring and deeply relevant today.
7. Art Curious (EN)
Where art becomes an irresistible story
Jennifer Dasal, art historian and former curator, hosts Art Curious, a podcast that mixes storytelling and scholarship. Each episode uncovers mysteries, scandals, and surprising facts behind iconic artworks.
Perfect for those who love true stories and want to see art from a new perspective.
Art is now something you can hear, anywhere
Listening to art podcasts is like walking through an exhibition with your eyes closed—trusting only the voice of the artist, curator, or storyteller. It’s an intimate, new way to explore creativity.
And if you're looking for the perfect starting point, Urban Stories offers the ideal blend of Street Art, direct voices, and Italian flair.