The art world version of the classic Reese's cup has been born: artist Ryan McNamara and cultural producer Elizabeth Dee.

Zefrey Throwell speaks with artist Hank Willis Thomas, whose work explores notions of race, class, the body and commercialism, investigating how contemporary identities are constructed, defined and manipulated.

Host Zefrey Throwell catches up with painter Cecily Brown in her studio in Manhattan and chats about everything from her new book to her ingenious 3-deep stocked bookshelf to the secret code of her paintings.

Thomas Beard, co-founder of Light Industry, the fabulous new venue for film and electronic art in Brooklyn, met up with Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus of the amazing art duo LoVid, and they rocked the damn house. This is some hot talk right here.

Artist Jill Miller shook up the San Francisco art world recently with her hit show at 2nd Floor Projects called "Collectors." This spicy expose detailed 5 of the top collectors in San Francisco using over 6 months of research and reconnaissance.

Sam Gould of Red76 and Adam Kleinman the curator of LMCC were united in a bloodfest of unequaled proportions, tearing into everything held sacred, from art institutions, to things you hang on the wall, road trips across the south, to Capital itself.

Zefrey Throwell sticks his mike at anything that walks or talks, part 2.

Hosts Zefrey Throwell and Veronica Sanes on the third day of the 2007 Venice Biennale find themselves in conversation with Natasha Bordiglia (Venetian curator), Alberto Ruiz de Samaniego (Curator, Spanish Pavilion), a Spanish art viewer, and locals.

While many claim this is the golden ticket to pull a struggling town out of an economic tailspin or the perfect way to make an average city an international destination, few seem to consider the side effects Biennale has on the preexisting culture.