Episode notes
Robert Shaw is an acclaimed art historian and author who has written for the Sunday Times, The Guardian, and Metro. Known for his expert insights into art’s evolving landscape, he brings clarity to complex topics like AI ethics, art market dynamics, and the legacy of iconic figures like Andy Warhol.
He explains:
◽️ The deadly trap of chasing novelty and scandal—why true art resonates beyond shock value.
◽️ How to ethically engage with AI art while maintaining the human connection in creativity.
◽️ The biggest lie about originality—art is often a borrowed, collaborative, and evolving conversation.
◽️ The harsh truth about art ownership in the digital age and the importance of scarcity.
◽️ The habit of sabotaging emerging artists—overcomplicating language instead of communicating clearly.
◽️ The rule ...