January 23, 2022
Lucia Love

Lucia Love joins me to talk about labor, ethics, and Walt Disney's Nazi pals. We touch on how she thinks about angels, and her show at JDJ Gallery in New York. Lucia is a funny, irreverent lady and her curious work hits somewhere between the howling abyss of a fully leveraged future and a good joke.


Complete playlist below; tracks in yellow were cut for time.

  1. That’s Entertainment!, Judy Garland
  2. On the Beach, Neil Young
  3. Piss Factory, Patti Smith
  4. Plastic World, Kool Keith with KutMasta Kurt
  5. Cut from the Cloth, The Evens,
  6. Hello Skinny/Constantinople, Primus
  7. Love Me I’m a Liberal, Phil Ochs
  8. Gacked on Anger, Amyl and The Sniffers
  9. Thieves! (Screamed the Ghost), Run the Jewels with Tunde Adebimpe
  10. Which Side Are You On?, Pete Seeger
  11. Way Down In the Hole, Tom Waits
  12. Prison Song, System of a Down
  13. Ænema, TOOL
  14. Niyayesh, Kourosh Yaghmaei
  15. All My Trials, Joan Baez
  16. Stout-Hearted Men, Shooby Taylor; The Human Horn, with Freddy Drew
  17. Sick Beat, Kero Kero Bonito
  18. Love of the Common People, Leonard Nimoy
  19. Ultralight Beam, Kanye West


Lucia Love (b. 1988 in New York NY, lives and works in Brooklyn) attended the School of Visual Arts on a grant from The Foundation for Contemporary Art where they studied painting and animation. Using the logic of keyframing and character design, Love works to create narrative depictions that fuse history and fantasy in order to explore the complex moralities of power. Their recent body of work centers around collective versus individual action, and will be on view in a solo presentation titled Angel Takes The Wheel Feb. 4th 2022 at JDJ Tribeca.