Catherine Wood, co-curator of the Mike Kelley exhibition at Tate Modern, delves into Kelley's complex engagement with American culture, addressing themes like identity and trauma. Shanay Jhaveri reviews the influences and cultural shifts in contemporary Indian art from 1975 to 1998, spotlighting artists navigating queerness and societal norms. Lynn Gumpert discusses Berthe Weill's pioneering role as a gallerist, celebrating her connection to Raoul Dufy’s iconic work. The episode is a rich exploration of art’s ability to reflect and challenge societal narratives.

Leading figures in the art world, including Max Hollein, discuss hopes and concerns for the visual arts. Topics covered include the significance of museums, restitution of cultural heritage, autonomy in the arts, diverse narratives, and building a society based on love and joy. The importance of diversity, fair pay, and democracy in museums is highlighted. Ethical concerns of collaborating with Saudi Arabia and climate change in the art world are explored. Updates on the art market and the impact of activist art are discussed. The need for transparency and support for artists is emphasized.