Image: Fitchburg Art Museum, Portland
A recent WICN ‘Inquiry’ podcast episode brought together Fitchburg Art Museum director Nick Capasso and artist James Dye to discuss ‘The Void, the Wheel, and the Monster,’ an exhibition of Dye’s pen-and-ink work now on view at the museum through September 13, 2026. The episode was published July 20, aligning with the opening period of the exhibition and providing a public conversation around the work while it is on display.
According to the podcast page, Capasso returned to WICN’s ‘Inquiry’ alongside Dye for the segment, which identifies Dye’s show as a focused presentation of pen-and-ink pieces. The museum is listed as the venue for the exhibition, and the page states that the works will remain on view until September 13, 2026.
The news item is tied to the museum’s ongoing exhibition calendar rather than a separate special event, and the source material does not indicate any additional venue beyond Fitchburg Art Museum. The podcast itself serves as companion content, offering listeners an introduction to the artist and the exhibition title, ‘The Void, the Wheel, and the Monster,’ without adding unverified details about the works’ themes or installation.
Fitchburg Art Museum’s name appears in the podcast introduction as well as in the event listing, confirming the institutional setting for the exhibition. The museum’s director’s participation suggests the exhibition is being presented with direct curatorial or institutional involvement, though the source page does not specify the nature of that role beyond identifying Capasso as director.
Dye’s website is linked on the podcast page, but the verified information here is limited to the exhibition’s title, medium, venue and dates. No further biographical or interpretive details are given in the source material, so the reporting stays with the confirmed facts.
‘The Void, the Wheel, and the Monster’ opened at Fitchburg Art Museum on July 20, 2026, and remains on view through September 13, 2026.
