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Episode 1013 | The Loudest Silent

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2025/04/01

In this thought-provoking episode, Group1013, featuring Mikhail, Gio, and Elsie, dives into theworld of John Cage’s most infamous and misunderstoodcomposition, 4’33”. Is it music? Is it art? Or is itsomething entirely different?Join us as we explore the philosophical, artistic, andcultural implications of a piece that invites us to listen in anew way. From Zen Buddhism and avant-gardeperformance to unexpected background noises andimpromptu performers, we explore how 4’33” challengesthe very

00:20:14

Episode 1007 | Exploring Contemporary Art, When the...

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2025/04/01

In this episode, we explore how BenVautier’s performance Man Becomes Artfits into the broader tradition ofperformance artists who use their ownbodies as the artwork. From Yves Klein’sAnthropometries (1960), where modelsbecame living paintbrushes, to MarinaAbramović’s endurance-based The Artistis Present (2010), we compare howVautier’s approach stands apart. Unlikethe ritualistic or physically demandingperformances of his peers, Vautier’sdeclaration of himself as art was strikingin its simplicity.We

00:10:57

Episode 986 | The Art of Identity: Can a Persona Be a...

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2025/02/19

Is identity a masterpiece in itself? In this fascinating episode of Exploring Art Podcast, Aaryan and Moses investigate the fascinating notion of whether someone's created identity—through fashion, performance, or even social media—can be considered an actual work of art. From ancient icons who acted out their lives as art to modern influencers crafting their digital personas, we explore how self-expression blurs the line between art and life. Come with us as we delve into the philosophy,

00:18:49

Episode 990 | Beyond Silence: Unpacking John Cage

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2025/02/18

In this episode of "Exploring Art Podcast", host Brandon is joined by guests Ava and Lamarria for a deep dive into the life and work of one of the most influential figures in 20th-century music and art. From the groundbreaking "4'33" to Cage's exploration of chance and silence, we discuss how his unique approach to music continues to challenge the boundaries of what art can be. Join us as we unpack the philosophical implications of Cage’s work, explore his collaborations

00:11:02

Episode 979 | Provoking Thought One Brick at a Time

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2025/02/18

In this episode of Provoking Thought One Brick at a Time, we’re diving into one of the most debated pieces in modern art—Pile of Bricks by Carl Andre. Is it a masterpiece of Minimalism, or just a prank on the art world? Join host Nicolas Chavez and guests Natasha Alfonso, Nicholas Kerber, and John as they break down the controversy, explore the meaning of Minimalist art, and debate whether this infamous stack of bricks belongs in a museum. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that just might

00:12:09

Episode 976 | Carl Andre’s ‘Pile of Bricks’: A Deep...

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2025/02/18

Is a pile of bricks really art? In this episode ofExploring Art Podcast, we dive deep into one ofthe most debated works of the 20th century—Carl Andre’s Pile of Bricks. Join host Shaelynand panelist Nadya as they break down theorigins of Minimalism, Andre’s radical approachto materials, and why this seemingly simplestack of bricks sparked outrage and fascinationalike. Was it genius, a joke, or a revolution inthe art world? Tune in and decide for yourself!

00:10:03

Episode 983 | Living Canvas: When the Artist Becomes...

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2025/02/10

Join Lorena, along with Yosvani and Devon, as they divthe fascinating world of performance art in this episodeExploring Art Podcast. This time, we explore the provocwork of Ben Vautier, who boldly declared himself as art1964 street performance. What does it mean to be art?does performance art challenge our understanding of aidentity? And can context change the way we perceiveFrom Marina Abramovic to the Fluxus movement, we bdown how artists have redefined creativity and sparkedthat continue today

00:21:06

Episode 974 | Authenticity and Art

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2025/02/10

Samantha, Melissa, and Jose,joists down together today todiscuss the authenticity withinArt,Mainly explaining. Thedetails of how sol le Witt wasable to make a big impact inthe art community with hiscontemporary art style as wellas other history on Thecarnegie ,useful and how artmanaged to change over time.

00:15:48

Episode 987 | Ben Vautier’s life work start to finish.

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2025/02/07

This episode we dive into ben Vautiers thought provoking life as an artist from start to finish. Vautier challenged the definition of art and moved the goal posts on what art means. Tune in as we unpack Vautiers radical creativity,.

00:23:20

Episode 978 | Beyond the Bricks: A pile of controversy

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2025/02/07

Is it art, or just a pile of bricks? This week, we dive into the creative process of Carl Andre's "Equivalent VIII," a work more commonly known as "The Pile of Bricks." Displayed at the prestigious Tate Modern in London this pile started an uproar of debate, dividing the museum board, art critics, and the public alike. We will explore Andre's artistic influences and the Minimalist movement that shaped his work. From the specific type of brick chosen to the arrangement on

00:20:02

Episode 984 | Art in Motion

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2025/02/07

Welcome to the Exploring Art Podcast: Art in Motion, the podcast from students at FloridaInternational University for the creatively curious. Each episode embarks on a differentartistic movement, philosophy, and influential figures, exploring the way art shapes-and isshaped by-our world.We will challenge this definition with a performance artist's statement "Look at me. That's allit takes; I'm art" through the work of Ben Vautier. A new performance artwork emerged,allowing

00:24:15

Episode 975 | Art or Just Bricks

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2025/02/05

What makes a simple stack of bricks a revolutionary work of art? In this episode of Exploring Art Podcast, hosts Peta-Gaye and Romny dive deep into Carl Andre’s Pile of Bricks and uncover how this minimalist piece challenges the very definition of art. Join us as we discuss the controversy, symbolism, and lasting impact of this work, exploring why a pile of industrial firebricks became one of the most debated artworks of the 20th century. Was it genius or just construction debris? Why did the Tate

00:19:59

Episode 995 | The Identity and Legacy of Sol Lewitt’s...

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2025/02/05

In our podcast episode, The Identity and Legacy of Sol Lewitt’s Wall Drawings, we dive deep into the significant cultural impact of Sol Lewitt and his wall drawings.We discuss ethics and communicate our varying opinions over what makes an art piece authentic when it's an imitation or reproduction of an original work. Both Amanda and Caleb discuss the significance of Sol Lewitt’s instructions on displaying his work, and the multifaceted views that surround it.

00:23:12

Episode 992 | Silence in Sound: A Critical...

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2025/02/05

In this episode of Sound Unheard, Alessiaand Victor take a critical look at one of themost iconic—and controversial—pieces ofcontemporary music: John Cage's 4'33”. Oftenhailed as revolutionary, the piece consists offour minutes and thirty-three seconds of"silence," with no notes or melodies played bythe musicians. But is it truly a masterstroke ofart, or just an intellectual gimmick?The hosts dive deep into the conceptualnature of 4'33”, questioning whether thepiece's

00:27:25

Episode 996 | Beyond the Wall: The Ethics and...

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2025/02/05

In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of Sol LeWitt’s wall drawings. We will explore questions of ownership, and authenticity. The Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh owns one of these monumental works, but if they move and "recreate" the piece in another location, Is it the same work of art? We will also consider the authenticity if we were to recreate the piece ourselves. Join us on our discussion as we further explore what makes original art.

00:22:09

Episode 981 | Man Makes Art, Art Makes Man

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2025/02/05

n our episode, Group 981 talks about the artpiece by Ben Vautier, "Regardez-moi, celasuffit, je suis art." ["Look at me. That's all ittakes; I'm art."] The impact on it has had on artand the changes on how art is interpreted now.We break down the question, “Can a man trulybe art?”, review more of the ideas behindVautier’s art and the impact it has had globally.

00:09:46

Episode 973 | The Canon of Conceptual Art

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2025/02/05

In this episode 973, "The Canon of Conceptual Art" we explore the life and works of an influential figure in the world of contemporary art. Dive into the conceptual genius of Sol LeWitt, as we uncover the stories behind his iconic wall drawings and analyze his philosophy on art and instructions. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a student of art history, or simply curious about the mind of a creative genius, this episode offers a deep and engaging exploration of Sol LeWitt’s enduring

00:23:24

Episode 997 | The Conceptual Art of Sol LeWitt:...

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2025/02/05

In this episode, we delve into the pioneering work of conceptual artist Sol LeWitt, exploring his theories concerning ownership and art reproduction. LeWitt's process put into question many more orthodox ways of thinking about art-making, emphasizing the idea behind the work rather than the product itself. We talk about the powers of LeWitt's thesis, Paragraphs on Conceptual Art, in bringing about a collaborative notion of making, viewing, and understanding art that is still resonant in

00:20:26

Episode 993 | The Art of Silence

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2025/02/05

Join us as we dive into John Cage’s 4’33”.Inthis episode, we will be asking...Would a musical performance be consideredart if there was no music present?Does location play a role in establishing apiece of art?If a performance is silent, does it matter ifanother artist is performing it?

00:30:40

Episode 985 | Humans are Artists, But Can They Also...

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2025/02/05

In this episode, join Max, Gabi, and Maria as they analyze Ben Vautier’s performance art piece titled, "Regardez-moi, cela suffit, je suis art” (Look at me. That's all it takes; I'm art). Following along as we discuss the philosophical question, “Can humans be art?”

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