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Episode 977 | Unframed

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2025/02/05

This episode, Joshua, Gillian, and Sarah discuss the effects on the expansion of minimalism in art and culture.In addition, we explore how the world of minimalism is portrayed in the media and talk about how it’s impacting contemporary lifestyles and creative practices.

00:26:58

Episode 982 | Vautier’s Performance Art Legacy: Why...

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2025/02/05

Today’s podcast is titled, “Vautier’sPerformance Art Legacy: Why EveryArtist Should Continue to Question theirCulture and Shock the World”. TheParisian performance artist Ben Vautierinspires the name. Of course, you may bewondering what was so special about hiswork, and to that, I’d say that it was hisinnate curiosity and provocative artisticdirection that made him the forwardthinker he was. In 1964, Vautier sat downin the middle of a street in Nice with aplacard on his lap. The placard

00:20:41

Episode 972 | Canvas of the Mind: Exploring Art and...

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2024/12/11

Dive into the transformative power of art with "Canvas of the Mind," apodcast where we explore how music, poetry, drama, and more can heal, inspire, andconnect us. Join us as we unpack the role of art in emotional well-being throughengaging discussions and real-life applications.

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Episode 919 | Brick by Brick: Breaking Down Carl...

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2024/12/11

In this episode, we explore Carl Andre’s Equivalent VIII, known as the "Pile of Bricks," by examining its origins, artistic context, and the controversies it stirred. We begin by uncovering the life and influences of Carl Andre, a key figure in Minimalism, whose approach to art focused on simplicity, form, and materiality. Using 120 standard firebricks, Andre’s choice of materials challenges traditional ideas of art, raising questions about the relationship between art and the objects it uses. We

00:15:46

Episode 942 | Are Martian Masks Art? Exploring...

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2024/11/30

Join Sandra and Jake as they explore the fascinating MartianMarsks. These mysterious objects, resembling African masks, challenge our understanding of art, beauty, and symbolism. Tune in to dive into cultural relativism, the meaning of symbols, and the universal language of creativity. Don't miss this intriguing discussion!

00:22:47

Episode 967 | Beyond the Canvas: Curating Cézanne’s...

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2024/11/30

In this episode, join Zayd Ahmad, Milla Nicolas-Nader, and Mario Mencos as they dive into the captivating world of Cézanne’s Mont Sainte-Victoire series and explore the art of curating with intention. How do curators choose which pieces from an artist's series to show, and in what quantities? Is it more important to respect art history, engage the audience, uphold the artist's vision, or have a positive financial impact? We'll examine the advantages of showcasing Cézanne's well-known pieces together

00:13:49

Episode 960 | Aesthetic Healing Through Beardsley’s Lens

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2024/11/30

In this episode, Dea and William dive deep intothe transformative power of art through the lens ofMonroe Beardsley's aesthetic philosophy on theExploring Art Podcast. Anchored around a rivetingcase study, they discuss how interaction with artforms, such as music, poetry, and drama, canserve as an agent in facilitating emotional healingand resilience.From Beardsley's unity, intensity, and complexityprinciples to evidence-based benefits frommodern art therapy, Dea and William unpack thedeep

00:21:24

Episode 968 | The Case of Paul Cezanne's Many...

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2024/11/30

In this episode, we have a lively conversation about Paul Cezanne's famous paintings of the same mountain. We exchange thoughts on the importance of curating art exhibits well using Cezzane's work as a primary example but also including modern art exhibits like the Van Gogh Experience in our discussion.

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Episode 956 | The Timeless Influence of the Picturesque

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2024/11/26

n this episode, we dive into the concept of the picturesque, a term rooted in 18thand 19th-century art and literature that continues to shape how we perceive and frame beauty innature today. Exploring its Italian and French origins, we discuss whether the beauty oflandscapes like Lake George is intrinsic or dependent on the observer’s perspective. From theinfluence of the picturesque on 19th-century painters to its lasting impact on modernphotography, social media, and national parks, we reflect on

00:21:34

Episode 959 | Landscape Paintings. Beautiful by...

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2024/11/26

In this episode we are going to be going over a claim by Nathaniel Parker Willis on how paintings of beautiful landscapes are inherently beautiful automatically as long as you just copy the landscape. Can any normal Joe do this? Or is it the talent of the artist that makes it beautiful and creative? Tune in to find out

00:11:04

Episode 952 | Brushstrokes and Brainwaves: The Art of...

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2024/11/26

Get ready to blend creativity with psychology in this vibrant episode ofExploring Art! Join Priscilla and Marios as they dive into Monroe Beardsley’s intriguing theorieson how art can boost your mental health. Through the relatable story of Gladys, a collegesophomore navigating emotional challenges, we explore how activities like painting, dancing,writing poetry, and even a bit of drama can be powerful mood lifters.Expect a mix of insightful analysis, fun analogies, and plenty of laughs as we

00:22:21

Episode 962| Van Gogh's Worst Hit

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2024/11/26

Camilla and Gavin talked about themeaning of the artwork and why it is theugliest Van Gogh piece of art. We alsotalked about Chapter 2 and analyzed thebeauty of the artwork and why do the artistnames it "ugly". We both used personalopinion to express what we both feel aboutthe art piece. Gavin compared the artworkwith Cartoons because he likes them.Camilla compared the artwork with anotherpiece of Vincent Van Goh's art collection.There was an intro and closing.

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Episode 947 | Van Gogh’s Ugliest Painting

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2024/11/25

This episode is hosted by Kavon and Octavio andwill discuss Vincent van Gogh’s The Night Café,which is a striking and unconventional depiction of alate-night gathering space, which he famouslydescribed as “one of the ugliest paintings” he hadever created. The painting portrays deliberate“ugliness” that challenges traditional aesthetics toimmerse viewers in the emotional intensity of thescene. This leaves you to consider, is it ugly or is itactually a beautiful of emotion?

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Episode 957 | A Picture-Perfect Landscape: Unpacking...

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2024/11/23

In this captivating episode, join Luca, Noah andAlexis as we explore how the idea of"picturesque beauty" transformed the way peopleappreciate nature. From the rugged landscapesof 19th-century America to the influence ofmodern photography, we discuss how artists,writers, and even everyday viewers have foundmeaning in nature's irregularities. Discover whywild places like Lake George became iconic, howculture shapes what we find beautiful, and whythese ideas still inspire artists today. Get ready tosee

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Episode 945 | Art History Uncovered;...

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2024/11/21

Join us for a captivating blend of history and culture, as we discuss recently discovered Martian Masks. Or "Marsks" and African Cultural masks concerning the meaning of art and our perception of beauty and utility!

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Episode 958 | Unpacking Lake George and Finding What...

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2024/11/21

In today’s episode of Exploring Art, weuncover the depths of Lake George and go swim deeper than anyone has ever gone. Here we will consider the great opinions of Nathaniel Willis and his input on the lake, along with the questions of natural beauty and where it originates from in its landscapes.

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Episode 964 | Café Ugly

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2024/11/21

Join us in our podcast, Café Ugly, where we explore the rich yet simplistic details of Van Gogh's work. We will focus on The Night Café, which Van Gogh painted in September 1888 while living in Arles, France. Van Gogh himself called it “one of the ugliest” paintings he made, but we’ll explore how the "ugliness" is more about the emotions it evokes rather than how it was painted. We will discuss the discomforts, the contrasting colors, and what we believe makes this painting extraordinary.

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Episode 946 | REVEALING MYSTERIES OF FEELINGS

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2024/11/21

This is a episode 946 of RevealingMysteries of feeling where we look intoVincent van Gogh night café painting aswe seek to understand his emotionalfeelings of the painting.

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Episode 932 | The Picturesque and the Inherent Beauty...

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2024/11/20

In this episode of Exploring Art, host Anaya and panelist Daria and Kevin discuss all things surrounding the picturesque. Listen as these 3 discuss Nathaniel Willis, the meaning of the word picturesque, it’s impactful history and all things nature.Through this discussion, they look at nature in an explorative, artistic way, outside of the ordinary. Is nature inherently beautiful, or its appeal only defined by the viewer? Stay tuned and find out!

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Episode 923 | Martian Mysteries: The Art of...

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2024/11/20

Martian Mysteries" takes you on an interstellar journey to explore the boundaries of art, meaning, and culture. What happens when we encounter alien artifacts without context? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the "Marsks," challenge our definitions of beauty, and question the very nature of art.

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