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Jo"s Art History Podcast

Join art historian Jo McLaughlin as she delves into the wonderful world of art history in a fun and accessible way Jo’s aim is to begin breaking down the elitism which surrounds the subject of art history and believes in order to do so, it’s important to create a space where everyone from all walks of life have the opportunity to talk about art that is meaningful to them; as let’s face it, if you are passionate about something, you are going to be good at talking about it! Painting, sculpture,

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36.2 Famous Art Cameos in Movies Part 2 with Nico Paws

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/12/14

It’s episode 36 & this week sees the return of Famous Art Cameos in Movies Part 2 From Under the Sea to Notting Hill & Mr Bean to Beauties and Beasts - Nico Paws returns to the podcast along with host Jo McLaughlin to discuss more of the best art cameos the film industry has to offer! You will be amazed at how many brilliant art cameos have happened right before your eyes in some of the greatest movies of all time! Thank you to everyone who voted for this series to return for a part 2! We

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36.1 Famous Art Cameos in Movies Part 2 with Nico Paws

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/12/13

It’s episode 36 & this week sees the return of Famous Art Cameos in Movies Part 2 From Under the Sea to Notting Hill & Mr Bean to Beauties and Beasts - Nico Paws returns to the podcast along with host Jo McLaughlin to discuss more of the best art cameos the film industry has to offer! You will be amazed at how many brilliant art cameos have happened right before your eyes in some of the greatest movies of all time! Thank you to everyone who voted for this series to return for a part 2! We

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SEASON TWO INCOMING - Dec 14th, 2021.

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/12/08

Hello and welcome back to Jo's Art History Podcast! I'm delighted to be returning December 14th 2021 with not one, not two but THREE new episodes! I look forward to seeing you then! Until then, keep learning and remember, art is for all!! Jo xx --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jos-art-history-podcast/message

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35. Georgia O’Keeffe with Joanne Oatts

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/06/07

It’s the final episode of season one! Yes, after 35 weeks of non-stop art history content, I thought now would be the perfect time to round off season one is style - and I promise we are going out on a high! On today’s episode I sit down with artist and art historian Joanne Oatts to discuss one of Art History’s most iconic female artists - Georgia O’Keeffe! O’Keeffe is one of those artists who was all too quickly pigeon holed as a creative who solely painted flowers and that contained highly

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34. The Barbican - Living in an Architectural...

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/05/31

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast! It’s episode 34 and the penultimate episode of season one and today, I have something really special for you all! As some of you may remember my second episode of the Jo’s Art history Podcast was all about The Barbican, the incredible brutalist social housing estate in London which people either love or love hate. If you have listened to the episode, you will know I love the barbican and everything it stands for, so I was beyond delighted when the

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33. Going Back To Museums & Galleries After Covid-19

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/05/24

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast! It’s episode 33 and this week I discuss museums and galleries being open once again after a new lifting of restrictions in the UK. As a lover of art I was straight out the door and back in museums, but after reading in the paper there was still a large divide of people feeling comfortable in these spaces, I thought I would offer my thoughts and experience of how I have found being back in the art world since restrictions have lifted. I talk personal

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32. Harry Beck: The Man who Designed the London...

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/05/17

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast! It’s episode - and this week I sit down with the brilliant Graphic designer Tilly Haley to discuss one of the WORLDS (not just the UK’s) greatest designs! THE LONDON UNDERGROUND MAP! Although the London Underground opened in the 1860s and it probably worthy of a podcast episode it itself - it is the London Underground Tube Map which is taking centre stage today. Although it had several maps designs during its long duration of operation, the map we use

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31. Caravaggio with Jeff Musser

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/05/10

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast! It’s episode 31 and this week I sat down with contemporary artist Jeff Musser to discuss 3 incredible works by the ORIGINAL art world bad boy Caravaggio. Born in Milan in 1571 to humble beginnings, Caravaggio went onto ROCK the art world with his incredible handling of light, perception and people within his depictions. He is one of those artists whose work looks so real, you can almost feel the pain and ecstasy of the people he depicts in his

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30. Art and Curation In The Time of Covid-19 in Latin...

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/05/03

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast. It’s episode 30 and in today’s episode we are taking you online to look at a selection of Latin American artists and their response to making during the Covid-19 crisis with the help of my guest, curator and art historian, Gisselle Girón. Gisselle works between the UK and Peru and takes us on a whistle stop tour of 5 examples of Latin American Artists who have rejected the traditional display paths - such as museums and galleries in favour of online,

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29. Peggy Angus with Clare Dales

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/04/26

Well what an episode I have for you today!! Ever heard of Peggy Angus? I certainly hadn’t until the brilliant Clare Dales got in touch to tell me all about this incredible woman. Peggy Angus was a British designer, artist and educator born in 1904. Although born in Chile, her family relocated back to the UK when she was 5 and she grew up in Muswell Hill, London. At 17, she won a scholarship to study at the Royal College of Art and studied alongside now world renowned artists such as Barbara

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28. The 'Ideal' Female Form in Art with Bryony Large

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/04/19

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast Today I sit down with art historian Bryony Large for a brilliant conversation discussing the changing representation of the female figure throughout art history and what is/was considered as ‘the ideal female form.’ This is a massive topic as you can imagine and Bryony has done an amazing job at selecting 4 corner stone works from within the Canon of Art History as a way of introducing this topic and to get you thinking about the changing perception of

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27. Is Drawing Important With Brian Kielt

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/04/12

⭐ WELCOME BACK TO THE JO’S ART HISTORY PODCAST⭐ It is good to be back with a fresh new episode after a week off! It’s Episode 27 and today, I sat down with artist, Brian Kielt, to discuss how different artists tackle the practise and concept of drawing. When Brian suggested talking about this, I had never really given much thought to the history and importance of drawing within art; but as you will see from our chat, where we take a deep dive into the works of FIVE artists, no two of approach

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REVISIT - Frida Kahlo with Rebecca Milford

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/04/05

I've decided to give myself a wee Easter holiday this week and following on from International Women's month I have dipped into the podcast archive to revisit this brilliant episode all about Frida Kahlo with Rebecca Milford! To remind you: On today’s podcast Jo sits down with Rebecca Milford, founder of cosmic cures, about one of the 20th century’s most iconic figures - FRIDA KAHLO. Frida Kahlo is a larger than life icon in today’s society, but throughout her life suffered not only immense pain due

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26. Perfume as Practise with Michael Borkowsky

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/03/29

It’s episode 26 of Jo’s Art History Podcast! Well, I have an incredibly fascinating episode for you all this week! Today, I sit down with artist and perfumer of the people, Michael Borkowsky to talk about the history of perfume and WHY this is an art form in itself. From magical positions for everlasting youth to bottling the scent of the new modern day woman, Michael takes us on a whistle stop tour on the art of perfume through the ages. Only discovering and falling in love with the art and

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25. Finding Your Way Into The Arts with Nico Paws

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/03/23

⭐ Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast! ⭐ It’s episode 25 and I thought I would try something a little different today. I sit down with regular podcast guest Nicole McLaughlin aka, Nico Paws, to talk about how each of us ended up finding our way into the arts. Although Nicole and I are sisters and we would definitely class ourselves as creatives, our paths into study and work COULD NOT BE more different. Nicole and I ask each other 5 questions about our education, why we picked the subjects

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24. Art As An Immersive Experience with Lauren Harrison

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/03/16

Welcome Back!! This week on the Jo’s Art History podcast I sit down with Leeds based visual artist and art world professional Lauren Harrison to discuss the idea of art as a full immersive experience. Well, first of all, what do we mean by saying ‘a full immersive experience'; as this is not a phrase really associated with art and the art world. Well - it should be and there are plenty of artists out there creating incredible works which soul success lie in audience interaction and

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23. Anna Atkins and the Cyanotype with Josie Purcell

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/03/09

Welcome back to the Jo’s Art History Podcast and welcome to my first International Women’s Day Special! And what a a treat we have in store for you today! Ever heard of Anna Atkins? Well, you will definitely not forget her after this incredible chat with photographer and photographic artist Josie Purcell! Anna Atkins is THE FIRST PERSON EVER to create a photo book with her 1843Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions. How did she create this I hear you ask? Using the Cyanotype printing

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22. Banksy with Verity Babbs

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/03/02

Calling all street art lovers - this one is for you ;) Join Jo as she sits down with art historian, broadcaster and writer Verity Babbs as she speaks about the British super star that is BANKSY!! A prolific street artist and lets be honest - total enigma, Banksy has in recent years re-written the rules for street artists all over the world. Verity, talks us through 5 of the artist’s most iconic works; not only pointing out their importance within the history of art but their powerful messages

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21. Vermeer's Women with Lloyd Spencer

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/02/23

Welcome back to the Jo's Art History Podcast! It's episode 21! This week I sit down with artist and art historian Lloyd Spencer to talk about one of the greatest artist to ever live - VERMEER! Now considered a master of the Dutch Golden Age, Vermeer only ever completed 35 paintings within his life. What is even more interesting is that the majority of these paintings feature women as the main or only subject! But, WHY?? Lloyd has gone above and beyond for this episode by creating a website where he

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20. The Colourful World of David Hockney with Hannah...

Jo"s Art History Podcast ·

2021/02/16

Welcome back art history lovers to the Jo's Art History Podcast! It's episode 20 and today I sit down with British artist Hannah Lingard to discuss the colourful world of David Hockney! A key figure in British contemporary art - Hockney’s love of colour is one of the artist’s defining features! Something else Hockney is known for is his love of exploration and not pigeonholing his artistic practise - something Hannah and I both love about the artist!! So join Hannah and I as we discuss the colourful

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