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The Painting Podcast

Art History from a painter’s perspective. Every episode examines the life and work of one painter. Exploring both the paintings these artists make, as well as the world which they inhabited.

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Mannerism and the Late Renaissance: From Long Necks...

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2025/09/30

In this episode, we move from the balance of the High Renaissance to the distortions of Mannerism, and from Caravaggio’s raw drama in Rome to Rudolf II’s eccentric collections in Prague. Along the way we look at Parmigianino’s Madonna of the Long Neck, Bronzino’s polished allegories, and Sofonisba Anguissola’s quiet domestic scenes.

The High Renaissance: From Florence to Prague

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2025/09/17

A basic overview of the high renaissance. Starting in Rome, and ultimately ending up at Lobkowicz Palace in Prague.

Caravaggio - The Birth of Baroque Episode 29

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2024/05/20

In this episode, we explore Caravaggio's groundbreaking techniques and tumultuous life, highlighting how his dramatic use of light and realism laid the foundation for the Baroque movement. Discover how his intense emotional depth and innovative compositions revolutionized art, marking the birth of Baroque.

Mannerism: The Elegance of Excess - Episode 28

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2024/05/06

Today we'll explore how Mannerism, with its elongated forms, complex compositions, and vibrant colors, broke away from the classical ideals of balance and proportion established by earlier Renaissance masters.

Distorted Forms: The Power of Grotesque Imagery -...

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2024/04/29

In this episode, we delve into the intriguing world of grotesque art, tracing its origins from the Roman grottoes to its profound impact on modern aesthetics. We explore how what began as whimsical, colorful decorations evolved into a broader artistic expression that encompasses the bizarre, the surreal, and the deeply unsettling. Through discussions on key works like Goya's "Black Paintings," we examine how grotesque art challenges our perceptions and provokes a visceral emotional response. Join us

Isolated Inspirations: How Solitude Shapes Art -...

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2024/04/22

Today we journey through historical art movements and into the minds of contemporary creators to discover how being alone can amplify creativity.

From Cave Walls to Screen Scrolls: Why Watch People...

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2024/03/18

We trace the history of people observing the art-making process. From ancient times when communities would gather to watch artisans at work, through the Renaissance workshops, to modern-day live streams and social media platforms like TikTok, we examine how the act of witnessing art creation has evolved.

Navigating Cheesiness, Kitsch, and the Quest for...

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2024/03/11

This episode delves into the fine line between cheesiness, kitsch, and high art. From the pastoral scenes of Gainsborough to the consumer culture critiques of Warhol and the polling experiments of Komar and Melamid, we examine how artists challenge and redefine our notions of taste, authenticity, and artistic value in a constantly evolving cultural landscape.

Harnessing the Power of the Muse and Synchronicity:...

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2024/03/04

Digging into how we can create an environment where creativity can flourish, and allow the muse in to create meaningful connections that allow for artistic innovation.

You're Looking Wrong!: Episode 22 of The Painting...

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2024/02/26

How are we taught to look at art, and why does it get everything wrong? In this episode I look at conventional ways of teaching students to look at art, and offer an alternative that allows for more intuition, experiementation, and a familiarity with the medium.

Jean-Honoré Fragonard: Episode 21 of The Painting...

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2024/02/19

In this episode I try to come to terms with my hatred of Fragonard, and see if I can appreciate art which I don't necessarily like.

Egon Schiele: Episode 20 of The Painting Podcast

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2024/02/12

Dissecting the life and work of expressionist painter Egon Schiele

Leonora Carrington: Episode 19 of The Painting Podcast

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2024/02/05

In this episode we look at the life and work of English-Mexican surrealist Leonora Carrington.

Hans Hoffman: Episode 18 of The Painting Podcast

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2024/01/29

Looking at the life and work of German American painter, and educator, Hans Hoffman.

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What the hell? Episode 17 of The Painting Podcast

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2024/01/01

In this episode we delve into the world of Bosch, Van Eyck, Dali, and Magritte. We see what things they have in common, and what things they don’t. .

Richard Diebenkorn: Episode 16 of The Painting Podcast

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2023/11/29

The life and work of American artist RIchard Diebenkorn

Art and Humor: Episode 15 of the Painting Podcast

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2023/06/19

In this episode, we will explore the fascinating intersections of art and humor. Join us as we delve into the captivating parallels between crafting a joke and the processes of creating and experiencing a painting. Discover how the art of comedy intertwines with visual expression, unveiling the shared elements that make both mediums uniquely captivating.

From Leonardo da Vinci to Hudson Hawk: Episode 14 of...

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2023/06/15

What does da Vinci have to do with "Hudson Hawk"? Join us as we unravel the peculiar charm of this action-comedy film starring Bruce Willis and compare and contrast the work of Leonoardo Davinci with the Film. We examine how "Hudson Hawk" stands as a curious blend of humor, action, and campiness, gathering a dedicated fan base despite its initial critical reception. And also investigate the parallels this film has to the life work of Leonardo Da Vinci

Nostalgia: Episode 13 of The Painting Podcast

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2023/06/10

Nostalgia, is a bittersweet sentiment that has the power to transport us to moments long gone, has been a subject of fascination and interpretation for artists

Pierre Bonnard: Episode 12 of The Painting Podcast

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2023/06/06

In this episode, we delved into the captivating world of Pierre Bonnard, an influential artist whose work had a profound impact on the art world. We explored Bonnard's unique style, which blended elements of impressionism, post-impressionism, and Japanese prints, creating a visual language that was uniquely his own.We examined how Bonnard used color in emotive ways, infusing his paintings with a sense of vibrancy and energy. We discussed his association with the Nabis group and their shared interest

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