In your serving of Art History this week, Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker introduce the fascinating lives of The Three Witches aka Remedios Varo, Kati Horna and Leonora Carrington.

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We discuss the war, heartbreak and trauma that brought these powerful female artists together in Mexico City, world’s away from their native Europe. Topics include: cassette covers, Bayer aspirin, 1940s Mexico City, running from Nazis (again), debutante balls, lots of hyenas, a J. Crew sock and tequila.

Our Art Pantry Quickie of the week is Gouache.

Our Art Quickie Politicky entry of the week is Anarchy.

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Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker discuss Three Flags; a drawing from 1960 based on a sculptural painting by the same name from 1958.

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Our Art Pantry entry of the week is Encaustic. Our Art Assignment is to make your own personal flag. In this episode, we discuss Jasper John’s disruption of the 1950’s post war New York art scene.

Topics include: Prodigal Stephanie’s return to grey, Peach Cobbler seduction, Abstract Expressionism’s appeal to a changing America, Robert Rauschenberg’s bird like wing, day dreaming about going on amazing journeys while looking at boring art, ‘scribbins,' and WTF flags mean to us.

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Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker save a Demon Reindeer from Christmas cheer. To do so they cover not one but two spooky artworks: The Scream, a 1893 painting by Edvard Munch and A Disturbing Presence, a painting by a lesser known artist, Remedios Varo from 1959.

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Our Art Pantry quickie of the week is Tempera.

In Part One, we discuss Edvard Munch’s troubled upbringing, the start of expressionism, the Bad Boys of Post-Impressionism Painting, Steve Painttube, and we try not to throw our pitchforks at The Scream.

In Part Two, Stephanie is interrupted by A Disturbing Presence 1959, we discuss toxic chair relationships, witchy science, and the bad girl behavior that made her too hot for Art History to handle.

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Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker discuss Attorney Street (Handball Court with Autobiographical Poem by Piñero); a language packed and illustrative painting of 80’s era Lower East Side by a lesser known artist, Martin Wong, from 1984.

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In this episode, we discuss Martin Wong’s time in, and inspiration from, the crumbling New York of the 1980s.

Topics include: Boutique Yoga Studios and a multitude of Jerry Seinfelds over running NYC throughout the decades. Hey Arnold. BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists thumbing their noses at the conventional art genres. The first ever Graffiti museum. Wong’s short life and interest in the people around him. And some groans for the Supreme x Martin Wong collection.

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Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker, your artist sherpas, answer all of your itching syphilis-ridden questions and discuss Dominant Curve; a vibrant, athletic, and abstract painting by Wassily Kandinsky from 1936.

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Our Art Pantry entry of the week is Oil Paint.

Our Art Assignment is to make an abstract composition, with whatever materials you have (including your cat), based on an instrumental musical composition.

In this episode, we discuss what this podcast is all about. Topics include: Was Kandinsky a low-key cult leader? What is the Bow Wow Haus? Positive vibes and finding that Haystack Feelin’ in the face of a global pandemic, Turkish Airlines’ ridiculously cramped seats, the best pizza in Florence, and of course, the art: A really fantastic painting by Wassily Kandinsky.

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Introducing a new weekly podcast, Art Slice: A Palatable Serving of Art History

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