Minisode 03 is out today! Today! Did you hear... TODAY!!  

Join Jay and Tay in this fuller of a minisode as we talk about privilege and Tay's bachelorette party!

Back in action for episode 7!

This episode isn’t Pod Save America (we do love those guys), but we do talk about politics. We don’t think it’s a trigger warning, but if you’re tired of it all stick around for some sweet art history. Tay covers the Black Arts Aesthetic Movement, and the bad ass women who lead the way after WWII. Jay might freak out a little when she realizes Faith Ringgold and Betye Saar are involved. We hope you’ll freak out too (in the best way possible)!

Sources:

blackpast.org

NYPL.org

The Black Aesthetic by Addison Gayle

tate.org.uk

MOCA LA Exhibition catalog

Wack! Art and the Feminist Revolution by Valarie Smith    

It's like a full episode, but without the research! Mini-sode number 2 is here for your ears. 

Jay and Tay share a little about how Artsy Fartsy was named. No gender reveals for this pod-baby but the naming process sheds some insight into the childhood's of Jaymee and Taylor. If you have any post-covid drink locations for Barb and Holly, you have to let us know!

We are back and fighting Nazi's! 

This episode, Jaymee takes us through the life of artist and resistance fighter Truus Oversteegen. This episode is not for the faint of heart. Truus Oversteegen overcame, fought and survived WWII as a resistance fighter in the Netherlands. Her life post war was filled with art and advocacy. Join Jay and Tay as they celebrate the life and art of this great hero!

Resources for this episode:

My Favorite Murder podcast: Episode 152

Seducing and Killing Nazi’s by Sophie Poldermans

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/sep/23/freddie-oversteegen-dutch-teenager-who-resisted-nazis

https://righteous.yadvashem.org/?searchType=righteous_only&language=en&itemId=4016387&ind=NaN

Whats Her Name Podcast: Truus Oversteegen

https://sophieswomenofwar.com/sophies-women-of-war/

We know two weeks is a long time to wait, especially in 2020! Minisodes are coming!!!

Artsy Fartsy is working bringing you "the outtakes."  In this minisode, Jaymee takes Taylor on the very un-researched and full history of the Apostle Paul. In the process of build Artsy Fartsy, there is plenty that we record, but gets cut in order for us to keep episodes under an hour. We hope you enjoy a little bit of history, albeit NOT art history. 

There are no resources for this minis ode. Literally none. So correct away friends- we know we got stuff wrong!

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On Episode 5: Ruth Inge Hardison, join Jay and Tay on a ride devoted to Hardison's incredible talent, compassion and grit. Ruth Inge Hardison was an artist who made her debut on Broadway and whose work has landed in the hands of other incredible people such as Nelson Mandela. 

Why haven't you heard of her? Well, you can bet we editorialize along the way on this matter....   

Image 1: Ruth Inge Hardison posing with her vest of Sojournor Truth 

Image 2: Jaymee and Taylor's puppies: Bixby (left) and Dakota (right)  

Image 3: Inge Hardison and her daughter Yolande with sculpture donated to Mt. Sinai Hospital, 1957  I

mage 4: Bronze bust of Sojourner Truth, Inge Hardison 1963  

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Listen to Jay and Tay as they dig into the writings of Ella Maria Diaz, and discover more about Chicano and Chicana art, protest and social change.   This episode is the second half of Taylor's research on protest art. 

If you haven't listen to episode 2 yet, go back and listen. You can find Artsy Fartsy Podcast wherever you listen to your pods!  

Episode Reference: Poster Dreams: The Art of Protest and Social Change https://buff.ly/2QisQwe 

Episode Artwork: 1. Ella Maria Diaz teaching a group of students at Cornell University.

 2. Chicano and Chicano protestors 1970's 

3. Protest poster from Diaz's student, 2016 

4. Anthology that Poster Dream's written by Ella Maria Diaz is included in

You have waited patiently and here it is! Lee Krasner Part 2! 

In this episode, Tay and Jay discuss their favorite childhood movies- and design a new personality test by consequence. More importantly though, The second half of Lee Krasner's epic career and life is covered in episode 3! You can expect art, tragedy and whole lot of bad ass woman-ing as this episode covers 1950-1980(ish). 

References fro this episode come from 9th Street Women, by Mary Gabriel. Other sources include the Wikipedia and The Guardian.

9th Street Women: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/28118491-ninth-street-women

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Krasner

The Guradian: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/may/12/lee-krasner-artist-formerly-known-as-mrs-jackson-pollock-barbican-exhibition

As always, keep it on the canvas- and in your pants!

Join Jay and Tay in the first of a two part series on Poster Dreams: The Art of Protest and Social Change written by Ella Marie Diaz.  

Obviously this means there is also a discussion on Minnesota and the Mall of America, that makes sense... right?

Show notes:

Please note that the Mall of America is in Bloomington, not Minneapolis. 

It's the cave drawing of our podcast series. Listen to the beginnings of Artsy Fartsy, a podcast by Jay and Tay! In following episodes, Jay and Tay will dig through their art school toolbox and share with each other (and you) bits of literature, art history, and processes of art each week. Join these two art nerds on a plethora of tangents, diatribes and great art talk.

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