In this episode of Exploring Art Podcast, we will talk about a piece of controversial art and its story to help a museum's board decide whether or not to include this piece in their collection. We will go over who is the artist, the story of the piece, its influence in the world of art and more.

Pending.

In this episode your host Violet, and guests Ian and Nikole , discuss the difficulties that the Carnegie Institute face with their plans to “move” a Wall Drawing by Sol LeWitt. Is it the same piece of art? Or would it be considered a forgery? Find out what we think, and more, in this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast.

What happens when music is made of silence? In this
episode, Javier, Valentina, and Mayah dive into the
groundbreaking and controversial work of art John
Cage’s 4’33”. We explore how this piece challenges the
very definition of music, its impact on the art world, and
why it remains as thought provoking today as it was at its
debut. We discuss the public’s reaction to its premiere,
its ongoing influence in the worlds of music and
conceptual art, and how it continues to shape the way
artists and listeners think about sound today. Join us as we
break down the history, philosophy, and cultural
significance of this revolutionary piece.

In this episode of Exploring Art Podcast we talk about a weird performance by artist Ben Vautier. We consider his street performance from 1964 where he sat in the middle of a street with a sign that said, “Look at me. That’s all it takes. I’m art.” We talk about what he meant by that and whether a person can really be considered “art”.We explore the meaning of performance art, how the art world reacted to Vautier’s actions, and whether the attention of an audience is all it takes to turn someone into art. We also compare his work to other famous performance artists like Marina Abramović and Yoko Ono.

Today on the Stolen Arts podcast... Tim will talk to Sara about the inspirational artist John Cage. They will discuss his work, influence, and specifically his 4'33" piece. This episode will delve into topics such as what makes something art, what makes a piece of art music, and should 4'33" by John Cage be considered as either of these? Tune in for some interesting creative discussions. 

Music Credit -The Guild of Ambience. “Forest Sounds | Woodland Ambience, Bird Song.” YouTube, 5 Apr. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNN7iTA57jM&t=3396s.

Here we discuss Sol LeWitt's impact on art, possible influences, and how his work influenced American art.

What is music? What is art? Can silence be a
symphony? Join Ulises, Maria and Jalia as they
dissect John Cage's infamous "4'33"," a piece that
dares to challenge everything we think we know
about sound and artistic expression. Was Cage a
musical genius, a philosophical provocateur, or
both? We delve into the ambient sounds that make
up this controversial work, exploring the thin line
between performance and perception. If you've ever
questioned the boundaries of art and music, or
simply want to listen to a lively debate about the
sound of silence, this episode is for you. Tune in and
open your ears to a whole new world of listening.

In a podcast that delves deeply into Sol LeWitt's ground-breaking wall drawings, discover his innovative mindset, where the idea comes before the actual execution.  Learn how he revolutionized authorship and uniqueness in the art industry by emphasizing teamwork and following directions.  Take part in stimulating conversations around ownership, authenticity, and the audience's role in understanding conceptual art.  Come explore the many facets of LeWitt's art and its enduring influence on conceptual and contemporary art.

In this episode, we dive into the world of
conceptual art and minimalism with the
iconic artist Sol LeWitt. From his
groundbreaking wall drawings to his
theory that the idea behind the artwork is
more important than the final product, we
explore how LeWitt forever changed the
art world. Discover the fascinating ways
he used geometric shapes, systematic
patterns, and collaborative processes to
challenge conventional notions of art-
making. Whether you're a seasoned art
lover or new to the world of conceptual
art, this episode offers a fresh
perspective on how one artist's
revolutionary ideas continue to inspire
and influence the creative landscape
today. Tune in for a journey into the mind
of Sol LeWitt!