Nick brings on Stephy and Dogukan to discuss how
Paul Cezanne came to be, what is it that influenced
his art and what did he learn that impacted his
styling? Who is Ambroise Vollard and how did he
impact Cezanne’s life and bring other avant-garde
artists to the limelight? Lastly, of course, what was is
it that Cezanne painted and what techniques does he
employ the most? We explore all of that, and how
Cezanne impacted 19th Century Impressionism and
20th Century Cubism.

Join Ben and Miya as we discuss Socrates and two
artists: Rembrandt and Stieglitz, along with their
techniques and styles. What would it be like if we
saw them make a portrait of Socrates?

Panta Rhei - Vodovoz Music Productions

In this episode of the
exploring art podcast, we
venture the concept of
exploring how we can read
gardens. From eighteenth-
century gardens full of
beautiful architecture to
modern gardens full of lush
and green flora and fauna,
the question stands, can we
read gardens the same way
we can read books?

n this 24-minute podcast, we delve into the deeper meaning of a seemingly inconsequential act. Sofia
begins by introducing us with a brief and plentiful history of the place in which this art piece is held. In
addition, we explore the concept of art while Trinity expands on how vandalism can either enhance or
degrade the meaning of an original piece. And shockingly, Bryce manages to slither Ancient Egypt and
Ancient Greece into the conversation. Discover how these unpredictable connections were made and the
true meaning(s) of art by listening to our podcast!
MUSIC CREDIT:
Title: Elevator Music & Elevator Jazz 3 HOURS of Jazzy Elevator Music and Elevator Jazz Music
Artist: Unknown
https://youtu.be/xNjyG8S4_kI?feature=shared

In today's episode, Cristales and Christina dive into the
phenomenon that is the Captive Cat. From the mysterious
meaning and location to its appropriate title, we delve into
critical conversation about arts meaning. We also discuss art's role in the modern world.

Join us in this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast

Sleepy Cat- By Alejandro Magaña (A. M.)

This episode focuses on art and it's impact on the mundane and William Carlos Williams notable poem This is Just to Say. Join Larkin and Nika as they discuss the beauty of the imagist, modernist and DADA movements, and the idea of found art and poetry.

In today’s episode, our host, Marlon Castillo, joined by Laura Rampin and Abigail Freis, will interview and discuss the life, works and literary significance of the American poet, William Carlos Williams. Join us as we embark on this case study of William’s works, with a focus on his poem “This is Just to Say.”

Listen to Episode 792 of the "Exploring Art Podcast" with hosts Sabrina, Luna, and Paulos from Florida International University! We're exploring the imaginative brilliance of William Carlos Williams and his famous work "This Is Just To Say." Join us as we dive into Williams' past, unravel the meaning behind his famous poem, and take on a fascinating case study.

In this episode Kyra, Gregory, and Anastasja
explore different perspectives seen from a bronze
statue. We discussed how adding simple items to
a piece of art can change our interpretations. Even
if it was unintentionally. Explore with us different
ways to view this art piece.