Delve into the life and revolutionary work of John Cage, focusing on his groundbreaking composition "4'33"". Discover how Cage challenged traditional notions of music with his avant-garde approach, incorporating silence and ambient sounds as integral components. Explore Cage's cultural influences, collaborations with avant-garde artists, and his lasting impact on contemporary music and art.

Join us as we discuss the concept of the Chained
Cat Statue and how something as simple as
adding a chain could cause such discussion on
what we consider art and how we interpret it.

This episode dives into the poets life and impact
into the imagist movement and a analyzing of
his poem “This is just to say”.

Music Credit -Paint the Town Red

Danyell, Katelynn, and Orelbe dive deep into the world of
contemporary art and the process behind a few great artists journeys
with creating art that pushes boundaries.

Join host Allison Blease and her guest Elaina Aguilera as they discuss the fascinating avant-garge artist John Cage! In episode 773, they discuss a revolutionary artwork: John Cage's 4'33"; the inspiring piece that challenged the traditional concepts of music and art. Tune in to learn more about Cage's philosophical approach that continues to inspire various artists to this day!

Welcome to Exploring Art Podcast, FIU's student podcast for the creatively curious! I'm Angelica Acosta, with me are Sofia Andreoli and Joel Lopez. This time around, we will dissect William Carlos Williams' famous poem “This is just to say.”

We will explore the background of the poem, Williams' innovative way and his relationships with both Modernism and Imagism. Additionally the concept of found poetry will be discussed. Prepare to be intrigued by the questions presented and amazed by the resolutions.

 Tune in for an insightful discussion celebrating the beauty in everyday moments turned into art. Subscribe to Exploring Art Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, or wherever you get your podcasts. Stay curious!

Abigail, Gaston and Raphaella talk about their opinions about the use of computer simulations and music synthesizer in the film industry. Should these new advances in technology can be considered a magnificent tool or humans should keep continue making movies with real elements? 

In this episode we discuss a scary hypothetical,  what if movies had no actors, producers, or any living people? What if they were made solely using CGI and AI? 

In this episode we will be going on about the beauty within humans and birds and if there is a difference. The way that female and male birds reproduce due to beautiful plumage and if there is a similar beauty to animals and to humans. 

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In this podcast, panel members Alex, Aden, and Eliselle delve into Vincent van Gogh's early childhood, influences in art, personal turmoil, the creation and ideas regarding the Night Cafe, and whether or not we must agree with van Gogh's perceived notion that the painting is the "ugliest" he has ever done.