We dive into the concept of “Picturesque”,
revealing the true meaning, evolution, and
other ideas. Sharing each other's opinions on
many questions relating to the topic. Our
conversation spans on factual, cultural, and
personal aspects. We also reflected on how
cultural backgrounds shape our perception of
beauty. Additionally, we debated the idea of
whether the artist or the landscape itself is the
reason for its beauty.

Join hosts Nicole, Mia, and Robert as they explore
a revolutionary concept in filmmaking: producing
films entirely through sophisticated computer
simulations, without the use of cameras or real
actors. In this thought-provoking episode, we
discuss how this technology could transform the
industry, offering cheaper and more efficient
production methods. Would knowing a film is
completely computer-generated change your
emotional connection to the story? Could these
virtual productions thrill us just as much as
traditional films? We dive into the potential
benefits and challenges, debating whether the
future of cinema lies in synthesizers or if there’s
still a place for traditional filmmaking. Tune in for
an engaging conversation about the future of
storytelling on the big screen.

In this podcast episode, Liz, Omar, and
Loris Laura would be discussing the
effects of art therapy to overcome life
challenges, including the stress
experienced by a sophomore student at
university. They will also explore Monroe
Bearsley's influence in therapy and his
opinion regarding the relationship
between art, mental and emotional
health.

This episode explores the influence of art as therapy and how Monroe Beardsley has influenced art therapy. 

On todays episode of the Exploring Art Podcast, we explore
impact of knowledge on viewer experience when comparing
synthesized films and traditional films, examine the technolo
advancements, cost efficiency, and ethical implications of sy
film production, and discusses the potential future of film pro and the influence of audience preferences and acceptance.

"It Was Only a Dream" by Adi Goldstein

In this episode we will be going over the works and ideas of famed 20th century philosopher Monroe Beardsley and his principles on aesthetics and criticism.

In this episode, we will be discovering the mysteries of Van Gogh's  ugliest piece, "The Night Café". We will discover why Van Gogh thought this was his ugliest painting, and what the definition of "ugly" means in the art world. 

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In today's episode, show host Jennifer and guests Nicho and Helen discuss whether or not intellectual films should convey an emotional reaction to their audience. Please join us in this interesting discussion!

INTRO: "EARLY SUMMER" BY TOKYO MUSIC WALKER and OUTRO: "Bluesy Vibes" Jazz Music #4 (No Copyright)

In this episode, we explore the intricate relationship between beauty and ugliness in art and its impact on emotional and psychological well-being. We start by examining critical and uncritical uses of "beauty" and "ugliness," drawing from the wisdom of philosophers like Aristotle, and Plutarch, and literary figures like Baudelaire/ We discuss topics that have intrigued us, like the release of Inside Out 1 & 2, and shared captivating questions in order to enhance our understanding.

Inside out Theme Song - Disney.