In this episode, join host
Isabella along with Isabel and
Anthony as they explore the
concept of picturesque
beauty. Delve into the
historical context provided by
Nathaniel Willis's writings,
understand the cultural
influences that shaped
19th-century perceptions of
beauty, and discover the
significance of American
landscapes in art and
literature. The discussion will
cover the interplay of art
history, philosophy,
psychology, and
environmental studies in
appreciating picturesque
scenes. Tune in to learn
about the empirical studies on
landscape perception, the
impact of photography, and
the enduring relevance of
picturesque aesthetics in
contemporary conservation
efforts.

Julio, Isa, and Amanda talk about and explores Immanuel Kant's philosophy on the aesthetic.

Music Credit - Joakim Karud- Great Days

In this podcast episode, the host Katelin interviewed
Jade regarding the controversy of CGI film making
versus Traditional film making. They went over
common controversies like the effect realism has on
the audience film and how costliness plays a big role
in choosing a movie-making method. Prepare to dive
into the world of film making in this episode

 In this episode, Nelson and Jean discuss Vincent Van Gogh and his painting that he states is his “ugliest painting”. We will be discussing the artistic evolution of Van Gogh’s work and elements of art in this “ugly” painting. Do we agree or disagree  with Van Gogh’s statement? Find out on this episode!

Join us for "ＰｉｃｔｕＲｅｓｑｕｅ," a deep dive into the world of picturesque paintings. From brushstrokes to colors and composition, Ashley, Salo, and Hector will examine amazing artists' works and learn to appreciate every detail. You'll be captivated by these masterpieces' timeless beauty!

Music Credit (if used): Please, include the track title and artist for any music used in the podcast.

Intro/outro: "Logging in" by "Nothing"

 Track Title: Virtual Loneliness

https://open.spotify.com/track/4j9rNpmMUFosy9ZCZk0FbC?si=ca234d2d6379431d

Join us as we explore the intricate balance between
depth and emotional resonance in the world of cine
thought-provoking narratives that challenge our min
moving stories that tug at our heartstrings, each epi
into how filmmakers masterfully blend these eleme
unforgettable cinematic experiences

In this episode, Gabriella Boutros and Katelyn Gutierrez give their own perspectives on how Vincent Van Gogh’s “The Night Cafe” can possibly be one of his most insightful paintings. Correlating his background and his intentions to his artworks

In this Episode, Abril, Nevaeh and Alejandro discuss what Van Gogh considers his ugliest painting, known as "The Night Café", as well as the background behind the ugly masterpiece.

In this podcast episode Henry, Katie, and Mary explore the legitimacy of the beauty of bird plumages and how they relate to human beauty.

In this episode, Natalia, Valentina, and
Aldrich will be discussing Gladys case,
where she is suering from tensions and
stress from college. Her counselor
recommends her methods from Monroe
Beardsley, which is to take in art into her
life to improve her condition