In this episode Jake, Katherine and Hossep
dive into the unpredictable nature of Merce
Cunningham’s choreography -Winterbranch-
and think about what the true intent of the
piece connotes.

Host Mia engages in a thoughtful discussion with guest Nick about the various roles that gardens have played in art, spanning from the 18th century to contemporary gardens.

A history lesson and discussion on portraits in different mediums. How they can change their meaning and feelings based on those mediums.

In this episode, Kyle and Corina will discuss Merce Cunningham, a unique dancer who revolutionized contemporary dance, and his piece, Winter branch. They will see whether its theme is based on human catastrophes as the audience views it, the idea of bodies falling as portrayed in the piece, or nothing at all, as well as whether Cunningham's intentions are relevant to a person's understanding of his piece.

The play by Merce Cunningham called “Winter
Branch” is very abstract and the fact that there
were no real statements made by the author adds
to that ambiguity. The host, Arseniy, along with
my valuable researchers fellow students Diego
and Fabiana uncover this piece to see what we,
regular students, think about it.

Join us this week as Santiago, Isabelle, and Adriana delve into the controversies that surround three influential artists! You'll be sure to want to tune in!!

Discuss Christo Constructions and compare those to Michelangelo's artwork and Spielberg's films and how they seek fulfillment in the process or the end result.

Daniel, Natalia and Maryia discussed how the art  piece “Pile Of Bricks” and other pieces that are more inclined to “Modern Art” are perceived by society. This podcast also discusses what is  considered art and how art becomes “Art.”