This episode is all about the rich world of French art in the 19th century. We'll discuss a lot about Ambroise Vollard and Paul Cézanne's lives and works.

Join us as we discuss whether having a painting of Socrates by Rembrandt or a photograph of Rembrandt, we discuss the pros and cons of each and discuss Rembrandt's art and Stieglitz's way of photographing. We also argue about which one is better and why, we bring up historical points as well as cultural points. We talked about how Rembrandt would make his portrait life-like, we also explained what a portrait, self-portrait and a portrait photography is. 

In this episode, we go through the winter branch, a choreography by Merce Cunningham. We talk here about the different meanings and interpretations that the artist left for the audience. We also talk about the different ways other people have found meaning in the winter branch.

Join us in this episode as we explore the diverse practices of contemporary art, focusing on the groundbreaking installations of renowned artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Discover how their ambitious works, such as wrapping landscapes and transforming islands, have challenged artistic boundaries and captivated audiences worldwide. We also delve into the collaborative efforts of Christo with government and private agencies, as well as the enduring legacy of Michelangelo and the significance of Carrara marble in the art world.

In this episode, we visit the 19th century art world to look at one of the most influential art dealers of his time, Ambrose Vollard, and his relationship with one of the most important artists of the Post-Impressionist movement, Paul Cézanne. We'll take a deep dive into 19th Century art movements and explore the intriguing case of Vollard's title misunderstanding only revealed in his memoir: "Recollections of a Picture Dealer."Royalty Free Music: "Feel Good Flow" found on Adobe Stock Music

This podcast episode dives into a deeper understanding of who Merce Cunningham was and his background. We also dove and focused specifically on his piece "Winter Branch" and deciphered his intentions and interpretations of the audience as well.

Bio for the episode : In this podcast, we are going to talk about a famous poet named William Carlos William. We will talk about his influence in modernism, imaginism, found poetry, and Dada movements. And we will talk about one of his famous poems called “The Ice Box” and the hidden meanings behind it. Join us and come learn about William Carlos William.

Uncover the power of titles in art interpretation with Exploring Art Podcast. Join us as we delve into an intriguing case study on Cezanne's masterpieces and the impact of a title mix-up. Explore the complexities of art, from the vibrant 19th-century French art scene to the enigmatic artist's response. Subscribe now for a captivating journey through art, titles, and the legacy of Cezanne.

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Explore the details behind the film making world of black and white, where we discuss the effects of values and lighting in the film “Billy Budd''. Understand the decisions made by Peter Ustinov when creating the film and how the grayscale movie contributes to the human psyche. Can you distinguish reality without color?

In this episode we explore the background of different poets that have impacted literature and movements that these poets were associated with. We also talk about how all these factors connect to our case study on William Carlos William. Our opinions on the poem, its meaning, and how it can be seen in different view. It's an engaging fun episode that lets us learn about this great poet and new facts about poetry and art