In this video, we discuss Jackson Pollock’s life as well as the artwork he was able to create and have the courage to disclose to his therapist. Not only that, but we also give our opinions on whether it was ethical for therapist Dr. Henderson to sell the paintings after Pollock’s wife had passed away knowing that she would not want his paintings to be shown to the public.

Our podcast will show how we don’t agree on the fact whether the Berlin Museum

mistreated the Ghent Altarpiece by displaying it in public.

Join Ignacia and Maria on an exciting exploration of the fascinating history of the Ghent Altarpiece. Learn how this European masterpiece catapaulted a new age of religious-inspired art. Discover new ways to conceptualize the role of religion in art. 

In this episode, we explore a difficult ethical dilemma faced by a museum director who is offered the opportunity to purchase an important Mayan sculpture for their museum's Pre-Columbian collection. The sculpture, however, has been stolen and smuggled into the country.The director must decide whether to break the law and purchase the sculpture to preserve it in their museum or to let it be lost forever. This decision poses a moral dilemma as purchasing stolen art can encourage pillaging of artworks, but not preserving the sculpture could lead to its destruction.Join us as we delve into this complex issue and attempt to answer the question: what should the director do in this situation? Should they break the law and encourage the pillaging of artworks, or let the work be forever lost to the world?"The Art of Thievery" brings you the stories behind the stolen art, the people who steal it, and those who seek to recover it. Tune in to explore the world of stolen art with us.Music was provided by Youtube’s Free To Use House Music.(@)

The Ghent Altarpiece is our case study, and we talked about the Berlin Museum and more detailed information about the Ghent Altarpiece.

Humans express their feelings and beliefs in multiple forms. Art is one of those. Some have been created

exclusively for artistic purposes. Others have been intended to fulfill some specific function initially. But

few of them have been created with such magnificence that they have become some of the most

treasured pieces of art in history. Artworks such as the Ghent Altarpiece have immortalized the essence

and culture of their time and have marked a turning point in arts history.

Welcome to the "Exploring Art" podcast, where we dive deep into the fascinating world of art. On this episode, we will be joined by our host: Rohan, accompanied by the experts: David And Trevor. They will dive deep today into the lost beauty of Mayan art, and how it has recently been tainted by the ugliness of reality. Today, they discuss why and how to keep these exotic pieces of Mayan art safe from corruption & theft - with a multi-pronged approach and expert opinion.
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During this podcast we discussed the the life and history of Joe brown and got into a pretty interesting conversation discussing the controversy of one of his memorable sculptures. 

Going back to the 20th century there was a quirky and imaginative artist who brought whimsy and movement to the world of sculpture. He also transformed the traditional static art form into a playful and dynamic experience. This artist was Alexander Calder! He was most famous, particularly for his "Mobile Pittsburgh,".It is a unique expression of his artistic vision and a reflection of the time and place in which it was created. However, this artwork which was originally black and white was painted green and gold when it was donated by a private collector to Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. This issue was seen as destroying its historical value since it was made without Calder’s consent. 

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Artist-Massobeats

In this episode of Exploring Art Podcast, the topic of Jackson Pollock and his last drawings was brought up. We discussed an artist whose deepest thoughts and darkest emotions were embodied in a series of private and personal drawings and how the person who was trusted with them decided that these drawings should be published against the wishes of the wife. The ethics and values of this topic were discussed and evaluated in this episode.