Let’s indulge in the fruitful knowledge William Carlos Williams presents in The Icebox. Join us as we make the verdict on plums: art or simply a breakfast snack. Is Williams consumed with the guilt of eating the plums? Or is there an underlying meaning?

Music: Coffeehouse by 99 instrumenals Music from Tunetank.com 99Instrumentals - Coffeehouse (Copyright Free Music) Download free: https://tunetank.com/track/5075-coffeehouse

In today’s episode, we dive deep into a case of Carl Andre’s famous artwork “Pile of Bricks”, but with a twist. A bricklayer assistant at another museum has replicated his work. Is Carl Andre’s work more of an art piece than the second pile of bricks? Is this bricklayer now an artist, are they both considered art? Join Chad, Sebastian, and myself as we solve this brick dilemma!

Music: Chill by sakura Hz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF2tXC1pXNo

 In this episode of the Exploring Art podcast, we discuss what makes “the fountain” by Marcel Duchamp so unique in the grand scheme of art.

n this episode, we discussed a case study on Marcel Duchamp and his controversial art piece, "Fountain" We go more into detail about the nature of what makes this art piece so controversial and if it is an actual art piece or just mockery. We answered some questions about what is art? and some more details about Duchamp's life and the meaning of his work.

Music Credit - Reverbszilla 8D (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgar2LJ9efQ)

In this episode, my co-host and I will be talking about William Carlos Williams, who he was, how he started writing, and also we will be talking about his poem “this is just to say” which is one of his most famous poems. 

Join us on this episode as we dive into the silent work of art by John Cage, 4’33.

In this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast, we will discuss Marcel Duchamp's life and how his works with a fountain significantly impacted the art industry.

What qualifies a work of art as being a masterpiece? Is it the significance that went into the piece, is it who can be accredited for the design, is it the material used, or does it all depend on the viewer and their experience and knowledge to uniquely interpret the art? The subjectivity presented after all the different components that make up defining an artwork gives rise to the issue of setting a standard for what art and what an artwork is. Can even someone like a duck be an artist? With that being said, is it art? Let’s find out!

Music Credit:

“3H Live Steam: Lofi Hip Hop: NCM: Non-Copyrighted Music: Relax: Chill Study.” YouTube, 6 July 2018, https://youtu.be/yrKKj5z-Xlc

How simple can art be? How can one pile of bricks be art while a different one can't? Why do minimalists go very simple with their work? In this episode, we will discuss this and try to solve the mystery of how very simple works can be considered art. Join us to find out the mystery behind simple pieces being art. We hope you enjoy the episode, and remember to stay curious!

Music: Lofi Summer Background by Vladislav Kurnikov (https://pixabay.com/music/beats-lofi-summer-background-112369/)

Join us today to hear the insights of Alex, Iasmine, and Ian on the true background of the DADA movement and how it correlates with the artist Tristan Tzara and Tom Stoppard. If you want to learn about passionate humanitarians who fought for their rights through creative means, this is the episode for you. Join us soon, and remember to stay curious.